10 Historical & Heritage Tours in Western Australia That You Shouldn't Miss

Enjoy a 2-hour guided tour of the National ANZAC Centre and Heritage Park. Your guide will accompany you as you walk through Albany’s historic precinct and view Middleton Beach from the promenade.   The history of the Great Southern region is revealed in stories during your guided tour at Mount Clarence and the Padre White Lookout. Discover Albany’s role in Australia’s ANZAC story at the National ANZAC Centre. Enjoy a coffee break at Middleton Beach, visit Patrick Taylor Cottage and see the Brig Amity at the Museum Precinct. Your tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off.

Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Local expertise and quality service, Guided tour and history commentary, Tea/coffee and scones, jam and cream, Bottled water, Snacks, Coffee and/or Tea

Exclusions: Gratuities

Fly over the spectacular pindan cliffs and turquoise waters of Roebuck Bay. Travel over the vast mangroves and wetlands of Roebuck Plains. Flying over the Fitzroy River we approach the Napier Range, mostly made from heavily eroded limestone, or karst, with the ridges composed of an ancient Devonian reef system. On arrival into Windjana airstrip meet your Aboriginal guide and jump aboard the airconditioned 4WD tour bus. Enjoy a walking tour through Windjana Gorge, learn about the spiritual signifcance of the gorge and see freshwater crocodiles basking in the sun. Explore the 750m long Tunnel Creek that runs beneath the 350-million-year old Devonian Reef System. Learn about the Bunuba people, and hear the story of Jandamarra the Aboriginal Warrior who hid out in the tunnel and led the Bunuba resistance against the oppression of the local Aboriginal people during the late 1800's. Visit the historic ruins of Lillimooloora Police Station. Stunning afternoon flight back to Broome.

Inclusions: Lunch, Bottled water, Coffee and/or Tea, Snacks, Air-conditioned vehicle, Landing and facility fees

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This tour is the best (and only) way to experience the full length of Lake Argyle. It includes all the highlights from our Sunset Magic trip & much more. Travel over 120km from the Rugged North to the Southern Reaches. Take a gander through the binoculars (provided by us, welcome to bring your own) for an up-close look at the many different species of birds and other wildlife including wallabies and crocodiles. Stop on a remote island to fossick for the intriguing Zebra Rock, with its perfect stripes & spots that can appear to be painted on, unique to Lake Argyle. We’ll cruise past the submerged site of ‘Argyle Downs’, the Durack Family’s Homestead, while listening to stories about the pioneering families & how they began the pastoral industry in the East Kimberley. We’ll enjoy the changing colours reflecting across the lake near Monsmont Island, the best spot on the Lake for sunset! Enjoy afternoon tea before stopping for a refreshing swim with complimentary beer/wine/champagne.

Inclusions: Return transfers from Kununurra, Lunch, Fresh Local Melons, Soft Drink/Juice, Cold Water, Sunset Drinks, Binoculars, Restroom on board

Exclusions: Dinner

Margaret River's #1 rated wine and adventure tours for "people who don't do tours" with Western Australian Guide of the Year - Sean Blocksidge. Get behind the tourist facade, away from the masses and discover people and places you won't find on your own. The No 1 Margaret River guide/tour on Tripadvisor since 2008. No minivans, no crowds. Personalised touring at it's best. Get out of the car and into the photo, have a whole lot of fun experiencing Margaret River’s great outdoors while tasting some of the regions wines and meeting the people who make them! It’s the wine and nature lovers’ experience with the works. Limited to only 6 guests, travelling in a luxury 4WD, this is the tour for people who don’t do tours. We discover why Margaret River produces some of the world’s best wine. Connect with nature then match your favourite wine with fresh local produce while we lunch in the barrel room at one of the region’s superstar wineries.  

Inclusions: Pick up/drop off from Margaret River Visitor Centre, Morning tea/coffee, Local honey tasting, Premium Margaret River wine, Gourmet lunch of local produce, Bottled water, Canoe hire, Expert guide, Luxury 4WD, Air-conditioned vehicle

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Cruise the sheltered waters of Oyster Harbour and the ancient Kalgan River whilst listening to a live and humerous commentary about the history, wildlife and why Albany is the home of ANZAC. With more the eighteen years of us cruising the wildlife has accepted us as part of the eco system. You will get up close and personal at the same time as learning about what you are seeing. The vessel also has a glass bottom.

Inclusions: Morning tea or coffee with hot savoury damper, Private transportation

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Enjoy an evening journey through Perth’s burgeoning food & beverage scene. Go where the locals hang out. Walk a little, eat a little and drink a little as you discover the bars and restaurants in the city centre in heritage buildings, laneways and other out-of-the-way watering holes.

Inclusions: Current inclusions, 3 hour guided tour, Either grazing food or a drink at each of the 3 stops, 2 drinks and grazing food

Exclusions: Items of a personal nature, Tips or gratuities, Bottled water, Hotel pick-up & drop-off

Start your day in Perth exploring the Perth Town Hall, old theatre district and The State Buildings - the former home to the General Post Office, Land Titles Office, Treasury and even Parliament. The morning tea tour is a professionally guided morning tour of Perth, including coffee/tea . The approach of this walk is informative, yet light-hearted and entertaining. Each tour incorporates “must know” historical information, but also contemporary features. Perfect for locals, first-time visitors to Perth and repeat visitors.

Inclusions: Coffee and/or Tea, Sweet treat

Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Items of a personal nature, Tips or gratuities for guides, Bottled water, Hotel pick-up & drop-off

This is a Private tour for you and your group only. The highlight of this tour for many is the beautiful natural feature of Wave Rock. The Wheatbelt is a massive agricultural region extending from Geraldton (about 400km north of Perth) to Esperance (around 800km southeast of Perth). This full day private tour includes heritage towns and many natural attractions all located in the central Wheatbelt Region directly east of Perth. I offer a lot of flexibility in this tour. If you prefer to stay a little longer at the expense of another location thats totally fine. The day can offer many things to different people. There are a lot of changes in landscape simply because we cover a lot of ground in approximately 10 – 12 hours. It’s a visual feast for photographers and random stops are welcome!

Inclusions: An amazing fun filled day with a lot of options, Chilled water, Seasonal fresh fruit, premium local cheese & chocolate for road stops., A knowledgeable and fun guide to keep you amused on the longer stretches, Lots of photo opportunities - and I take photos of you as well!, A very comfortable airconditioned car with loads of "roadtrip" music.

Exclusions: Lunch. Lunch is available at Wave Rock Cafe, Hats & sunscreen are required in Summer

This is a short taste of riding on a camel in a beautiful location. Very relaxing and peaceful. Get to know your camel personaly and have lots of wonderful photos taken for you on your camera/device for free.

Inclusions: Free freshwater pearl earrings for all the ladies riding with us., Discount vouchers for various things around Broome

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It is often said that Broome’s pearling industry is as rich in culture as it is in pearls. Come and experience a fascinating insight to Broome’s unique heritage at Pearl Luggers, in the heart of Broome’s ‘Chinatown’. Learn the perils of the deep and discover first hand what made the pearl divers life so hazardous and what drove so many to put their lives at risk. Was it the riches, the status or just the lure of the pearl? Through daily guided tours and enthralling stories learn of the impact pearling has had upon Northern Australia and why such a large number of nationalities were enticed, often by force, into our pearling industry. View two of the last surviving and perfectly restored pearling luggers, the vessel synonymous with Broome, surrounded by a reconstructed tidal jetty and an authentic pearlers store.

Inclusions: Food tasting, Local guide

Exclusions: Food and drinks