South Western Escape

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Western Australia in a snapshot? This Perth to Fremantle tour is as close as you can get. You not only experience one of the country’s coolest capitals – Perth’s restaurants are legendary – but also discover your produce’s source, while traversing the Margaret River wine region. This part of the state humbles with the Valley of the Giants’ soaring trees, the blissful beaches in Esperance and goldfield heritage in Kalgoorlie.

Tour Highlights

  • Perth City Tour Kings Park & Botanical Gardens
  • Wave Rock
  • Exclusive farm tour at
  • Wave Rock Kalgoorlie Super Pit – Viewing platform
  • Lucky Bay
  • Bluff Knoll lookout at Stirling Ranges
  • Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk
  • Cape Leeuwin and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse
  • Margaret River Winery for lunch and tastings
  • Margaret River Chocolate Factory
  • Busselton Jetty

Tour Itinerary

(B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner (SD) Specialty Dinner
Tour Code: WPPP

1
Welcome to Perth (D)
Day 1
Welcome to Perth (D)
Western Australia’s capital and largest city, Perth is remarkably green. The snaking Swan River cuts through town, its banks lined with leafy promenades – not to mention glorious Kings Park, a floral wonderland home to more than 3,000 plant species in the Botanic Gardens. Enjoy a stroll with your Travel Director to ease into your WA adventure.
Travelodge Perth
Travelodge Hotel Perth is nestled in an utterly picturesque location, near the beautiful Swan River in the heart of Perth CBD.
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2
Perth – Wave Rock (B, D)
Day 2
Perth – Wave Rock (B, D)
At the start of your tour from Perth, say hello to Wave Rock, a 110-metre, rainbow-hued granite swell formed more than three million years ago. It’s in the ballpark of another imaginatively named rock formation: Hippo’s Yawn. You can actually climb through the hippo’s ‘neck’ to grab a happy snap. Fun fact: the visitor centre here has the world’s largest collection of toy soldiers. Wave Rock local Sheenagh knows a thing or two about life on the land. She’s passionate about her farm, and proudly shows off the outback while you explore the wide open spaces that characterise the WA countryside. You even get to feed her cattle and glimpse her collection of vintage cars – who knew folks in this part of the world were such avid collectors?
Wave Rock Hotel, Hyden
Wave Rock Hotel is located just 5kms from the Iconic Wave Rock, overlooking a picturesque billabong swimming pool and gardens. 
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3
Wave Rock – Kalgoorlie (B, D)
Day 3
Wave Rock – Kalgoorlie (B, D)
Today is deep – quite literally. Your journey through classic WA outback lands you in Kalgoorlie – get your bearings on a town tour, pausing to take in vistas over the staggering ‘Super Pit’ open-cut gold mine. Put life into perspective standing next to monstrous loaders and haul trucks at Hannans North Mine. It’s a shimmering opportunity to experience gold rush history and discover the Golden Mile.
Rydges, Kalgoorlie
Rydges Kalgoorlie is a 4.5-star oasis close to the town centre and handy to attractions and amenities. 
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4
Kalgoorlie – Esperance (B, D)
Day 4
Kalgoorlie – Esperance (B, D)
Nature humbles at Cape Le Grand National Park, a staggering 31,000 hectares of sweeping heathlands, rugged coastal peaks and powdery beaches. It’s so pretty that kangaroos come here for a little sunbaking on the sand – at Lucky Bay, you’ll see Australia’s national emblem dozing beside the water. And then there’s Thistle Cove, replete with sun, sand, sea and sculpted rock formations that ‘whistle’ with the sounds of the wind and waves.
Comfort Inn Bay of Isles, Esperance
Comfort Inn Bay of Isles Motel Esperance is a beachfront accommodation, located in the heart of Esperance’s CBD.
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Esperance – Albany (B, D)
Day 5
Esperance – Albany (B, D)
Bring your stamina for a day of unparalleled wilderness encounters. Well, until tomorrow, and the next day… Fitzgerald River National Park is one of the most ecologically-important pockets of WA, home to 20 per cent of the state’s flora. Small wonder it’s a designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Journey on through the Stirling Range National Park, blanketed with more than 1,500 species of wildflowers, some of which are found nowhere else on Earth. Get some perspective from the Bluff Knoll Lookout, one of WA’s highest peaks.
Dog Rock Motel, Albany
The Dog Rock Motel is located in the historic and cultural hub of Albany opposite the famous local icon, the natural granite Dog Rock.
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6
Albany Free Time (B)
Day 6
Albany Free Time (B)
Albany turns on pretty much every charm, whether you’re ready for more nature, are a history buff, or feel like it’s time for food and wine. You have a day at leisure to go in whichever direction you please. Perhaps opt for a tour that relives the town’s heritage as the last port of call for ANZAC troopships departing Australia in WWI. Maybe explore Torndirrup National Park, where steep cliffs give way to dramatic rock formations and whales are a common sight during migration. Or get a taste for the region on a culinary excursion.
Dog Rock Motel, Albany
The Dog Rock Motel is located in the historic and cultural hub of Albany opposite the famous local icon, the natural granite Dog Rock.
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7
Albany – Margaret River (B, D)
Day 7
Albany – Margaret River (B, D)
Think big when you visit the Valley of the Giants, where the Tree Top Walk gives you a bird’s-eye view of the soaring tingle trees that stand large all around; you’re suspended 40 metres above the forest floor. More lofty attractions await at the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, the tallest of its kind in Australia, set at the tip of a peninsula where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet. Being amid nature makes you thirsty. It’s a good thing Margaret River tours are on the horizon.
Stay Margaret River
Stay Margaret River affordable luxury accommodation is the perfect destination to relax and explore the famous wineries, caves, forests and beaches of the Margaret River Region.
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8
Margaret River (B, L)
Day 8
Margaret River (B, L)
There aren’t many places in the world where grape vines grow metres from the sand – the Margaret River region is one. Here, 200 vineyards sit beside talented makers, bakers and purveyors. All you need to know is that today is one of indulgences, beginning at Vasse Virgin to savour olive oil that’s good enough to drink. But maybe try it on bread instead. Lunch is leisurely, at a vineyard with plenty of time to sip and savour local drops. If you still have room for dinner after your Margaret River tour, ask us for recommendations.
Stay Margaret River
Stay Margaret River affordable luxury accommodation is the perfect destination to relax and explore the famous wineries, caves, forests and beaches of the Margaret River Region.
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9
Margaret River – Fremantle (B, D)
Day 9
Margaret River – Fremantle (B, D)
You’ve seen the bucolic vine-laced countryside; now experience the region’s coast as you journey north to Busselton. Yet another record-breaking attraction awaits (we’ve lost count): the longest wooden jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. Tip your cap to those who built this 1.8-kilometre structure out into Geographe Bay. The afternoon is all yours in Freo. Hot tip: The city’s markets feature 150 stalls under one roof.
Esplanade Hotel by Rydges, Freemantle
Esplanade Hotel Fremantle by Rydges has a rich history dating back to 1850 the hotel is an iconic landmark in Western Australia. 
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10
Fremantle Free Time (B)
Day 10
Fremantle Free Time (B)
Fremantle sits at the mouth of the Swan River, its port the gateway to all manner of watery expeditions. One that will surely make you smile is the ferry ride to Rottnest Island, where Australia’s happiest (and friendliest) critters await. Bring your swimsuit to cool off between cycling expeditions on your Rottnest Island tour. If you’re ready for some downtime, follow the lead of locals to Little Creatures Brewery for an icy ale. Or explore the town on a Fremantle tour in the company of an in-the-know local. Today is yours to create, but we always have a few ideas in our little black book.
Esplanade Hotel by Rydges, Freemantle
Esplanade Hotel Fremantle by Rydges has a rich history dating back to 1850 the hotel is an iconic landmark in Western Australia. 
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Farewell from Fremantle (B)
Day 11
Farewell from Fremantle (B)
Eleven days. Too many beaches to count. Wildlife galore. A few wine bottles and a few thousand memories… this trip is one for the record books.

Inclusions

Attractions Included

  • Perth City Tour Kings Park & Botanical Gardens
  • Wave Rock
  • Exclusive farm tour at
  • Wave Rock Kalgoorlie Super Pit – Viewing platform
  • Lucky Bay
  • Bluff Knoll lookout at Stirling Ranges
  • Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk
  • Cape Leeuwin and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse
  • Margaret River Winery for lunch and tastings
  • Margaret River Chocolate Factory
  • Busselton Jetty

Coach Features

  • 48 Seat coach
  • Restroom
  • Air conditioned

Experiences Included

  • Specialist team of two highly experienced Travel Director and Driver Guide
  • Local specialist guides
  • Centrally located premium 3.5-star hotels

Meals Included

  • 11 Full Breakfasts
  • 1 Lunch
  • 6 Dinners

Fitness Requirements

  •  Low level of fitness required

Visited Locations

  • Perth
    Perth is an urban oasis among the vast nature of Western Australia where soft-sand beaches and scenic parks meet a thriving metropolis of small bars, creative restaurants and curated street art.
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  • Wave Rock
    Wave Rock rises 15 metres above the outback plain in Western Australia. Over 2,700 million years in the making, today it's a popular tourist destination.
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  • Kalgoorlie
    Located in the Eastern Goldfields region of Western Australia, Kalgoorlie Boulder is situated 590 kilometres inland of Perth.
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  • Esperance
    Esperance is one of the most visually captivating places in the country because it features Australia’s whitest sands, vivid, turquoise waters and a seascape strewn with rocky islands.
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  • Albany
    Albany is a city at the southern tip of Western Australia. It's known for its beaches, historic Whaling Station and migrating whales that pass by off the coast at Torndirrup National Park.
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  • Margaret River
    Margaret River is a small town south of Perth in western Australia, known for its craft breweries, boutiques and surrounding wineries. Beaches and surf breaks line the nearby coast, whose waters host migratory whales (Jun–Nov).
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Attractions

  • Farm Tour with Sheena
    A guided farm tour at Wave Rock where you hear about life in the Outback with Wave Rock local, Sheena.
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  • Vasse Virgin
    Enjoy the ultimate olive oil experience at Vasse Virgin where they produce natural skincare, soaps, gourmet food, natural fragrances and also run workshops.
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  • Busselton Jetty
    The Busselton Jetty is 1.841km long. It is the longest timber piled jetty in the southern hemisphere. The jetty has survived Cyclone Alby in 1978, borers, weathering, several fires, and the threat of demolition, to have become a major regional tourist attraction.
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Available Dates

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18 May 2025 - 27 May 2025 $6,499$8,749
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24 Aug 2025 - 02 Sep 2025 $5,691$7,663
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14 Sep 2025 - 23 Sep 2025 $5,691$7,663
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21 Sep 2025 - 30 Sep 2025 $5,691$7,663
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28 Sep 2025 - 07 Oct 2025 $5,691$7,663
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12 Oct 2025 - 21 Oct 2025 $5,691$7,663
South Western Escape
Days
11
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AUD $5,691