See the best of southern Western Australia on a four-day excursion that takes in all the coastal highlights south of Perth as well as the south-coast city of Albany. You’ll also visit the Margaret River region’s three main townships, Busselton, Pemberton and Margaret River; walk above forests of towering karri trees at the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk; and take a lunch cruise on Nornalup Inlet.
Posted By : Giulia_S
Varied trip, packing a large amount of sightseeing, history & nature. Highly recommended, hotels and food were good quality.
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Posted On : 2024-05-04 10:00:37 
Posted By : Dorothy_W
Brilliant bringing together of all things of this wonderful area. Probably the highest highlight was the cruise from Walpole.
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Posted On : 2024-03-07 19:54:24
Posted By : Helen_M
I saw so much of Perth's south-east and it was all so incredible
Such a great experience
My tour guide was knowledgeable and so down to earth.
Accommodation was very clean and comfortable.
Food supplied on my tour was second to none
I couldn't fault anything
I had a great time
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Posted On : 2023-11-09 04:15:47
Posted By : Michelle_D
Wonderful trip, tour guide excellent and very knowledgeable. So much to do and see. Would highly recommend
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Posted On : 2023-04-04 15:01:32
Posted By : Wendy C
This tour was excellent we covered a lot of territory in four days, our coach driver was competent and informative giving us a great deal of local information. We chose this tour because it took in Albany and we were not disappointed.
Enjoyed all of the areas visited and participated in the walks, especially the tree top bridge was a special highlight. Had read about Gary and his boat at Walpole and can verify that this man runs a boat cruise like no other,
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Posted On : 2023-03-05 20:01:33 
Posted By : Sohpueykim54
The most spectacular experiences was the Gap at Albany and the Canal Rocks at Yallingup , the coach ride was most comfortable and relaxing we had the best Tour guide/ driver Peter Morris.
The accommodation was satisfactory but Abbey Beach was the highlight of our stay , all meals included were more than satisfactory.
The 4 day trip was a well organised tour
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Posted On : 2021-05-12 22:00:19
Posted By : Colin
Really enjoyed the tour. The driver was good. We stopped at nice accommodation for the three nights. Some of the experiences were memorable - like the cruise on Nornalup Inlet with Gary and the Mammoth Cave. Only minor criticism- final day spent in too many chocolate shops and wineries. More time at Busselton Jetty would have been preferred. Otherwise a very good tour.
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Posted On : 2020-02-17 18:40:51
Posted By : Sooty2250
Was not sure what to expect, but it has been really marvelous.Never rushed at any venue accomodation each might has been superb and the food wonderful. Highlight was a river cruise at Walpole. Driver very good and informative, all in alloney well spent.
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Posted On : 2020-02-12 03:32:57
Posted By : Robyn A
We have just completed this tour and have thoroughly enjoyed every moment. The tour bus was spacious and comfortable. Our Tour Captain Peter was attentive, knowledgeable and happy to arrange what ever we needed. All of the accommodation has been better than we expected and very comfortable. The meals have been simple but tasty. As for the sights it's hard to pick a favourite but the lunch cruise at Walpole with Gary was an absolute highlight.
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Posted On : 2019-10-10 07:35:17
Posted By : Richard_W
A very worthwhile tour. Lots of interesting places visited. Bus was comfortable, driver was very experienced and passed on a lot of information along the way -- a very nice guy. First night in Albany was at a pretty basic motel; room was OK, food was pretty cafeteria. The other two nights' accommodations were a LOT better; the last night in Busselton was excellent and the food was super. A particular highlight was the Walpole Inlet cruise; the chap who operates the cruise, Gary Muir, is and absolute legend. Who knew that Walpole had such an interesting history and connections to famous historical people? Another highlight was the Treetop Walk in the Valley of the Giants, and, interestingly enough, Gary Muir was part of designing and building that, as well. This tour is recommendable for these two highlights alone, but, there's lots more to enjoy. The only negative associated with the tour was actually booking it. The Viator website displayed a price $100 dollars less than we were charged. I emailed Viator about it and was advised that only some dates were eligible for that price. I looked at their site again, and the lower price still displayed, including on the calendar date I wanted to book. We wanted to book the tour, so, had to pay the extra $200. To make matters worse, when Viator sent me emails including links to print our tickets for the tour, the tickets would not print out; the web page just looped around to the same point and never worked. I called Viator in Sydney, but was simply told that it could be sorted out with the bus driver in Perth. In the end, it worked out, but, this experience taught me that I won't book any future tours with Viator.
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Posted On : 2019-09-17 21:18:43
