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Start your Broome adventure with this guided tour. Learn about the town's unique history as you see the sights, including Cable Beach, Gantheaume Point, Roebuck Bay, Broome Port jetty, and more. Plus, see Broome's oldest buildings and the world's oldest operating open-air picture garden. Also, get recommendations for the rest of your visit.

Explore some of the most inaccessible places in north-western Australia the easy way on this half-day tour. From Broome, you and your small group will be flown to the incredible Buccaneer Archipelago. Be impressed by the natural wonder of the Horizontal Falls (tide dependent) and the aerial views of the islands and the Dampier Peninsula coast. Stop at the Ardyaloon Hatchery for lunch and learn more about Aboriginal culture.

Western Australia’s World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Coast has some of the world’s most beautiful reefs swarming with marine life. With this tour, skip generic snorkeling outings and head straight for the elusive whale sharks. Swim with the gentle giants as they make their way along the country’s west coast during their annual migration during the period from March to August.

Spend a day out on the water and experience the thrill of swimming alongside whale sharks on this guided powerboat tour from Exmouth. You have a much better chance of seeing the sharks than you would independently as the company makes use of spotter planes to find. Besides snorkeling on Ningaloo Reef, and discovering an abundance of coral, tropical fish, turtles, and perhaps even manta rays or dugongs, you can make use of the provided kayaks and paddle boards.

Just off the coast of Exmouth, the turquoise waters of Ningaloo Reef are the home of one of the world’s most majestic animals—the whale shark. This full-day snorkeling adventure follows a spotter plane to give you the best chance to swim alongside these beautiful creatures. You’ll also snorkel over the beautiful reef itself, where you’ll see manta rays, dugongs, and turtles, and, if you’re really lucky, maybe even a whale.

Margaret River is one of Australia’s finest food and drink destinations, which you’ll discover first-hand on this full-day tour. Enjoy wine tasting at some of the best wineries and stop for lunch at a brewery (with a glass of beer or wine included, of course). Throughout the day, admire the views of the Margaret River area.

Australia is full of unique wildlife, and that includes the aquatic animals. On this eco cruise from Broome you can sit back in the comfort of your spacious, shaded catamaran while keeping an eye out for unusual snubfin dolphins, as well as dugongs, turtles, shorebirds, and bottlenose dolphins. Learn about the marine ecosystems off this part of Australia from your knowledgeable guide and enjoy the views.

Experience Broome's Cable Beach in a unique and educational way with this sunset camel ride. This popular family-friendly activity offers a special vantage point for viewing Gantheaume Point and the gorgeous bay. The camels are outfitted with soft sad­dles for a comfortable ride. Also, learn about the his­to­ry of camels in Aus­tralia.

As the rugged red cliffs reflect onto the blue water, experience a Lake Argyle sunset on this cruise. Explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. Learn about the natural history and development of the lake, the irrigation system, and the aquaculture industry. Spot local wildlife such as rock wallabies, crocodiles, wallaroos, and a diverse array of birdlife. Enjoy a drink and light snack (included) while watching the sun set.

Take off on a scenic flight from Broome to view the Horizontal Waterfalls and the Buccaneer Archipelago, which is home to 1,000 islands made of Precambrian sandstone. Visit Australia's oldest south sea pearl farm, Cygnet Bay Pearls, where you’ll enjoy lunch at the on-site restaurant. Then, explore the “Giant Tides” of the Kimberley Coast by boat on this all-day combination tour.

Experience all the highlights of Margaret River in one day—from a local coffee roastery to boutique wineries and the magnificent Boranup Karri Forest. This small group, guided tour also includes a scenic drive through the countryside, lunch at the Berry Farm Cottage Garden Cafe, and the opportunity to learn more about winemaking with personalised wine-tastings and an in-depth tour of a family-owned winery.

Experience the best boutique wineries in Perth on this exclusive small-group Swan Valley tasting tour. Enjoy a guided full-day trip around Australia’s second-oldest wine-making region, with personalized tastings at four award-winning cellar doors, a delicious gourmet lunch, and an artisan cheeseboard. You’ll also end the day on a sweet note with a visit a local chocolate making factory, before returning to the city.

It's All About it in one day! This tour showcases Margaret River's wide diversity of attractions, including its best boutique wineries, products and nature. Small Groups - up to only 11 guests and brand new vehicles. The tour starts with a friendly visit to a farmstay property, where we hand-feed alpacas & emus, and have a morning tea with homemade scones (with jam & cream), local roasted coffee, and tea. Throughout the day you will enjoy a wide diversity of products. Delightful chocolate at Temper Temper and surprising bees' products at The Colony Concept. And why not, some other surprises might also come on your way... Lunch is included and takes place at Olio Bello, where you will also have a taste of their delicious olive oils and olive-based products. The main event of the day will be 3 handpicked wineries that showcase Margaret River's diverse styles of wines. Meet owners & winemakers, have an informative run-through of what happens behind the scenes in a working winery.

This Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek 4WD tour from Broome explores two of the Kimberley region’s most popular attractions. After morning tea at a roadhouse along the Fitzroy River, see the historical Boab Prison Tree in Derby, then traverse the 4x4 Gibb River Road to Windjana Gorge National Park. Search for freshwater crocodiles and look for fossils in the ancient reef, part of the Napier Range. After a picnic lunch, follow your guide on foot through an underground labyrinth at Tunnel Creek, with the option to swim in a refreshing watering hole.

See woylies, a rare native Australian marsupial, on an early evening tour with an expert guide. Take an easy walk through a wildlife reserve to observe a colony of woylies as they become active at night. Woylies stand just 14 inches (35 cm) at the tallest; are related to the kangaroo, and are on the endangered list. Your guide shares informative commentary about woylie behavior and the Margaret River region, and keeps an eye out for other wildlife including kangaroos, bandicoots and possums. Includes hotel pickup and drop-off from Busselton or Dunsborough.

From natural landmarks to Aboriginal culture, this day trip from Perth through Western Australia’s wheat belt area introduces you the regional history and geological beauty that lie outside the city. Visit York, the oldest township in Avon Valley; Wave Rock and Hippo’s Yawn, unusual rock formations; Mulka's Cave, an ancient site sacred to Aboriginals; and make a stop for tea in a quaint country town. During the spring months, make plenty of stops to view wildflowers when they’re spotted during the tour.

This full day deluxe tasting tour begins with a scenic drive from Perth to the Swan Valley—Australia’s second-oldest wine region. Get the day off off in fine style with a wine and cheese pairing, before visiting more wineries and enjoying a gourmet lunch. In the afternoon, you’ll swing by a local micro brewery to learn about the thriving craft beer scene and visit a chocolate factory and fine foods store.

Whether you’ve just arrived in Perth and want to explore or you’ve already seen all the major sights and want to dig deeper, this easy-going walking tour is a great way to see the city and discover what’s on offer: food, art, nightlife and much more that you won’t find in any guidebook. Walk the streets and laneways in a small group so you’re not fighting to see your guide or stay on the footpath.

Australia’s fourth city, Perth punches above its weight in nightlife terms. Discover the city’s vibrant night scene on a walking tour with a local guide in a group no larger than 10. Track down spectacular street art, gain an insider insight into the city, enjoy exclusive drinks discounts at four of Perth’s newest and coolest independent venues, and maybe even make new friends.

Enjoy a 2-hour whale-watching cruise on a comfortable vessel with a naturalist guide. Depart from Augusta or Perth and set out on the waters of Geographe Bay in search of humpback whales and southern right whales, in addition to seals, dolphins, and seabirds. As you go, your guide will provide commentary about the whales and their migration along the coast of western Australia. Your spacious boat is equipped with an underwater camera and hydrophone. Upgrade to the VIP Captain's Lounge for exclusive seating, and complimentary snacks and drinks during your tour.

The Kimberley Coast is renowned for its dramatic sea cliffs, white-sand beaches, and ancient wonders. With this tour, set sail for Roebuck Bay and Dampier Creek on a shallow landing vessel purpose-built for exploring the beaches and bays. Admire views of the towering red cliffs and scenic wetlands, head ashore to discover 120-million-year-old dinosaur footprints, and look out for dolphins, manta rays, and other wildlife along the way.

If you want to avoid sightseeing in the heat of the day, this sunset cruise of the northern end of Lake Argyle is ideal. Enjoy the views of the lake, islands, and of course the sunset as you relax on board with a drink in hand. Your captain will provide live commentary about the history, culture, and nature of the area. Look out for animals like rock wallabies and crocs.

Spend a day snorkeling on the UNESCO-listed Ningaloo Reef and you just might spot a whale shark—the world’s largest fish (April–August). Or, you may have the opportunity to swim at a safe distance to humpback whales (September–November). Relax aboard ‘Ningaloo Blue,’ a 65-foot (20-meter), state-of-the-art vessel with comfortable seating, shade, and an observation deck. Buffet lunch, snorkel gear and wetsuit, and round-trip hotel transport from Exmouth included.

Discover the natural wonders and varied wildlife of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park on this 3.5-hour tour of Australia’s southwest coast. Keep your camera handy as you pass landmarks like Sugarloaf Rock, Canal Rocks and Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse; spot bottlenose dolphins along the coast; and spy Western Grey Kangaroos as you travel through the Yallingup Hills. Stop along the way to sample local specialties and enjoy wine tasting in the Margaret River Wine Region. This small-group tour is limited to 12 for a personalised experience and includes hotel pick-up from Busselton.