Pinnacles Tours from Perth

The Pinnacles Desert Discovery Centre is at the heart of the park. It’s the base for both learning about the Pinnacles Desert and driving or walking around it. It is a great looking building, fitting in well with the natural environment.

If you want to immerse yourself in the landscape, try the Emu Walk Trail around the desert. Starting at Discovery Centre, the 1.5km loop walk takes you on a circuit amongst the Pinnacles, up and over small dunes and to a couple of lookouts. There is a small uphill section as you get to the second lookout, but walkers of average fitness will have no trouble getting around the trail.

Lancelin has a great number of things to do, including a famous pub lunch, sand dunes and Lookout. The sand dunes are the largest in Western Australia and an incredible sight to see. You can hire a sandboard or drive around in a hired 4WD. You can also visit the recently upgraded Lancelin Lookout which provides marvellous views of Lancelin Island and the Indian Ocean. Entry is from the Lancelin Beach Hotel front lawn, where you can enjoy a beautiful view with a meal and a drink.

Serving the freshest seafood and drinks. Sea Lion Tours (seal watching by boat on the Indian Ocean) and Lobster Factory Tours available. Most visitors of this restaurant note that great lobster rolls, garlic prawns and fish and chips that are served here.

Jurien Bay is one of Western Australia’s most popular coastal location for an amazing holiday experience. Experience the rush of tandem skydiving and enjoy the vast number of beautiful attractions Jurien Bay has to offer.

With its wide sweep of sandy beach, Hangover Bay offers good snorkelling, swimming, windsurfing and surfing in the Jurien Bay Marine Park . The secluded bay is 18 minutes drive west from the Pinnacles Desert or south from the rock lobster capital of Cervantes.

Like the famous stromatolites of Hamelin Pool in Shark Bay, the rock-like structures on the edge of Lake Thetis are built by micro-organisms too small for the human eye to see. Within the structures are living communities of diverse inhabitants with population densities of 3000 per square metre! The stromatolite-building micro-organisms of Lake Thetis resemble the earliest forms of life on Earth.

Lesueur National Park is a botanic oasis that will delight all nature lovers. It’s a haven to over 900 plant species including 10% of Western Australia’s known plants – acacias, hibbertias, melaleucas, many species of orchids, they’re all here! In spring the park transforms into a wildflower wonderland. The vibrant colours will have you reaching for your camera!