

by Lumineer Adventure Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$440This full-day bus trip lasts about nine and a half hours and starts with a stop at Lancelin Sand Dunes, where there is a chance to try sandboarding and take photos of the large white dunes. Before this, there is a break at a bakery for restroom use and snacks if needed. Next, the tour visits either Nilgen Lookout or Hangover Bay depending on weather and group size. Nilgen Lookout is a nature reserve where seasonal wildflowers can be seen. Hangover Bay is a small, secluded bay historically used by local Aboriginal tribes and features plants used for fishing nets, bush tucker, and medicine. The main stop is The Pinnacles Desert, where guests watch the sunset while enjoying an Australian barbecue dinner with wine. After dinner, the tour continues with stargazing using telescopes and astro binoculars, guided by a local expert. The guide shares Dreamtime stories about the night sky from the perspective of Australian Aboriginal astronomy. The tour also includes instruction on how to photograph the night sky using a smartphone. On the return journey, time permitting, there may be a brief stop at Lancelin beach near the fishermen’s jetty to view the Indian Ocean and walk along the shore. Hotel pickup and drop-off are provided within Perth’s central business district. The tour includes national park fees, sandboarding, sightseeing, a beach walk, dinner, live commentary, child restraints for ages 1 to 7, and air conditioning on the bus. Lunch or afternoon tea is not included, so eating beforehand or bringing food is recommended. Weather and conditions may affect the itinerary and visibility of the night sky.
Lancelin Sand Dunes
The tour stops at a bakery first for restroom use and snacks. Then it continues to large white sand dunes where sandboarding is available and photos can be taken. This stop lasts about 50 minutes.
50 min
Nilgen Lookout
This stop lasts about 25 minutes at a nature reserve known for seasonal wildflowers. The tour may visit here or Hangover Bay depending on weather and group size.
25 min
Hangover Bay
A 20-minute stop at a small secluded bay historically used by Aboriginal tribes as a meeting place. Visitors see plants used for fishing nets, bush tucker, and medicine. Usually skipped if Nilgen Lookout is visited.
20 min
The Pinnacles
Spend about two hours at The Pinnacles Desert to watch the sunset, enjoy a barbecue dinner with wine, and then stargaze using telescopes and astro binoculars. The guide shares Aboriginal Dreamtime stories about the night sky.
120 min
Lancelin
A brief 20-minute stop at Lancelin beach near the fishermen’s jetty to view the Indian Ocean and walk along the shore. This stop depends on time and conditions and is decided by the guide.
20 min


by Lumineer Adventure Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$440This full-day bus trip lasts about nine and a half hours and starts with a stop at Lancelin Sand Dunes, where there is a chance to try sandboarding and take photos of the large white dunes. Before this, there is a break at a bakery for restroom use and snacks if needed. Next, the tour visits either Nilgen Lookout or Hangover Bay depending on weather and group size. Nilgen Lookout is a nature reserve where seasonal wildflowers can be seen. Hangover Bay is a small, secluded bay historically used by local Aboriginal tribes and features plants used for fishing nets, bush tucker, and medicine. The main stop is The Pinnacles Desert, where guests watch the sunset while enjoying an Australian barbecue dinner with wine. After dinner, the tour continues with stargazing using telescopes and astro binoculars, guided by a local expert. The guide shares Dreamtime stories about the night sky from the perspective of Australian Aboriginal astronomy. The tour also includes instruction on how to photograph the night sky using a smartphone. On the return journey, time permitting, there may be a brief stop at Lancelin beach near the fishermen’s jetty to view the Indian Ocean and walk along the shore. Hotel pickup and drop-off are provided within Perth’s central business district. The tour includes national park fees, sandboarding, sightseeing, a beach walk, dinner, live commentary, child restraints for ages 1 to 7, and air conditioning on the bus. Lunch or afternoon tea is not included, so eating beforehand or bringing food is recommended. Weather and conditions may affect the itinerary and visibility of the night sky.
Lancelin Sand Dunes
The tour stops at a bakery first for restroom use and snacks. Then it continues to large white sand dunes where sandboarding is available and photos can be taken. This stop lasts about 50 minutes.
50 min
Nilgen Lookout
This stop lasts about 25 minutes at a nature reserve known for seasonal wildflowers. The tour may visit here or Hangover Bay depending on weather and group size.
25 min
Hangover Bay
A 20-minute stop at a small secluded bay historically used by Aboriginal tribes as a meeting place. Visitors see plants used for fishing nets, bush tucker, and medicine. Usually skipped if Nilgen Lookout is visited.
20 min
The Pinnacles
Spend about two hours at The Pinnacles Desert to watch the sunset, enjoy a barbecue dinner with wine, and then stargaze using telescopes and astro binoculars. The guide shares Aboriginal Dreamtime stories about the night sky.
120 min
Lancelin
A brief 20-minute stop at Lancelin beach near the fishermen’s jetty to view the Indian Ocean and walk along the shore. This stop depends on time and conditions and is decided by the guide.
20 min