



by Autopia 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$398This small-group tour begins with pickup from selected locations in Perth. The group travels west along the coast for about one and a half hours to Guilderton Lookout. Guests climb 83 steps to reach the viewpoint, which offers panoramic views of the large white sand dunes beside the Indian Ocean. Toilets and a cafe are available at the carpark. After approximately one hour at Guilderton, the tour continues to Nilgen Lookout within Nilgen Nature Reserve. Here, guests walk among native wildflowers such as banksias, bottlebrush, heath, grass trees, and kangaroo paws when they are in season. If flowers are not visible, the tour proceeds to Hangover Bay for about 45 minutes, where guests can dip their feet in the clear waters or watch for bottlenose dolphins and sea lions. Next, the group drives to Nambung National Park near sunset to visit the Pinnacles desert. The Pinnacles are thousands of limestone pillars formed from ancient seashells. The area is best seen at dusk when the light changes color and the crowds have left. Guests take a guided walk among the Pinnacles. Following the walk, a picnic dinner featuring locally sourced food and a glass of wine is served near the Pinnacles. After dark, a telescope is provided for stargazing, allowing guests to observe stars and planets if weather conditions permit. The guide shares stories of Aboriginal Dreamtime astronomy during the stargazing session. On the return trip to Perth, there is a final stop to view the night sky. The entire tour lasts about nine hours and includes transport in an air-conditioned midi-coach, park admission fees, a guided Pinnacles walk, dinner with a glass of wine, telescope use, and translation app services in multiple languages.
Perth
The tour starts in Perth with pickup at selected locations. Guests leave the city for a day visiting natural sites on the West Coast of Western Australia.
120 min
Guilderton
After about 1.5 hours from Perth, the group stops at Guilderton Lookout. Visitors climb 83 steps, which take around 7 minutes, to reach a vantage point overlooking Western Australia's largest sand dune network and the Indian Ocean. The carpark offers toilets and a cafe.
60 min
Nilgen Lookout
The tour continues to Nilgen Nature Reserve, where guests walk through an area rich with native flora including banksias, bottlebrush, heath, grass trees, and kangaroo paws when in season.
45 min
Hangover Bay
If wildflowers are not visible, the tour visits Hangover Bay instead. Guests can put their feet in the clear water and watch for bottlenose dolphins and sea lions.
45 min
Nambung National Park
At Nambung National Park, guests see the Pinnacles desert at sunset. This desert consists of thousands of limestone pillars formed from ancient seashells. The area is quieter at dusk and the colors of the rocks change as the light fades.
45 min
The Pinnacles
Guests enjoy a picnic dinner with a glass of local wine near the Pinnacles. After dark, a telescope is used for stargazing while listening to Aboriginal Dreamtime astronomy stories.
120 min
Perth
On the return trip to Perth, there is a final stop to observe the night sky before arriving back in the city.
30 min




by Autopia 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$398This small-group tour begins with pickup from selected locations in Perth. The group travels west along the coast for about one and a half hours to Guilderton Lookout. Guests climb 83 steps to reach the viewpoint, which offers panoramic views of the large white sand dunes beside the Indian Ocean. Toilets and a cafe are available at the carpark. After approximately one hour at Guilderton, the tour continues to Nilgen Lookout within Nilgen Nature Reserve. Here, guests walk among native wildflowers such as banksias, bottlebrush, heath, grass trees, and kangaroo paws when they are in season. If flowers are not visible, the tour proceeds to Hangover Bay for about 45 minutes, where guests can dip their feet in the clear waters or watch for bottlenose dolphins and sea lions. Next, the group drives to Nambung National Park near sunset to visit the Pinnacles desert. The Pinnacles are thousands of limestone pillars formed from ancient seashells. The area is best seen at dusk when the light changes color and the crowds have left. Guests take a guided walk among the Pinnacles. Following the walk, a picnic dinner featuring locally sourced food and a glass of wine is served near the Pinnacles. After dark, a telescope is provided for stargazing, allowing guests to observe stars and planets if weather conditions permit. The guide shares stories of Aboriginal Dreamtime astronomy during the stargazing session. On the return trip to Perth, there is a final stop to view the night sky. The entire tour lasts about nine hours and includes transport in an air-conditioned midi-coach, park admission fees, a guided Pinnacles walk, dinner with a glass of wine, telescope use, and translation app services in multiple languages.
Perth
The tour starts in Perth with pickup at selected locations. Guests leave the city for a day visiting natural sites on the West Coast of Western Australia.
120 min
Guilderton
After about 1.5 hours from Perth, the group stops at Guilderton Lookout. Visitors climb 83 steps, which take around 7 minutes, to reach a vantage point overlooking Western Australia's largest sand dune network and the Indian Ocean. The carpark offers toilets and a cafe.
60 min
Nilgen Lookout
The tour continues to Nilgen Nature Reserve, where guests walk through an area rich with native flora including banksias, bottlebrush, heath, grass trees, and kangaroo paws when in season.
45 min
Hangover Bay
If wildflowers are not visible, the tour visits Hangover Bay instead. Guests can put their feet in the clear water and watch for bottlenose dolphins and sea lions.
45 min
Nambung National Park
At Nambung National Park, guests see the Pinnacles desert at sunset. This desert consists of thousands of limestone pillars formed from ancient seashells. The area is quieter at dusk and the colors of the rocks change as the light fades.
45 min
The Pinnacles
Guests enjoy a picnic dinner with a glass of local wine near the Pinnacles. After dark, a telescope is used for stargazing while listening to Aboriginal Dreamtime astronomy stories.
120 min
Perth
On the return trip to Perth, there is a final stop to observe the night sky before arriving back in the city.
30 min