Southwest Western Australia - Wildflower & Heritage Tour 2026

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Southwest Western Australia on our tour featuring colourful wildflower displays, coastal wonders, and rich heritage towns. From Perth to Esperance and Kalgoorlie, this relaxed journey offers unforgettable landscapes and cultural insights through one of Australia’s most scenic regions.

13 Day Tour

Tuesday 1 September - Sunday 13 September 2026

Tour Cost (GST inclusive)*:
$7,850 per person twin share
$1,260 single supplement

*Due to flight group booking now closed (as of 6-7-26), Tour Cost will include extra charges for flights and is subject to availability of flights and rooms.

Inclusions

  • Economy flights from Brisbane to Perth and return
  • Guided tour of Perth
  • Entry & guided tour at Fremantle Prison
  • Lunch at Cicerello’s Fremantle
  • Entry and guided tour at Western Australian Maritime Museum
  • Underwater Observatory Tour including train ride at Busselton Jetty Experience
  • Guided tour of Mammoth Cave
  • Visit to Margaret River Chocolate Company
  • Wine tasting and lunch at Aravina Estate
  • Visit to Vasse Virgin
  • Return Tram trip with The Pemberton Tramway Company
  • Entry to Tree Top Walk at Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk
  • Entry to National Anzac Centre
  • Entry and guided tour at Albany’s Historic Whaling Station
  • Guided Kalgoorlie Superpit Mine Tour
  • Entry to Hannans North Tourist Mine
  • Guided Wave Rock Tour (walking tour)
  • Coach transfer from pick up point (Redlands) to Brisbane airport and return
  • Coach transfers and touring in WA with Pinnacle Coachlines (48 seater luxury coach)
  • 12 nights motel accommodation
  • 12 cooked breakfasts, 12 two course dinners, 6 lunches

Tour Itinerary

Day 1: (D)

Brisbane to Perth

Tue 1 Sep 26

We fly into Perth and are greeted by our friendly coach captain before settling into our hotel. After a relaxing afternoon, we gather for dinner and prepare for the scenic and cultural journey ahead through southwest WA’s wildflower country and coastal gems.

Day 2: (BLD)

Perth to Fremantle

Wed 2 Sep 26

A guided tour of Perth reveals its blend of colonial charm and modern architecture. In Fremantle, we explore convict-built landmarks, tour the Old Fremantle Prison, and visit the WA Maritime Museum. Lunch at the iconic Cicerello’s adds a delicious local touch to this coastal heritage day.

Shoreline with buildings
Fremantle (Tourism WA, Ospreycreative)
Historic building
Fremantle Prison (Tourism WA)

Day 3: (BLD)

Busselton Jetty & Underwater Wonders

Thu 3 Sep 26

We arrive in Busselton and ride the iconic jetty train to the Underwater Observatory. Eight metres below the surface, we discover a vibrant reef teeming with marine life. With beachfront accommodation, it’s the perfect place to unwind before dinner.

Jetty on coastline with train on it.
Busselton Jetty (Tourism WA)
Jetty stretching out to sea with buildings near shore.
Busselton Jetty (Tourism WA)

Day 4: (BLD)

Margaret River - Caves, Chocolate & Wine

Fri 4 Sep 26

Margaret River delights with its limestone Mammoth Cave, gourmet chocolate tasting, and a long lunch at Aravina Estate. We enjoy wine tasting, classic cars, and artisan soapmaking at Vasse Virgin before returning to Busselton for a restful evening.

Building near lakes and vineyards
Aravina Estate (Tourism WA)
Man packaging soap
Vasse Virgin (Tourism Australia)

Day 5: (BD)

Busselton to Albany - Forest Giants

Sat 5 Sep 26

We ride the Pemberton Tram through towering Karri forests, visit the Gloucester Tree, and walk among treetops in the Valley of the Giants. We continue to Albany, a town rich in convict and whaling history.

Base of large tree with ferns.
Pemberton (Frances Andrijich, Tourism WA)
Raised walkway through treetops.
Valley of the Giants (Tourism WA)

Day 6: (BD)

Albany - Anzacs and Coastal Beauty

Sun 6 Sep 26

Albany’s colonial heritage and Anzac history come alive at the National Anzac Centre and Historic Whaling Station. We explore Torndirrup National Park’s dramatic coastline, including The Gap and Blow Hole, and enjoy panoramic views from Salmon Holes lookout.

People standing on a boat on land near the sea.
Discovery Bay, Albany (Tourism WA)
Rocky coastline
The Gap, Torndirrup NP (Tourism WA)

Day 7: (BLD)

Stirling Ranges, Wildflowers & Esperance

Mon 7 Sep 26

We travel through Stirling Ranges National Park, admiring Bluff Knoll and its rare flora. A picnic lunch among wildflowers sets the tone before we arrive in Esperance, nestled on the stunning Bay of Isles.

Vehicle travelling on road through mountainous landscape.
Stirling Range NP (Tourism WA)
Flowers
Wildflowers (Tourism WA)

Day 8: (BD)

Cape Le Grand - Beaches & Wildlife

Tue 8 Sep 26

Cape Le Grand offers pristine beaches, rugged headlands, and abundant wildlife. We spend the morning exploring this spectacular park before returning to Esperance for leisure time and coastal relaxation.

Beach
Cape Le Grand (Tourism WA)
Kangaroos on a beach
Lucky Bay, Cape Le Grand (Tourism WA)

Day 9: (BLD)

Esperance to Kalgoorlie - Goldfields

Wed 9 Sep 26

We travel north to Norseman, home of the legendary gold-discovering horse, then continue to Kalgoorlie-Boulder. This historic goldfields city welcomes us with tales of two-up, prospectors, and colourful outback life.

Horse Statue
Norseman (Tourism WA)
Historic building
Kalgoorlie-Boulder (Tourism Australia)

Day 10: (BLD)

Kalgoorlie - Mining History

Thu 10 Sep 26

We tour the massive Super Pit mine and visit Hannans North Tourist Mine for an immersive look at gold rush life. Lunch at the Palace Hotel and strolls through historic streets round out this fascinating day.

Tourist train near mine structure
Hannans North Tourist Mine (Tourism WA)
Historic building.
Kalgoorlie-Boulder (Tourism Australia)

Day 11: (BD)

Wave Rock - Nature's Sculpted Wonder

Fri 11 Sep 26

We journey to Hyden to marvel at Wave Rock, a prehistoric geological formation shaped over millions of years. Surrounded by wildflowers, it’s a breathtaking natural landmark and a highlight of inland WA.

People walking near large rock formation
Wave Rock (Tourism Australia)
People standing near large rocks.
Wave Rock (Tourism Australia)

Day 12: (BD)

Perth - Kings Park & City Views

Sat 12 Sep 26

Returning to Perth, we enjoy a visit to Kings Park for sweeping views of the city and Swan River. It’s a peaceful finale to our scenic journey through Southwest WA.

City skyline in background, parklands in foregound.
Kings Park and Botanical Garden (Tourism WA)
Close up of Kangaroo Paw flower
Kings Park and Botanical Garden (Tourism WA)

Day 13: (B)

Perth to Home

Sun 13 Sep 26

With bags packed and memories made, we transfer to the airport for our flight home. This enriching tour leaves us with memories of wildflowers, coastlines, and goldfields to treasure.

City skyline at sunset