Private Customized Day Tour Based Perth

Important Notice: The attractions listed below are provided for reference only and are not guaranteed to be included in your tour. As this is a customized private tour, the final itinerary should be discussed with your driver or guide. Attractions may be added, removed or adjusted according to your preferences, travel time, traffic conditions and schedule feasibility. You may also refer to the sample itineraries in the product gallery.

Kings Park is one of Perth’s most iconic attractions, offering panoramic views of the city skyline and the Swan River. Covering approximately 400 hectares, the park combines landscaped gardens, native bushland, walking trails and peaceful picnic areas. Located only a short distance from Perth CBD, Kings Park is an ideal place to enjoy nature, learn about Western Australia’s native flora and experience some of the best city views in Perth.

Important Notice: The attractions below are for reference only and are not guaranteed to be included. As this is a customized private tour, please confirm your itinerary with your driver or guide. Stops may be adjusted according to your preferences, travel time, traffic and feasibility. You may also refer to the sample itineraries in the product gallery.

Located on the banks of the Swan River in central Perth, Elizabeth Quay is a popular waterfront destination combining city views, leisure attractions and scenic public spaces. Visitors can stroll along the promenade, cross the Elizabeth Quay Bridge and enjoy panoramic views of the river and Perth skyline. Nearby, The Bell Tower is one of Perth’s most recognizable landmarks, featuring distinctive modern architecture and a fascinating collection of historic bells. The area is ideal for sightseeing, photography and relaxing by the water, with restaurants, cafés and river cruises also available nearby.

Important Notice: The attractions below are for reference only and are not guaranteed to be included. As this is a customized private tour, please confirm your itinerary with your driver or guide. Stops may be adjusted according to your preferences, travel time, traffic and feasibility. You may also refer to the sample itineraries in the product gallery.

Located within Whiteman Park near Perth, Caversham Wildlife Park is a popular destination for discovering Australia’s native wildlife. The park is home to kangaroos, koalas, wombats, penguins, echidnas, reptiles and many native bird species. Visitors can hand-feed kangaroos, join a koala encounter, watch penguin feeding and enjoy an interactive Australian farm show. With a wide range of animal presentations and close-up experiences, the park is particularly suitable for families and wildlife lovers.

Important Notice: The attractions below are for reference only and are not guaranteed to be included. As this is a customized private tour, please confirm your itinerary with your driver or guide. Stops may be adjusted according to your preferences, travel time, traffic and feasibility. You may also refer to the sample itineraries in the product gallery.

Swan Valley

Located a short drive from Perth, the Swan Valley is one of Western Australia’s best-known destinations for wine, food and countryside experiences. The region features a wide variety of wineries, breweries, restaurants, cafés, chocolate factories and local produce stores. Visitors may enjoy wine tasting, a relaxing vineyard lunch, locally made chocolates and other regional specialties. Wildlife encounters, and family-friendly attractions can also be included according to individual interests.

Important Notice: The attractions below are for reference only and are not guaranteed to be included. As this is a customized private tour, please confirm your itinerary with your driver or guide. Stops may be adjusted according to your preferences, travel time, traffic and feasibility. You may also refer to the sample itineraries in the product gallery.

Located southwest of Perth, Fremantle is a vibrant coastal city known for its maritime heritage, historic architecture and creative atmosphere. Visitors can explore the Fremantle Markets, Fremantle Prison, the WA Maritime Museum, the Round House and Fishing Boat Harbour, or relax beside the Indian Ocean. The city also features heritage streets, cafés, restaurants, boutique shops and colourful public art. Combining fascinating colonial history, lively waterfront scenery and a relaxed local lifestyle, Fremantle is an excellent destination for discovering Western Australian culture.

Important Notice: The attractions below are for reference only and are not guaranteed to be included. As this is a customized private tour, please confirm your itinerary with your driver or guide. Stops may be adjusted according to your preferences, travel time, traffic and feasibility. You may also refer to the sample itineraries in the product gallery.

The Pinnacles Desert

Located within Nambung National Park, the Pinnacles Desert is one of Western Australia’s most remarkable natural landscapes. Thousands of limestone pillars rise from the golden sand, creating a dramatic and almost otherworldly environment. Visitors can walk among the formations, view them from different angles and follow the scenic driving route through the desert. The nearby Pinnacles Desert Discovery Centre provides information about the formation of the limestone structures, the surrounding environment and the area’s cultural history.

Important Notice: The attractions below are for reference only and are not guaranteed to be included. As this is a customized private tour, please confirm your itinerary with your driver or guide. Stops may be adjusted according to your preferences, travel time, traffic and feasibility. You may also refer to the sample itineraries in the product gallery.

Located in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt region, Wave Rock is one of the state’s most distinctive natural landmarks. The granite cliff stands approximately 15 metres high and stretches for about 110 metres, with a curved shape resembling a giant ocean wave about to break. Natural bands of red, orange, yellow, brown and grey create striking patterns across the rock’s surface. Visitors can walk along the base, take creative photographs and climb to the top for wide views of the surrounding countryside. During spring, colourful Western Australian wildflowers and seasonal canola fields may also be seen along the journey.

Important Notice: The attractions below are for reference only and are not guaranteed to be included. As this is a customized private tour, please confirm your itinerary with your driver or guide. Stops may be adjusted according to your preferences, travel time, traffic and feasibility. You may also refer to the sample itineraries in the product gallery.

Extending approximately 1.841 kilometres across the beautiful waters of Geographe Bay, Busselton Jetty is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. Visitors can walk along the jetty, enjoy panoramic views of the bay or take the colourful Jetty Train to the far end. The attraction also features an Underwater Observatory, where visitors can descend approximately eight metres below the ocean’s surface to observe local marine life and colourful underwater habitats.