Perth Tours & Trips

What our customers ask about Perth Tours & Trips

• When is the best time to visit Perth and Western Australia?

  Perth shines during the spring months of September to November and autumn from March to May. The weather during these periods is comfortable for exploring the region. Springtime sees colorful wildflower displays across places like Avon Valley and Kalbarri National Park. A TourRadar traveler shared: "We had perfect weather in October - warm enough for swimming at places like Twilight Beach but cool enough for hiking in Cape Le Grand National Park." Summer can be quite hot from December to February. Winter runs from June to August with some rain though it's the prime season for whale watching activities along the coastline.

• What are the must-visit natural attractions around Perth?

  The Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park stands out with its countless limestone formations rising from the desert floor. Ningaloo Reef welcomes snorkelers to its clear waters while Kalbarri National Park shows off red gorges and cliffs from its Skywalk platform 100 meters above the Murchison River. Kings Park offers clear views of Perth's cityscape and Swan River. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The Pinnacles are among the most visited natural wonders of the state with thousands of limestone pillars rising out of a stark landscape of yellow sand creating unforgettable photo opportunities."

• What unique food experiences can I have in Perth?

  Perth's food scene ranges from fresh catches at the Lobster Shack in Cervantes to wine tasting sessions in Margaret River. Fremantle Markets draw visitors with local produce and street food while Margaret River Farmers Markets showcase regional specialties. A TourRadar traveler shares: "The food experience at Fair Harvest was incredible - we enjoyed garden-to-plate permaculture meals that really showcased the region's fresh produce." Tours often include visits to chocolate makers like Gabriel's Chocolate and gin tastings at Margaret River Distilling Co's Giniversity.

• What are the best beaches near Perth?

  Each Perth beach has its own appeal. Cottesloe Beach draws swimmers and sunset watchers while surfers head to Scarborough Beach. Along the coast Lucky Bay in Cape Le Grand National Park is known for its beach-loving kangaroos. Meelup Beach near Margaret River offers quiet spots for relaxation. As one traveler notes: "The beaches around Perth are incredible - especially Twilight Beach in Esperance where the sand is so white it squeaks between your toes and the water is crystal clear."

• What wildlife can I see around Perth?

  Wildlife viewing opportunities abound with kangaroos at Lucky Bay dolphins at Monkey Mia and marine life along Ningaloo Reef. A TourRadar traveler reports: "We saw wild dolphins dugongs turtles and even kangaroos on the beach during our tour." Visitors can watch for whales in season visit the FAWNA wildlife center or spot quokkas on Rottnest Island. The RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort puts guests close to daily wildlife encounters.

• What accommodation options are available in Perth and surrounds?

  Perth accommodations range from city luxury to rural glamping experiences. Downtown offers high-end stays at Crown Towers while regional areas feature unique options like bell tent glamping at Fair Harvest Permaculture Farm in Margaret River. A traveler notes: "The glamping experience at Fair Harvest was magical - sleeping under the stars while having access to proper facilities." Tour packages often include nights at places like the Kalbarri Edge Resort or RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort for easy beach access.