Brochure Download - Pinnacle Tours

Perth Day tours 

anD short Breaks 

Western AustrAliA• Perth 

• Pinnacles Desert 

• Fremantle 

• Swan Valley 

• Rottnest Island 

• Kalbarri 

• Monkey Mia 

• Margaret River 

• Wave Rock 

• Tree Top Walk 

• Wildflowers 

• Albany 

• New Norcia 

April 2013 - March 2014

Welcome 

Western Australia is Australia’s largest state. Remote, vast and beautifully diverse, this is where your real Australian experiences 

are found and fond memories created. Western Australia is one of colour and movement, sparkling turquoise waters, deep blue 

skies, rich red earth, rolling white sands and in season vibrant wildflowers emerge. Australian Pinnacle Tours aim to capture 

the beauty of Western Australia on all its tours with water and land based activities specific to each region. We look forward to 

showing you the ‘must see’ highlights and revealing little known gems that make this state such a popular destination. 

32+ years experience 

You’ll be pleased to know you can book 

with confidence. We have consistently 

delivered over three decades of outstanding 

customer satisfaction. 

Why choose a tour 

Sit back, relax and let us do the driving 

for you. Our experienced driver/guide will 

inform you of the history and culture of 

some of Australia’s most beautiful places. 

Luxury tours 

Enjoy a genuine 5-star experience. Our 

vehicles offer onboard restrooms, large 

deluxe fabric reclining seats, 50% more 

leg room, panoramic windows and 

air-conditioning. 

Food 

Great food is an important part of any 

holiday and we provide fresh healthy 

meals. Dietary requirements can be catered 

for on request with advance notice. 

environmental commitment 

Broome 

We regard the environment as our 

most precious resource. We take only 

photographs and leave only footprints. 

the aDaMs Group 

Monkey Mia Western austraLIa 

Australian Pinnacle Tours is a part of the 

Western Australian Owned ADAMS group, 

shell Beach 

the state’s premier bus and coach operator. 

ADAMS commenced in 2005 with a focus 

on high quality customer service, quickly 

growing to be one of Western Australia’s 

kalbarri 

largest operators. In 2008 ADAMS 

purchased Swan Gold Tours, Perth’s 

Pinnacles Desert 

new norcia 

premier charter operator of 30 years. 

ADAMS currently operates a modern 

fleet of over 85 vehicles across Perth and 

rottnest Island 

Perth 

swan Valley 

Wave rock 

Western Australia utilising Australia’s 

Busselton 

most technologically advanced Operations 

Margaret river 

Control Centre. The ADAMS Group 

operates a diversified portfolio in 

augusta 

mining, corporate and government 

services as well as extensive charter 

services for the tourism industry. 

Cape Leeuwin 

albany

Getting started 

How to use this brochure 

Our tours are divided into half day, full day and 

multi-day tours. 

Half and full day tours 

Our half and full day tours are the ideal way to 

get a taste of what a region has to offer or enjoy 

specific experiences close to Perth, or just get away 

from it all when you’re short on time. 

Wherever you choose to go, you will travel in 

complete comfort. Our vehicles are designed with 

safety and luxury in mind and come standard with 

on-board rest rooms spacious fabric reclining seats, 

panoramic windows and air-conditioning. 

Deluxe multi-day tours 

If you’re looking for a more in-depth experience, 

our deluxe multi-day tours are ideal. Using purpose 

built coaches and/or large 4WD vehicles, we access 

more remote locations to ensure you can experience 

amazing iconic destinations out-of-the-way places 

and hidden gems that make our tours truly special. 

Special offers 

Day Tour Packages Combine two or three full day 

tours into one convenient package to see more of 

Western Australia for less. See page 2 for details. 

What you need to know 

All tour itineraries have the information you 

need to get started including; tour highlights and 

activities, hotel pick up/ drop off information, tour 

codes and prices. 

Make sure you read the notes, which contain extra 

information specific to your tour and region. 

Please read the full terms and conditions of travel 

on page 17 before booking with us. 

If you have more questions or wish to view the full 

range of tour options online please visit 

www.australianpinnacletours.com.au 

or contact us on + 61 (0) 8 6270 6060 or 

1300 551 687 (within Australia). 

Key 

Meals 

B=Breakfast L=Lunch D=Dinner 

Vehicles 

Look out for these symbols to see what 

vehicle each tour uses. 

Large 4WD 

27 seats, front-facing, air-conditioned 

Coach 

32-52 seats, front-facing, air-conditioned 

Charters and private tours 

Whether you’re travelling with friends, family or 

associates, Australian Pinnacle Tours can develop 

the perfect itinerary for your requirements. 

No group is too small Get your friends, family or 

colleagues together and we will plan a day trip, 

weekend or extended tour just for you. If you are 

interested in Aboriginal culture, photography, 

wildflowers or wildlife, whether you are students, 

professionals or senior travellers, we can tailor a 

tour to your individual needs and interests. 

Conference Book your pre or post-conference tour 

to discover the sights around your conference 

destination. We can assist with accommodation, 

coach touring, transfers and meals to turn your 

business trip into an unforgettable holiday. 

Competitive rates Our extensive scheduled 

touring program and strong relationships with 

accommodation and travel venues means we can 

offer excellent rates on your exclusive touring. 

Add as much or as little as you’d like How much 

you include in your tour is up to you. Add transfers 

to and from the airport, train station or port, 

have all or some meals included or add extra 

accommodation. We can cater for your individual 

requirements so that you get the tour that best 

suits you. 

For more information contact 

charters@pinnacletours.com.au 

Frequently asked questions 

Are tours suitable for children? Most tours are 

suitable for children aged 5-12 years and child 

rates are available. At time of booking please 

advise children’s ages so we may fit appropriate 

child restraints i.e. baby capsule or booster seat in 

advance. 

How much luggage can I bring? Day tours - 

hand luggage only. For short break tours a luggage 

limit of 15kg per person applies (soft bag or 

backpack). 

What should I bring? On all tours we advise you 

to bring comfortable non-slip sturdy walking shoes, 

a hat, sunscreen, beach towel, small water bottle, 

camera, warm jumper/wind proof jacket. 

Please see individual itineraries for specific items 

such as bathers. 

What will I eat? We understand that great food 

contributes to a great holiday. That is why we 

provide fresh, healthy meals of choice on all of our 

tours. We’re also happy to cater for special medical 

dietary requirements on request and with advance 

notice. Our lunches are a personalised boxed choice 

of Eastern or Western cuisine and hot beverages. 

Please advise your preference at time of booking. 

We utilise local suppliers and also incorporate a 

range of tastings i.e. chocolate, cheese and wine in 

Western Australia’s renowned gourmet food and 

wine regions. 

How fit do I need to be? Most of our tours are 

suitable for any fitness level. We encourage you to 

be fit enough to make the most of the experiences 

on offer. Note, for the safety of all passengers, we 

reserve the right to refrain passengers from some 

activities. Please read the itinerary for your tour, if 

you have any queries regarding your fitness level 

please discuss at time of booking. 

Do I have to participate in all tour activities? 

We are completely flexible as to what activities you 

take part in but we do encourage you to participate 

in as much as you can to get the most out of the 

tour. 

What style of accommodation can I expect? 

Our extended tours offer a great range of 

comfortable accommodation chosen for friendly 

hospitality, room quality, convenient location and 

delicious meals. All accommodation has private 

facilities (unless otherwise stated) and is generally 

in the 3-4-star range. 

What services do you offer for non-English 

speaking passengers? We offer foreign speaking 

guides on select tours, including; Japanese, 

German French and Italian. Please ask about this 

when making your booking. Please note guide 

service is limited to the translation of the drivers 

commentary only. 

Japanese language speaking guides are available 

on the following tours for the stated surcharge 

(based on 4 passengers booking together, rates 

apply until 1 April 2014) subject to availability. 

Japanese speaking guides also available on the 

3 Day Pinnacles, Kalbarri and Monkey Mia tour 

(page 16). Price available upon request. 

Day Tour Surcharge p/p Page 

PFJ/PFCJ $34 4 

SV $34 4 

PFS/PFSV $44 4 

P3 $34 5 

NN $44 6 

WR $34 7 

MR $44 8 

TT $44 9 

WF $44 10 

German French and Italian language guides 

are available upon request – price available on 

application. Public holiday surcharges apply. 

What is the climate like in Australia? Australia 

is a large country with weather conditions varying 

considerably from one region to another. You can 

except high temperatures in the summer (Dec-Feb) 

and lower temperatures at night and during the 

Australian winter (Jun-Aug), when conditions can 

change quickly. It is important to come prepared 

for all weather conditions and always adhere to 

your guide’s advice in extreme weather conditions. 

For up to date weather forecasts please check the 

Bureau of Meteorology website www.bom.gov.au 

1

Packages from Perth 

2 

Perth Sightseeing Passes 

An economical and flexible way to add Perth and surrounds sightseeing to your holiday in Western Australia. 

Choose from any of the four passes below. 

Pass 1 Airport transfers, Half Day Perth and Fremantle Tour with Cruise Adult $135 Child $75 Tour Code PSP1 

Pass 2 Airport transfers, Half Day Perth and Fremantle Tour without Cruise and 1 Full Day tour Adult $305 Child $170 Tour Code PSP2 

Pass 3 Airport transfers, Half Day Perth and Fremantle Tour without Cruise and 2 Full Day tours Adult $495 Child $270 Tour Code PSP3 

Pass 4 Airport transfers, Half Day Perth and Fremantle Tour without Cruise and 3 Full Day tours Adult $660 Child $365 Tour Code PSP4 

Choose from the full day tours listed below 

Full Day Pinnacles, Koalas and Sand Boarding 

4WD Adventure – P3 

Details page 5 

Full Day Wave Rock, York, Wildflowers and 

Aboriginal Culture – WR 


Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk – TT 


BUY 3 FULL DAY TOURS * 

Save up to $60 

Adult $585 Child $320 

Code: 3DTP 

VALUE ADDED OFFERS 

BUY 2 FULL DAY TOURS * 

Receive a FREE Half Day Perth 

and Fremantle tour (without cruise) 

Code: Bonus PF 

Full Day Pinnacles Desert, New Norcia 

and Wildflowers – NN 


Full Day Margaret River, Cave, Wine, 

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse & Busselton – MR 


Full Day Perth’s Best Wildflower Tour – WF 


FAMILY SPECIAL* 

Save up to $120 

Book 2 adults & 2 child fares and 

receive 1 child fare FREE Code: Family 

*Offer applies to tours listed on this page only. Only one saving can be used per booking. Not valid with any other discounts, including concession or child fares. 

Must book and travel together, and must be booked and paid for in advance. No refunds on unused tours. English-speaking tours only.

Perth and surrounds 

Imagine pristine beaches with sparkling aqua waters, towering old growth forests, 

ancient rocky gorges, vibrant wildflowers and wild dolphins that interact with human 

visitors as if they were old friends. From the capital city Perth you are spoilt for choice 

as you are surrounded by the most picturesque destinations in Australia and they are 

all easily accessible. 

Perth is home for 1.7 million people and rated in 

the top ten of the most livable cities in the world. 

A mediterranean climate lends itself to healthy outdoors 

living and exploring. Perth is nestled on the banks of 

the Swan River and home to one of Australia’s busiest 

shipping Ports - Fremantle. This historic area has been 

transformed into a hub of activity as cafes and local 

markets full of fresh and local produce have moved into 

the heritage buildings giving new life to the area. 

The Western Australian coastline is breathtaking and 

water is an integral part of Western Australia’s lifestyle. 

Australian Pinnacle Tours have over 32 years experience. 

All the tours enclosed in this brochure capitalize on the 

natural beauty of the region and where possible we include 

a river cruise, snorkel, swim or simply a glass of local wine. 

3

Swan Valley wine tasting | Sample the local produce at a leading winery. 

Chocolate tasting | Indulge your sweet tooth at an outlet of the Margaret 

River Chocolate Company. 

Caversham Wildlife Park | See koalas and hand feed kangaroos. 

Tumblegum Farm | Watch sheep shearing and whip cracking. 

Burswood Casino | Try your luck at the casino (if you elect to finish 

the tour here). 

4 

Departs 8.00am Daily 

Returns 12.30pm 

Distance 70km 

Departs 1.15pm Wed, Fri, Sun 

Returns 5.30pm 

Distance 60km 

Tour Code PF / PFC 

Passengers 6-48 

Price 01/04/13 - 31/03/14 

Tour Code SV 


Price 01/04/13 - 31/03/14 

Without optional River Cruise (PF) 

Adult $79 

Concession $71 

Child $45 

Prices in Australian dollars. 

1 DAY from $215 

AUD$99 

Includes: Luxury coach travel, expert commentary and entry fees. 

Notes: Wineries will not open on select public holidays. If you choose to 

conclude the tour at the Burswood Resort and Casino, you will need to 

provide your own transport back to Perth city. No hotel pick up available 

for this tour, limited city hotel drop offs. 

Adult $99 


Child $60 


AUD$79 

Half Day Morning Perth and Fremantle City Explorer (Optional River Cruise) 

A fantastic tour taking in Perth and Fremantle, giving you great insight into the city and the alfresco lifestyle that Perth people enjoy. 

Kings Park Botanic Gardens | Walk through the tree canopies on the Tree Top 

Walkway. See views of the Perth city skyline and the 750-year-old boab tree. 

Perth City | See the WACA, Bell tower, Perth town hall and St Georges Terrace. 

Cottesloe Beach | View this famous coastline as we travel to Fremantle. 

Fremantle | Visit the historical port situated on the mouth of the Swan River 

and find a bargain at the markets (Fri, Sat, Sun only). 

Swan River Cruise | There’s an option to cruise back along the Swan River 

from Fremantle. 

Includes: Luxury coach travel. Expert commentary. 

Notes: Tour concludes at Barrack Street Jetty, there is no hotel drop-off 

available. When tour is provided as a BONUS inclusion, the optional river 

cruise is at additional cost. 

Afternoon Swan Valley, Wildlife, Wine and Chocolate 

With optional River Cruise (PFC) 

Adult $105 


Child $60 


Spend an afternoon discovering Australia’s oldest wine region on this fun tour, which includes visits to a vineyard, 

chocolate company, wildlife park and a farm show. 

Combine these two half day tours for one full day tour 

adult without Cruise AUD$169 PFSV adult with Cruise AUD$195 FSVC 

Concession and child rates available.

This tour is included in ‘Packages from Perth’ (see page 2 for details) 1 DAY from AUD$215 

Full Day Pinnacles, Koalas 

and Sand Boarding 4WD Adventure 

This fabulous day out explores the world-renowned Pinnacles Desert, an amazing moon-like landscape. Other highlights of this 

exciting day include off-road driving and sand boarding on huge white sand dunes, hand-feeding kangaroos, photographing koalas 

and viewing native wildflowers (seasonal). 

Tour highlights Itinerary 

Caversham Wildlife Park | Featuring over 200 

species of animals in a walk-through environment 

this park is a must visit in Western Australia. 

Animals include friendly koalas, wombats and 

numerous kangaroos. Be fascinated by wildlife 

professionals who are dedicated to ensuring you 

have the best opportunity for animal interaction 

The Lobster Shack | Take a tour of a live lobster 

processing plant. A video presentation gives you 

an insight into this marvelous industry. Follow on 

through to the factory overhead walkway where 

you stand directly above 20 tones of live rock 

lobster. Enjoy the audio guide and travel through 

at your own pace. 

Pinnacles Desert | Take a stroll through this eerie 

desert, amongst the iconic Pinnacles, believed 

to have been created millions of years ago when 

seashells were broken down into sand and then 

eroded by water and wind. 

Cervantes | Western Australia’s gateway town to 

the Pinnacles Desert, Cervantes is a laid back fishing 

town north of Perth. Be sure to take in the lobster 

fishing industry as you travel through this town. 

Departs 

8.00am Daily 

Except 25 Dec 

Finishes Approximately 

7.30pm 

Tour Code P3 

Distance 550km 


Price 01/04/13 to 31/03/14 

Nambung National Park | Covering 17,491 

hectares, the Nambung National Park is home to 

Western Australia’s renowned Pinnacles Desert. 

Lancelin | Thrill to the adventure of 4WD-ing over 

massive white sand dunes, the biggest in Western 

Australia. For those wanting more adventure, your 

adrenalin will be pumping as you sand board 

down these massive dunes. Spanning 2 kilometres 

long you will be in awe of the sheer size of these 

dunes. 

Wildflowers (seasonal) | Stop to view 

wildflowers throughout the tour whilst they are 

in season. Varieties include the orange flowering 

Christmas Tree, Kangaroo Paw, Banksia, Wattle 

and Everlastings. 

Includes: Luxury travel, lunch, expert commentary 

and entry fees. 

Notes: Sometimes due to soft sand dunes delays 

may occur. Tour is not suitable for pregnant 

women, people with back problems or infants. 

Profusion of wildflowers depends on weather 

and other conditions, therefore we cannot 

guarantee sightings. 

Adult $215 


Child $120 


Included lunch is a choice of an Eastern or Western meal, please advise 

preference at time of booking. 

After stopping at Caversham Wildlife Park in 

the Swan Valley to view koalas and hand feed 

kangaroos, we travel to the lobster fishing town 

of Cervantes for lunch. 

We stop at the Lobster Shack for an informative 

talk about the lobster industry, followed by a self 

guided tour through the purpose built factory. 

Then it’s onwards to the mystical Pinnacles Desert 

for an easy paced walk through the fascinating 

landscape where you will be in awe at the sheer 

size and number of these spires. 

Afterwards enjoy a thrilling experience of sand 

boarding and 4-wheel driving over the vast sand 

dunes of Lancelin. 

Wildflower viewing stops are made in season. 

Return to Perth at approximately 7.30pm. 

Note: 

Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring a hat and 

your camera. Tour may operate within a 4WD 

and/or coach, depending on passenger numbers. 

The adventure component of the tour will always 

operate in a 4WD vehicle. 

5

Full Day Pinnacles Desert, New Norcia 

and Wildflowers 

A fascinating day out combining the history of one of Australia’s Benedictine abbeys with the world-renowned 

mystical Pinnacles Desert. 

6 



New Norcia Museum and Art Gallery | A little 

piece of Spain comes alive in this town, full of 

history, art and architecture. The town’s main 

attraction is the museum and art gallery. In the 

museum you will find extraordinary artefacts 

dating back to when New Norcia was an Aboriginal 

mission, a hub for farming and a diverse town for 

education and culture. 

New Norcia Abbey Church and St Gertrude’s 

College | The Abbey Church is home to one of 

only two large Moser organs, originally crafted 

in Germany, this organ was imported to Australia 

in the 1920’s. Visit St Gertrude’s College, a grand 

gothic style building which was originally built as 

a girls boarding school and opened in 1908. 

Nambung National Park | Home to the iconic 

Pinnacles Desert, Nambung National Park features 

an array of coastal dunes. Rich in flowering plants, 

this is a great spot where vegetation blooms in to 

flower during season. 

Departs 

8.00am Mon, Thu 


7.30pm 

Tour Code NN 



Price 01/04/13 to 31/03/14 

Pinnacles Desert | These mystical limestone 

pillars make up one of Australia’s most unique 

landscapes. Rising eerily out of the sand and 

reaching up to several metres tall. See the 

Pinnacles from the lookout over the Park or take a 

guided walk through these amazing spiers. If time 

permits be sure to make a visit to the Pinnacle 

Desert Discovery Centre to discover even more 

about these natural wonders. 






Includes: Luxury coach travel, lunch, expert 

commentary and entry fees. 

Notes: Profusion of wildflowers depends on 

weather and other conditions, therefore we cannot 

guarantee sightings. Wear comfortable walking 

shoes, bring a hat and your camera. 

Adult $215 


Child $120 




Travel through the Swan Valley to New 

Norcia, Australia’s only monastic town which 

is renowned for its Benedictine Abbey. Drive 

through the town and learn of the intriguing 

history and culture of the community before 

stopping for morning tea. 

Afterwards, visit a produce shop for the chance 

to purchase Benedictine Community goods 

including olive oil, fruit, wine, New Norcia nut 

cake and breads. Alternatively, visit the museum 

and art gallery. 

From here we visit the Western Wildflower Farm 

for a brief talk about how wildflowers are dried 

and exported. Continue to the lobster fishing 

town of Cervantes and visit the Pinnacles desert 

where you enjoy an easy paced walk through 

these mystical limestone pillars. 


Return to Perth at approximately 7.30pm.


Full Day Wave Rock, York, 

Wildflowers and Aboriginal Culture 

Journey through the Western Australian wheatbelt to Wave Rock, one of Australia’s most incredible natural monuments. 

Visit the historic township of York and view other significant formations of the area. 

Tour highlights 

York | Situated in the Avon Valley, York is one of 

Western Australia’s most picturesque towns with 

charming architecture. This town was the first 

inland European settlement in Western Australia, 

founded back in 1831. Be sure to take a short 

stroll along the main town strip and see many of 

the old buildings which are still in use today. 

Dog Cemetery | Here you will find owners 

loving memories of their faithful four legged 

companions. Stroll through the cemetery and see 

the elaborate headstones and touching messages. 

Hippos Yawn | Another rocky outcrop in the 

area, named because of it’s resemblance of a 

hippopotamus yawning. 

The Humps | View the Aboriginal artwork at 

‘The Humps,’ a large granite formation. 

Mulka’s Cave | Hear the Aboriginal legend of 

Mulka and view the imprints of his hands which 

can still be seen in the cave today. 

Wave Rock | East of Perth you will find Wave 

Rock, a giant surf like landform of multicoloured 

granite, appearing as if it’s about the crash in to 

the ground below. Wave Rock is over 2,700 million 

years old. 

Departs 

8.00am all year round 

Tue, Wed, Fri, Sun 

Except 25 Dec 


8.30pm 

Tour Code WR 



Price 01/04/13 to 31/03/14 

Wildlife Park and Antique Lace Collection | 

If time permits wander through the wildlife park 

where you can enjoy time seeing kangaroos, 

emus, wallabies, wombats, koalas, lizards and a 

wide range of birds. Alternatively view the antique 

lace collection, dating back to the 1600’s. Hand 

and machine made lace products are housed in 

beautiful hand crafted cabinets. 








Notes: Profusion of wildflowers depends on 

weather and other conditions, therefore we cannot 

guarantee sightings. Wear comfortable walking 

shoes, bring a hat and your camera. 

Adult $215 


Child $120 




Itinerary 

Heading east we enjoy morning tea (own 

expense) at historic York, the first township 

founded in the Avon Valley. Visit the Dog 

Cemetery before arriving in Hyden. 

We then visit Hippo’s Yawn, a rock formation 

which resembles a hippo yawning. Break for a 

picnic lunch at the Wildflower Shop. 

See the spectacle of Wave Rock and the ancient 

Gnamma Holes. Whilst here visit either a wildlife 

Park or view the unique Antique Lace Collection. 

Leaving Wave Rock we visit The Humps and 

Mulka’s Cave. 

We return to Perth via a different route and 

stop at the quaint country town of Babakin for 

afternoon tea prepared by the Country Women’s 

Association (own expense). 


Arrive in Perth at approximately 8.30pm. 

7

Full Day Margaret River, Cave, Wine, 

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and Busselton Jetty 

Known as one of Australia’s finest wine regions, the Margaret River region is an area blessed with natural beauty. 

Providing a diverse range of activities, this tour allows you to experience this high-profile Western Australian area in one day. 

8 



Busselton Jetty | The longest wooden jetty in the 

southern hemisphere can be found in Busselton, 

stretching 1.8 kilometres across the idyllic 

Geographe Bay. 

Margaret River Winery | The first significant 

planting of vines in the region was in 1967, from 

there Margaret River has become regarded as one 

of Australia’s greatest wine producing regions. 

Indulge in a wine tasting. 

Caveworks Interpretative Centre | If time 

permits visit the interpretative centre to learn 

more about the formation and history of the 

different caves within the south west region. 

The centre also features interactive models of 

the caves and educational displays. 

Mammoth Cave | Take a guided tour through 

this gothic like cave with vast chambers full 

of amazing formations. The cave will reveal a 

fascinating range of information about the flora 

and fauna of this region. 

Boranup Forest | Drive through this beautiful 

forest region, home to the pale barked Karri Trees 

reaching up to 60 metres in height. This forest is 

a re-growth forest which is over 100 years old and 

stretching several kilometres. 

Departs 

8.00am 

Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat 


9.30pm 

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse | Situated at the most 

south westerly tip of Australia is the Cape Leeuwin 

Lighthouse, where the Southern and Indian 

Oceans meet. The lighthouse stands 39 metres in 

height from ground level and 56 metres above 

sea level and shines out over the landscape for 48 

kilometres. 

Margaret River Township | Enjoy some brief free 

time to explore the quaint shops and chic cafes of 

the area. You will also find craftwork created by 

locals and an array of specialty shops. 



Notes: Winery may not open on select 

public holidays. Wear comfortable walking shoes, 

bring a hat and your camera. 

Tour Code MR 



Price 01/04/13 to 31/03/14 

UPGRADE to 2 or 3 Day Margaret River wine 

experience tour (page 13/14) and receive a 

FREE Half Day Perth and Fremantle Tour. 

Adult $215 


Child $120 




Itinerary 

Travelling south we stop for morning tea (own 

expense) at the iconic Busselton Jetty, the longest 

timber jetty in the southern hemisphere. We 

continue south to the Margaret River region and 

visit a local winery, taste some of the very best 

wines of the region whilst gaining some insight 

in to the industry. 

Enjoy lunch at Lake Cave Tearooms and visit the 

Caveworks Interpretive Centre (time permitting). 

Next we head out to explore Mammoth Cave on a 

guided tour. 

Pass through the stunning Boranup Forest and be 

awestruck at the size of these massive Karri trees. 

Afterwards, visit Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse the 

diving point between the Southern and Indian 

Oceans. 

Heading back towards Margaret River make a 

brief stop in the township where you have free 

time to stroll the main street. We break at a cafe 

for a light dinner (own expense) before returning 

home to Perth, arriving back approximately 9.30pm.


Full Day Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk 

Travelling through spectacular south-west forests and lush farmland, your day is topped off by a walk through the 

canopy of towering old-growth forest and visit to the culturally significant Kodja Place. 


Donnybrook | Known as the ‘Apple Capital’ of 

the South West, travel through this unique town. 

If time permits be sure to buy yourself some 

delicious local produce. 

Diamond Tree | This 51 metre tall Karri tree has 

been operating as a fire lookout for over 70 years, 

following it’s construction on 1940. If you are up 

for an adventure then you can try and climb this 

tree, making your way up along the metal spikes 

in the side of the tree. The breathtaking views 

from the top of the lookout are worth the climb. 

Valley of the Giants | Get up close and personal 

with these 400 year old giants of the south west 

tingle forest region. Walk through the treetop 

canopy, along the gradually elevated walkway, 

suitable for all ages. The highest point of the 600 

metre loop is about 40 metres. 

Ancient Empire | Featuring a grove of tingle trees 

the Ancient Empire is a picturesque walk, be in 

awe at the sheer size of these giants, with some 

of the trees circumferences spanning up to 16 

metres. 

Departs 

8.00am 

1 April – 31 May: Wed 

1 Sep – 17 Dec: Wed 


10.30pm 

Tour Code TT 



Price 01/04/13 to 31/03/14 

William Bay | View the stunning coastal scenery 

and windswept rocky shores, famous at William 

Bay. 

Kodja Place | Rich in cultural history the Kodja 

Place Visitor Centre features an informative display 

of insight in to traditional Noongar history of the 

area and life of the tight knit community. 






Includes: Luxury travel, lunch, expert 

commentary and entry fees. 

Notes: Strong wind conditions may result in 

the closure of the Tree Top Walk – alternative 

touring arrangements will be made. Profusion 

of wildflowers depends on weather and other 

conditions, therefore we can’t guarantee 

sightings. Wear comfortable walking shoes, 

bring a hat and camera. 

Adult $215 


Child $120 




Travel south through Donnybrook, famous 

for its apple and stone fruit orchards. Enjoy 

scenic touring through rolling farmlands of the 

Blackwood River Valley. 

Travel through Western Australia’s old growth 

forest to see the 51m tall Diamond Tree bush fire 

watch tower. Climb it it you dare, or simply enjoy 

a picnic lunch in a tranquil bush setting. We then 

visit the Valley of the Giants ‘Tree Top Walk,’ a 

600 metre long elevated walkway through the 

forest canopy reaching up to 40 metres above 

ground. On the ground walk through the Ancient 

Empire of wide girthed Tingle Trees up to 10 

metres in diameter. 

Visit Denmark before returning to Perth at 

approximately 10.30pm. Stop en route for dinner 

(own expense) at Kodja Place Visitor Centre. 

9

Full Day Perth’s Best Wildflower Tour (Sept to mid-Nov, seasonal only) 

Enjoy a relaxing day taking in the spring wildflowers. Our exact itinerary will be unknown 

until the day of departure to ensure we view areas with the most abundant wildflowers. 

10 



Botanical Guide | An expert guide will help you 

to identify rare and delicate wildflowers. You 

will have ample time to take photographs and 

immerse yourself in the beauty. 

Beautiful Wildflowers | See a wide variety of 

wildflowers including renowned Everlastings, 

Orchids, Red and Green Kangaroo Paw, Banksias, 

Bottle Brush and Western Australia’s famous 

orange Christmas Tree. 

Wildflower booklet | Receive a complimentary 

take-home copy to recall our amazing Western 

Australian Wildflowers. 

Departs 

8.00am Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun 

(Sept to mid-Nov) 

Tour Code WF 

Distance 60km 


Includes: Luxury coach travel, lunch, expert 

commentary, wildflower booklet and entry fees. 

Notes: The wildflower season starts in the northwest 

region during July and gradually moves to 

the south-west region by November. Profusion 

of wildflowers depends on weather and other 

conditions, therefore we can’t guarantee sightings. 

Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring a hat 

and camera. 

Adult $169 


Child $95 


4.30pm 

Price 01/04/13 to 31/03/14 


Included lunch is a choice of an Eastern or Western meal, please advise preference at time of booking. 

Itinerary 

With a botanical guide we travel to various 

locations on Perth’s outskirts in search of the finest 

wildflowers. 

Whilst the slope, soils and ancient granite outcrops 

of the Darling Escarpment are traditionally the ideal 

habitat and location to view wildflowers, profusion 

varies daily and is dependant on sunshine. 

We visit locations where we expect to find the 

finest wildflowers for you to see and smell. Our 

experienced guide will help you identify rare 

and delicate wildflowers including renowned 

everlastings, orchids, red and green kangaroo paw, 

banksias, bottle brush and Western Australia’s 

most famous orange flowering Christmas trees. 

There is ample time to identify and photograph 

flowers and a complimentary wildflower booklet 

on Western Australia’s unique wildflowers is 

included.

Choose from three different packages from AUD$159 

Rottnest Island Packages 

Enjoy the pristine beaches, turquoise water and fascinating history of Rottnest Island with a choice of three package experiences. 

Packages Itinerary 

Package 1 – Discover Rottnest | Enjoy 

a comprehensive coach tour and full 

circumnavigation of the island with driver 

commentary. Stop at some of Rottnest’s most 

spectacular locations, including the Wadjemup 

Lighthouse and the majestic look-out point at the 

rugged West End. 

Package 2 – Experience Rottnest | Feel the 

island breeze in your hair as you venture around 

the island by bicycle. Ride straight from the jetty 

for breathtaking views, secluded bays and beaches 

and experience the magic of Rottnest at your own 

pace. 

Package 3 – Historic Rottnest | Take a scenic 

train ride on the ‘Captain Hussey’ to picturesque 

Oliver Hill. Enjoy a guided tour of the massive gun 

and tunnel system that forms a part of Rottnest’s 

significant military heritage, and learn about the 

island’s long and colourful history as your guide 

takes you back in time. 

Departs 

8.45am Daily 

Returns 

5.45pm 

Tour Code REX1 

Price 01/04/13 - 31/03/14 

Includes: Return coach transfers from central 

Perth accommodation, return ferry transfers to 

Rottnest Island, Rottnest Island admission fee, 

guided introduction walking tour, Swan River 

Cruise with commentary, morning tea, afternoon 

tea, lunch at Rottnest Lodge. 

Notes: Cruise operated by Rottnest Express. 

Reconfirm 48hrs prior to departure 1300 551 687. 

English speaking commentary. 

Adult Conc. Child 

Discover $181 $176 $88 

Experience $164 $159 $80 

Historic $175 $170 $85 


Cruise along the Swan River to Fremantle before 

heading to Rottnest Island. 

Located just 19km off the mainland, the car free 

island is an ‘A’ class nature reserve and home to 

spectacular white sandy beaches, secluded bays, 

unique wildlife, ship wrecks, and a fascinating 

and colourful history. 

11

Short Breaks 

Treat yourself to one of our short break holidays. If you love relaxing, great food, enjoyable 

company, quality accommodation and inspiring scenery, we have a tour to match. You just 

need to choose which region to explore! 

Coral Coast Region 

The Coral Coast is named due to the 

extensive 260 kilometre coral reef 

that runs along the edge of Western 

Australia. It is so easy to explore this 

beautiful fringe reef as in places you 

can snorkel right off the beach. 

View amazing coral and turtles or search for Dolphins, Manta 

Rays and the majestic Whale Sharks. 

The Coral Coast holds many treasures to discover including; 

World Heritage listed Shark Bay, the intimate dolphin meeting 

site of Monkey Mia and Kalbarri National Park. This 183 000 

hectare National Park provides spectacular scenery. In season 

you can find more than 12 000 species of wildflowers covering 

2.5 million square kilometres of Western Australia for several 

months each year. 

On the coast is little known Shell Beach glistening with millions 

of tiny white shells. At the base of Shark Bay is Hamelin Pool 

and the best collection of living marine stromatolites in the 

world. Rolling white sand dunes of Lancelin provide perfect 

sand boarding and 4WD opportunities. 

There is nothing quite like the mystical moon like landscape 

of the Pinnacles Desert. Stunning photos come easily as 

limestone pillars rise up to 4 metres out of the yellow 

sands casting shadows. 

12 

South West Region 

Margaret River is the perfect place to 

indulge in gourmet food and premium 

wine. There may only be around 60 

wineries here, but they contribute 

more than 20 percent of Australia’s 

premium wine. Stock up on the region’s 

most renowned variety, Cabernet Sauvignon or sample the 

Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Shiraz and Semillon. Your 

taste buds will be sated when complimented with locally 

produced chocolates, cheese and condiments. The township 

itself is home to restaurants and cafés where you can sample 

the local produce, as well as small galleries selling the work 

of local artists. 

The beautiful South West region is also home to ancient 

forests. Explore the tranquility of Boranup Forest and walk 

amongst towering Karri trees. For a birds eye view of the 

Tingle Trees we walk along an elevated walkway 40 metres 

above the ground on a Tree Top Walk in Denmark. 

Hidden beneath the magical forests is an underground 

cave network. View rock formations, fossils and remains of 

Australian megafauna (giant mammals) at Mammoth Cave. 

Above the ground granite formations are laid bare, we visit 

Wave Rock (believed to be 2700 million years in the making) 

– which stands like a giant wave ready to crash on the 

bushland ‘shore’.

Bonus Half Day Perth and Fremantle tour (see page 4 for details) 2 DAYS from AUD$649 

2 Day Margaret River Wine Experience 

Experience the best of the Margaret River wine region’s natural beauty, renowned wines and gourmet produce on this 2 day tour. 

Wine enthusiasts and novices alike will gain insight from locals into wine making and appreciation, while exploring the most 

stunning natural landmarks from coastlines to caves and forests. 

Highlights Itinerary 

Busselton Jetty | The longest wooden jetty in 

the Southern Hemisphere, stretching out over 

picturesque blue waters. 

Margaret River township | Take some free 

time to explore the quaint shops featuring 

the work of local craftspeople, chic cafés and 

speciality stores. 

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse | We visit this 

1890s lighthouse, built from local limestone 

on the most south-westerly tip of Australia, 

where the Southern and Indian oceans meet. 

Mammoth Cave | Take a guided tour of this 

500m-long, 30m-deep gothic cave structure 

featuring impressive structures, fossils and the 

remains of the extraordinary megafauna 

(giant mammals). 

Boranup Forest | This 100-year-old regrowth 

forest is home to the third-tallest trees in the 

world, the karri tree. 

Wine tasting | Spend a full day sampling 

wines and local produce with a local guide in 

some of the region’s best wineries. See behind 

the scenes in a barrel room, with gourmet lunch. 

BONUS | Half Day Perth and Fremantle Tour 

(see page 4) 

Departs 8.00am 

Mon, Thu, Fri 

Select accommodation 

pick-ups available. 

Finishes 9.30pm. 


drop offs available. 

Tour Code 2DMR 

Passengers 6-27/48 

Price 01/04/13 to 31/03/14 


Day 1: Perth to Margaret River wine region Day 2: Margaret River to Perth 

We travel to Busselton Jetty to see the famous Today we tour the wineries with a local guide and 

jetty, then the Margaret River wine region for gain insight into wine appreciation, including a 

free time in the town. After a picnic lunch, time visit to a brewery and 3-4 local wineries. Enjoy 

permitting, we visit the Cave Works Interpretive a gourmet café-style lunch and visit a chocolate 

Centre. We take a guided tour of Mammoth Cave, factory, cheese factory and local venison farm. 

then travel through Boranup Forest. We visit On the way back to Perth, we stop for dinner at a 

Augusta and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and a winery local cafe (own expense). (BL) 

for wine tastings before arriving at your overnight 

accommodation. (LD*) Accommodation: Select from Notes: On day 2 your hotel checkout time is 

the options available. 

10.00am; please store your bags at reception in 

time for a 10.30am departure. If staying at Abbey 

Includes: Luxury coach travel, accommodation Beach, please ensure you take your luggage with 

and meals as indicated, entry fees, winery tour 

including lunch and BONUS half day Perth and 

Fremantle Sightseeing Tour (see page 4). 

Notes: Vineyards are closed on select public 

holidays. *Dinner is not included for passengers 

staying at Margaret’s Forest Apartments. 

you as you will not be returning to your hotel. 

Abbey Beach Resort Busselton 

(4 meals) 

Twin/dbl $649 

Triple $624 

Single $799 

Conc. twin/dbl $617 

Child (5-12yrs) $487 

Australis Margaret River 

(4 meals) 

Twin/dbl $699 

Triple $684 

Single $845 


Child (5-12yrs) $524 

Margaret’s Forest Apartments 

(3 meals) 

Twin/dbl $699 

Triple $634 

Single $799 


Child (5-12yrs) $524 

13

3 Day Margaret River and Tree Top Walk 

Walk among some of the tallest and oldest trees in the world, discover an ancient underground world and enjoy breath-taking 

ocean views. The South West’s rugged wilderness and gourmet reputation comes alive on this tour. 

14 



Busselton Jetty | View the longest wooden jetty 

in the Southern Hemisphere, stretching out over 

picturesque blue waters. 

Yallingup Shearing Shed | See an Australian sheep 

dog and shearing demonstration. 

Margaret River township | Take some free time 

to explore the quaint shops featuring the work of 

local craftspeople, chic cafés and speciality stores. 

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse | We visit this 1890s 

lighthouse, built from local limestone on the 

most south-westerly tip of Australia, where the 

Southern and Indian oceans meet. 

Mammoth Cave | A guided tour of this 500m-long, 

30m-deep gothic cave structure featuring 

impressive structures, fossils and the remains of 

the extraordinary megafauna 

(giant mammals). 

Boranup Forest | We drive through this 100-yearold 

regrowth forest, home to the third tallest tree 

in the world, the karri tree. 

Pemberton | This pretty timber town is home to 

forests with the Tall Trees and in spring, carpets of 

colourful wildflowers. 

Departs 8.00am selected days. 

1 Apr-31 May: Mon 

1 Sep-17 Dec: Mon 


pick ups available. 




Tour Code 3MRT 


Price 01/04/13 to 31/03/14 

Tree Top Walk and Ancient Empire Walk | Get a 

bird’s eye view 40m above the forest floor from 

a lightweight bridge among the tingle trees, and 

bask in a grove of 400-year-old tingle trees on the 

Ancient Empire Walk. 

Gloucester Tree | This towering 61m karri tree was 

once used as a fire look-out and has been climbed 

by more than 1 million people – will you take the 

opportunity to climb it? 

Wilderness Cruise | We take a luncheon cruise 

with a local guide on the Nornalup Inlet, known 

for its rich, diverse marine environment. 


(see page 4) 

Includes: Luxury coach travel, accommodation and 

meals as indicated, entry fees, wilderness cruise, 

sheep sheering demonstration and BONUS half 

day Perth and Fremantle sightseeing tour. 

Notes: Vineyards closed on select public holidays. 

Strong wind conditions may result in the closure 

of the Tree Top Walk and Wilderness cruise may 

not operate during winter – alternative touring 

arrangements will be made. 

Most meals 

Twin/dbl $978 

Triple $940 

Single $1192 


Child (5-12 yrs) $734 


Day 1: Perth to Margaret River region 

Travel to the Margaret River wine region 

via Yallingup Shearing Shed. After lunch 

we visit the chocolate and cheese factories 

(time permitting) then Busselton. (LD) 

Accommodation: Abbey Beach Resort, 

Busselton or similar. 

Day 2: Margaret River to Pemberton region 

Enjoy free time in the township of Margaret 

River before heading to Surfers Point Lookout. 

Tour Mammoth Cave, then through Boranup 

Forest to visit Augusta and Cape Leeuwin 

Lighthouse. Climb the Gloucester Tree and get 

an amazing view across the tall timber forest. 

(BLD) Accommodation: Karri Valley Resort, 

or similar. 

Day 3: Pemberton region to Perth via 

Tree Top Walk 

Stroll to majestic Beedelup Falls then travel 

to the coastal resort town of Walpole. 

We take a luncheon cruise on the Nornalup 

Inlet and visit the Valley of the Giants Tree 

Top Walk. Change to another vehicle and head 

back to Perth, via Kodja Place Visitor Centre 

for dinner (own expense). (BL)


4 Day Margaret River, Tree Top Walk, Albany 

and Wave Rock 

Explore Australia’s South West: rugged ranges, towering forests, pristine coastline, premium wines and heritage charm. 


Yallingup Shearing Shed | See an Australian 

sheep dog and shearing demonstration. 

Margaret River township | Take some free time 

to explore the quaint shops featuring the work of 

local craftspeople, chic cafés and specialty stores. 

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse | We visit this 1890s 

lighthouse, built from local limestone on the 

most south-westerly tip of Australia, where the 

Southern and Indian oceans meet. 

Mammoth Cave | A guided tour of this 

500m-long, 30m-deep gothic cave structure 

featuring impressive structures, fossils and the 

remains of the extraordinary megafauna (giant 

mammals). 

Boranup Forest | We drive through this 100 year 

old regrowth forest, home to the third tallest tree 

in the world, the karri tree. 

Tree Top Walk and Ancient Empire Walk | 

Get a bird’s eye view 40m above the forest floor 

from a lightweight bridge among the tingle trees, 

and bask in a grove of 400-year-old tingle trees on 

the Ancient Empire Walk. 

Departs 8.00am selected days. 

1 Apr-31 May: Mon 

1 Sep-17 Dec: Mon 


pick ups available. 




Tour Code 4SWE 


Price 01/04/13 to 31/03/14 

Pemberton | This pretty timber town is home to 

forests with the Tall Trees and in spring, carpets of 

colourful wildflowers. 

Gloucester Tree | This towering 61m karri tree 

was once used as a fire look-out and has been 

climbed by more than 1 million people – will you 

take the opportunity to climb it? 

Wilderness Cruise | We take a luncheon cruise 

with a local guide on the Nornalup Inlet, known 

for its rich, diverse marine environment. 


(see page 4) 

Includes: Luxury coach travel, accommodation 

and meals as indicated, entry fees, wilderness 

cruise, sheep sheering demonstration and BONUS 

half day Perth and Fremantle sightseeing tour. 

Notes: Vineyards closed on select public holidays. 

Strong wind conditions may result in the closure 

of the Tree Top Walk and Wilderness cruise may 

not operate during winter – alternative touring 

arrangements will be made. 

Most meals 

Twin/dbl $1399 

Triple $1353 

Single $1714 


Child (5-12 yrs) $1049 


Day 1: Perth to Margaret River region 

As we travel to the Margaret River, we visit 

Yallingup. Following lunch visit chocolate 

and cheese factories (time permitting) and 

sample wines at Palandri Wines, then stop at 

Busselton. (LD) Accommodation: Abbey Beach 

Resort, Busselton or similar. 

Day 2: Margaret River to Pemberton region 

Enjoy free time in Margaret River, tour 

Mammoth Cave, through Boranup Forest, 

and to Augusta to visit Cape Leeuwin 

Lighthouse. Climb the Gloucester Tree. (BLD) 

Accommodation: Karri Valley Resort, or similar 

Day 3: Pemberton region to Albany 

Stroll to Beedelup Falls, then travel to coastal 

Walpole. Take a luncheon cruise on the 

Nornalup Inlet, visit the Valley of the Giants 

Tree Top Walk, travel to the Albany region 

to visit The Gap and Natural Bridge. (BLD) 

Accommodation: Comfort Inn Albany or similar. 

Day 4: Albany to Perth via Wave Rock 

We go to Stirling Ranges for sightseeing 

at the base of Bluff Knoll, travel through 

farmlands to the small town of Hyden. After 

lunch at Hyden Wildflower Shop, stroll to 

Wave Rock, then head back to Perth. (BL) 

15

3 Day Pinnacles, Kalbarri and Monkey Mia 

A mystical desert moonscape, the chance to get up close and personal with wild but friendly dolphins and stunning gorges ready for 

exploration – this tour will let you experience some of Western Australia’s unique icons. 

16 



Shell Beach | This amazing 60km-long stretch of 

snow-white beach is made up of billions of tiny 

coquina bivalve shells - one of only two beaches 

like it in the world. 

Monkey Mia | Wander the shores and watch for 

the famous Monkey Mia dolphins – they come 

in regularly throughout the day to interact with 

people. Our accommodation is right by the beach, 

so you have even more chance of seeing them. 

Shark Bay | Explore this World Heritage Listed 

bay’s amazing natural features and extensive 

marine life. 

Pinnacles Desert | This eerie ‘moonscape’ desert 

is made up of thousands of limestone pillars up to 

four metre tall, rising out of yellow quartz sand. 

Kalbarri National Park | Explore stunning 

scenery, red-rock gorges, spectacular coastal 

cliffs, birdlife and native animals and (in season) 

wildflowers in this protected park. We visit one of 

its most spectacular red river gorges, Hawks Head. 

Wildflowers (seasonal) | More than 12 000 

species of wildflowers cover 2.5 million sq km 

for several months each year. In season, we take 

some time to enjoy their beauty. 

Departs 8.00am Mon. 

Except 24 Dec. 


pick-ups available. 




Tour Code 3DMM 


Price 01/04/13 to 31/03/14 



(see page 4). 

Includes: Luxury coach travel, accommodation 

and meals as indicated (‘most meals’ option), 

entry fees, BONUS half day Perth and Fremantle 

sightseeing tour (without cruise). 

Notes: Dolphins are wild animals, sightings are 

regular but cannot be guaranteed. 

Superior Accommodation 

Most meals 

Twin/dbl $1199 

Triple $1169 

Single $1425 


Child (5-12 yrs) $949 

Day 1: Perth to Monkey Mia 

We journey to the lobster fishing town 

of Port Denison for lunch by the water’s 

edge, head to Greenough Flats, known 

for unusual ‘leaning trees’, travel via 

Geraldton and Northampton to Shark Bay 

to our accommodation at Monkey Mia. (LD) 

Accommodation: Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort 

or similar. 

Day 2: Monkey Mia to Kalbarri 

Spend time at the waters edge this morning 

for a chance to interact with the wild dolphins 

(not guaranteed). This afternoon we visit 

Denham for lunch, then Shell Beach and 

the Stromatolites, and travel to Kalbarri 

National Park and visit Hawks Head. (BLD) 

Accommodation: Kalbarri Edge Resort or 

similar. 

Day 3: Kalbarri to Perth 

Homeward bound, we enjoy sightseeing along 

coastal gorges, breaking for lunch at the rock 

lobster fishing village of Cervantes. We stroll 

through Pinnacles Desert before continuing 

back to Perth. (BL)

terms and conditions 

PrICes & BroChure VaLIDIty 

Prices are quoted in Australian dollars (inclusive 

of GST). Tour prices are per person, are correct at 

time of publication and can be subject to change 

at the discretion of Australian Pinnacle Tours (A & N 

Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd). This brochure is valid for 

travel commencing 1 April 2013 until 31 March 2014. 

InCLusIons 

Tours and cruises include all sightseeing, entry fees 

and meals as stated in the full itinerary (which can 

be viewed at www.australianpinnacletours.com.au), 

however are subject to change solely at the discretion 

of Australian Pinnacle Tours (A & N Enterprises 

Australia Pty Ltd). 

ConDItIons oF traVeL 

Australian Pinnacle Tours (A & N Enterprises Australia 

Pty Ltd) reserves the right to alter the route or 

itinerary of any of its tours and arrange alternative 

carriers to those advertised if necessary. No refunds 

will be given in these circumstances or in the event of 

any delay, curtailment or alteration of a trip resulting 

from any cause beyond our control, including but not 

limited to severe weather conditions. Components 

of trips are weather dependant and Australian 

Pinnacle Tours (A & N Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd) 

cannot be held liable if trip components are not 

available on the day of travel. Australian Pinnacle 

Tours (A & N Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd) can’t 

guarantee pick up or drop off times and is not liable 

for passenger failure to connect with other services 

or any associated costs resulting from such delays. 

We accept no responsibility for loss or damage to 

personal belongings or baggage. The Aboriginal 

components of our tours are subject to cultural 

conditions. Participants may be absent due to cultural 

commitments with minimal prior notification and 


Pty Ltd) reserves the right to amend the itinerary in 

these circumstances with no obligation to refund. 

LIaBILIty 

Whilst we make every effort to safeguard our 

passengers, Australian Pinnacle Tours (A & N 

Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd) cannot be held liable 

for any damage, injury, or loss of any kind caused 

by or resulting from any act or omission by its 

employees, agents or contractors. Passengers should 

note that adventure travel involves a higher than 

normal risk and a signed release may be required 

from all participants before departure. Australian 

Pinnacle Tours (A & N Enterprises Australia Pty 

Ltd) also assumes no responsibility for any act of 

negligence, act or omission whatsoever by any 

company whose services are used as part of packages 

provided, including but not limited to activity and 

accommodation providers. 

MInIMuM nuMBers/ItInerarIes 

Tours require minimum passenger numbers to 

operate. In circumstances where minimum numbers 

are not reached, an alternative may be offered or a 

smaller vehicle used. 

traVeL InsuranCe 

Travel insurance is not included. Australian Pinnacle 

Tours (A & N Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd) strongly 

recommends that passengers take out their own 

travel insurance policy which covers personal liability, 

cancellation, loss of luggage and personal effects. 

DeParture PoInts 

Pick up details will be advised at time of booking. Tours 

must be reconfirmed 48 hours prior to departure by 

calling 1300 551 687 (within Australia). Failure to do so 

may result in the cancellation of your booking. Hotel 

pick ups are available on request at time of booking 

from select Perth City Hotels. Most tours also provide a 

free drop-off service. 

DIeseL FueL LeVy 


Pty Ltd) reserves the right to charge a fuel surcharge as a 

result of escalation in the price of crude oil. 

CanCeLLatIon PoLICy 

Due to the extensive organisation involved with 

touring, a strict cancellation fee will be applicable to 

compensate for costs and lost revenue. We strongly 

recommend you take out travel insurance to cover 

against such charges. Once a booking is made the 

following cancellation fees will apply: 

Day tours and short Break adventures 

25% deposit confirms tour with full payment required 

30 days before departure. 

Cancellation Fees Day tours and short Break 

tours 

• 30+ days prior to departure; no fee payable 

• 16 – 29 days prior to departure; 25% of total price 

• 15 – 2 days prior to departure; 50% of total price 

• Within 24 hours of departure; 100% of total price 

If you fail to join a tour or join it after departure, or 

leave it prior to its completion, no tour refund can be 

made. The above cancellation fees are in addition to 

fees which may be levied by accommodation house 

properties, travel agents or third party tour and 

transport operator cancellation fees. 

DePosIt anD FInaL PayMent 

A deposit of 25% is required to confirm a Day Tour or 

Short break tour. With the remainder due at least 30 

days prior to tour departure. Failure to adhere to the 

payment policy may result in cancellation of your 

booking. Credit card payments attract a surcharge 

fee of 1.5% (Master Card and Visa). 

aMenDMents to BookInGs 

amendment Fees Day tours 

If you wish to transfer from one trip to another or 

transfer your booking to a third party you must notify 

us at least 15 days prior to the proposed departure 

date. A fee of AU$50 per person per change may 

apply (in addition to any charges levied by hotels, 

ground operators). If you notify us less than 15 days 

prior to the proposed departure date the refund policy 

applicable to cancellations will apply. 

amendment Fees short Break tours 

(tours of 5 days or less in duration) 

If you wish to transfer from one trip to another or 

transfer your booking to a third party you must notify 

us at least 30 days prior to the proposed departure 

date. A fee of AU$100 per person per change may 

apply (in addition to any charges levied by hotels, 

ground operators). If you notify us less than 30 days 

prior to the proposed departure date the refund policy 

applicable to cancellations will apply. Transfers to a 

third party are only permitted where the transferee 

meets all the requirements in relation to the trip, and 

transfers to another departure can only be made to a 

departure within the current validity period. 

other Change/amendment Fees for all tours 

Amendments to any other arrangements made in 

conjunction with your trip may incur an AU$100 

administration fee per booking per change. This fee 

is in addition to any charges levied by hotels, ground 

operators or airlines. No amendments are permitted 

to your booking within 7 days of departure. You are 

strongly advised to take out cancellation insurance at 

the time of booking which will cover cancellation fees. 

If you leave a trip for any reason after it has 

commenced we are not obliged to make any refunds 

for unused services. 

Cancellation by australian Pinnacle tours 

We may cancel a trip at any time up to 28 days before 

departure. We may cancel a trip at any time prior 

to departure if, due to terrorism, natural disasters, 

political instability or other external events it is not 

viable for us to operate the planned itinerary. If we 

cancel your trip, you can transfer amounts paid to an 

alternate departure date or alternatively receive a full 

refund. In circumstances where the cancellation is 

due to external events outside our reasonable control 

refunds will be less any unrecoverable costs. We 

are not responsible for any incidental expenses that 

you may have incurred as a result of your booking 

including but not limited to visas, vaccinations, Travel 

Insurance excess or non-refundable flights. 

Please note that different cancellation conditions may 

apply to some Day Tours and Short Break Adventures - 

please ask your booking consultant for details. 

ChILD PoLICy 

Child fares are available on most tours for passengers 

aged between 5 and 12 years inclusive. Infants (0-4 

yrs) are free when travelling with an adult, however 

touring is not generally recommended due to the 

large distances travelled. Depending on age, children 

on tour may be required to be seated in booster seats 

or other child safety accredited seating. At all times, 


Pty Ltd) reserves the right to not accept children on 

tours due to safety concerns. 

ConCessIon Fares 

Concession fares apply to holders of senior or pensioner 

cards and full-time students. Card membership 

numbers must be quoted at time of booking. 

LuGGaGe on tour – What to PaCk 

Due to the equipment required for tours, vehicles 

have limited luggage space remaining. We therefore 

ask passengers to limit baggage to a strict 15kg 

maximum soft bags are preferred. We suggest you 

include the following essential items: non-slip 

walking shoes (sneakers), sun screen, hat, beach 

towel, bathers, flashlight, camera and small bottle of 

water. We recommend that items of value, including 

electronic items, should not be carried on tour, and 

liability and risk is with the owner. 

PhotoGraPhy 

Images © Tourism Western Australia: pages 2, 3, 4, 7, 

8, 9, 10, 12, 14. Cover: © Kyle Hammons, page 16 

© Corey Hamilton, page 14 © margaretriver.com, 

and page 11 © Rottnest Express. 

17

ELDER ST. 

N 

522 

519 

1008 

1111 

262 

267 

PERTH 

MOUNTS ST. 

FREEWAY 

697 

MILLIGAN ST. 

MOUNTS BAY ROAD 

BUS 

TERMINAL 

CONVENTION 

CENTRE 

RAILWAY 

STATION 

WELLINGTON ST. 

G.P.O. 

COMWTH 

BANK 

MYER 

MURRAY ST. 

MALL 

Perth City 

Adelphi Hotel 7.10am 

All Suites Perth (from Travelodge) 7.30am 

City Stay Apartments (Gordon Street) 7.20am 

Comfort Hotel Perth City (from Mantra on Hay) 7.20am 

Criterion Hotel (from Kings Hotel) 

Crown Metropol Perth 

7.30am 

(waiting at Taxi Rank please ask Concierge) 7.00am 

Crowne Plaza Perth 7.10am 

Duxton Hotel Perth 7.30am 

Four Points by Sheraton 7.20am 

Fraser Suites (from Hyatt Regency) 7.10am 

Goodearth Hotel 7.20am 

Hilton Hotel Perth 7.10am 

Holiday Inn City Centre (from Rydges) 

Hotel Ibis Perth (from Wentworth Plaza Hotel, 

7.20am 

Comfort Inn) 7.20am 

Hyatt Regency (bottom of ramp Adelaide Tce) 7.10am 

MILL ST. 

KING ST. 

QUEEN ST. 

THE ESPLANADE 

100% reCyCLaBLe 

Do the right thing. When you finish with the brochure, don’t throw it out, 

put it back in a brochure rack or pass on to someone who may be interested. 

Australian Pinnacle Tours, a division of ADAMS Coachlines A&N Enterprises Pty Ltd. ABN 82121758950 WA Omnibus Lic. No. 5885 

WILLIAM ST. 

ROE ST. 

BARRACK ST. 

reservations Phone: 1300 551 687 

or +61 (0) 8 6270 6060 

email reservations@pinnacletours.com.au 

Book and pay online www.australianpinnacletours.com.au 

Visa and Mastercard accepted (surcharges apply). 

PIER ST. 

IRWIN ST. 

2 VICTORIA 

SQUARE 

609 

328 

HAY ST. 

MALL 

HAY ST. 

COM BANK 

339 

WA TOURIST 

CENTRE 

BANK 

WEST 

NAB 

BANK 

2 256 

212 

ST. GEORGE’S TCE. ADELAIDE TCE. 

WESTPAC 

BANK 

ANZ 

BANK 

COUNCIL 

HOUSE 

1 263 

207 

SUPREME 

COURT 

GOVT. 

HOUSE 

1 

VICTORIA AVE. 

TERRACE RD. 

RIVERSIDE DRIVE 

Bookings and tour 

departure point 

Barrack Street Jetty, 7.45am 

Kings Hotel Perth 7.30am 

Mantra on Hay 7.20am 

Mantra on Murray (pick-up opposite 

Wentworth Plaza Hotel, Comfort Inn 7.20am 

Medina Executive Apts (from Barrack St Jetty) 7.30am 

Medina Grand Apts (from Hilton) 7.10am 

Mercure Hotel Perth (from Kings Hotel) 7.30am 

Miss Maud Swedish Hotel (from Kings Hotel) 7.30am 

Mont Clare Apartments (from Mantra on Hay) 7.20am 

Mounts Bay Waters (from Adelphi) 7.10am 

Mountway Holiday Apts 

(from Rendezvous Studio Hotel, Perth Central) 7.10am 

New Esplanade Hotel (from Barrack St Jetty) 7.45am 

Novotel Perth Langley (from Pan Pacific) 7.20am 

Pan Pacific 7.20am 

Pensione Hotel Perth (from Kings Hotel) 7.30am 

Perth Ambassador (from Goodearth Hotel) 7.20am 

Rendezvous Studio Hotel Perth Central 7.10am 

144 

151 

HILL ST. 

Book with your recommended agent. 

CoMPLIMentary hoteL PICkuP – PLease Be reaDy 10 MInutes PrIor, PICk uP’s May Vary uP to 15 MIns 

Riverview Apartments 

(from Rendezvous Studio Hotel, Perth Central) 7.10am 

Rydges Hotel 7.20am 

Seasons of Perth (from Kings Hotel) 7.30am 

Somerset St George Tce (from Hilton) 7.10am 

Sullivans Hotel 7.10am 

Travelodge Perth 7.30am 

Waldorf Apartments (from Adelphi) 7.10am 

Wentworth Plaza Hotel, Comfort Inn 7.20am 

YHA Perth City (from Kings Hotel) 7.30am 

northbridge (Pick-ups from hotels listed below only) 

Ibis Styles 

Brittania (wait on opposite side of road, 

7.00am 

before the traffic lights) 

Fremantle Please request pick-up with booking 

7.00am 

scarborough (Pick-ups from hotel listed below only) 

Rendezvous Observation City Hotel 7.00am 

If you miss your pick-up, CaLL 08 6270 6060 IMMeDIateLy. 

Please be ready and waiting on the roadside 10 minutes prior to stated time. Pick up’s may vary up to 15 minutes, depending on traffic. Look for either an Australian Pinnacle Tours, Australian Pacific Tours, 

Gray Line or ADAMS coach. No hotel drop-offs after morning tours or afternoon pick-ups. Main departure point is from Shop 1, Barrack Street Jetty, Perth. 

Check us out on www.facebook.com/Australian-Pinnacle-Tours

Brochure Download - Pinnacle Tours

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?