Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk

Day 1: Depart from Perth and head towards Busselton Jetty, the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere at 1,841 meters. Taking a train ride to admire the beauty of the Indian Ocean. Later, we'll visit the famous Canal Rocks, formed over thousands of years by the surging Indian Ocean. Wine tasting (inclusive) at one of the top-rated wineries in Margaret River. Wine lovers can enjoy some high-quality local wines with their meal (at your own cost). After lunch, we will visit the famous Margaret River chocolate company and find your favourite among over 300 chocolate products. At Boranup Karri Forest, immerse yourself in the nature and admire the beautiful giants (highest trees are around 60m!) Stay overnight local, historical hotel in Augusta. Day 2: After breakfast, we'll take a short walk around Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, an historical site from 1895 where the Southern and Indian Oceans meet at the most south-western point of Australia. At Warren National Park to visit the famous Gloucester Tree. You can climb 53 meters to the lookout structure for views over the karri forest and farmland. Then we will experience the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, which rises 40 meters above the forest floor. Immerse yourself in the forest and connect with nature along this 650-meter trail, where you can see plants with origins dating back 65 million years. We'll then have lunch in Denmark before visiting the renowned Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks in William Bay National Park. We'll finish our day in Albany with a leisurely walk along York Street. Stay overnight at 3.5+ star hotel in Albany. Day 3: In the morning, explore the Albany Wind Farm before visiting the Gap and Natural Bridge. Experience the dynamic contrast between the gentle heaving of calm seas and the buffeting rush of wind and spray from winter storms, with each day offering a unique experience. Enjoy some free time after this and explore the city. Stay overnight at 3.5+ star hotel in Albany. Day 4: Visit the Wave Rock in the morning, a natural rock formation that is shaped like a tall breaking ocean wave. The ‘Wave’ is about 15meters high and around 110m long. Then we will return to Perth along with stops. You will be able to witness the highest mountain in Western Australia: Bluff Knoll **IMPORTANT INFORMATION: We reserve the right to cancel the tour in the event of bad weather or insufficient participants (minimum of 6 people). However, we will inform you at least 1.5 weeks in advance. Thank you for your understanding and support of local businesses. The touring schedule may differ.