Perth – Melbourne – Perth Tour
Perth to Melbourne
Melbourne to Perth
Study and adventure tour with focus: untouched and remove naturel wonders, impressive wildlife, encounters with the culture of the indigenous people, spectacular landscapes, majestic mountains, beautiful beaches, authentic outback – the typical, unadulterated Australia.
Term: Perth – Melbourne
02/02/26 – 20/02/26
Term: Melbourne – Perth
22/02/26 – 12/03/26
You can safely enjoy all this as a small coach tour, a mini group tour, or a private guided tour conducted by a very experienced tour guide.
Travel description
The most original Australia is most likely found in western Australia (Western Australia). Only a few first-time visitors find this worth a trip. It doesn’t have to be. Western Australia is definitely worth a trip for anyone who feels like going to Australia. The emerging tourist region of Western Australia spans a third of Australia’s total land area with a population of approximately 2.8 million people, of which more than 2 million live in Perth, the only coast followed by an extensive hinterland that is also worth exploring. They are accompanied by a metropolis in the west of the continent, beautifully situated in the southwest of the Indian Ocean. Most places worth seeing are in a wonderful color spectrum, and you can experience an obvious starry sky at night.
A trip through Western Australia is an extraordinary experience and should be experienced in stages. Therefore, this tour is a continuous overland trip between Perth and Melbourne. Their length is about 4000 km, including the side roads and the tour through the southwest. With a minibus with a maximum of 14 seats, the number of participants is limited and manageable, making maximum flexibility possible. That is the only way to perceive and experience the sequence of numerous unique attractions, including the World Heritage Sites. Our tour is deliberately carried out in the climatically dry season since pleasant temperatures prevail throughout the Australian winter and spring. In September, the wildflowers can also be seen in full bloom. For climatic reasons, we hold the second appointment immediately afterward in the opposite direction, starting in Melbourne and ending in Perth. However, especially in the tropical north, weather-related changes in the travel itinerary must always be expected. We offer an Australia program for everyone who wants to experience Australia in its diversity, vastness, infinity, and originality. On request, you can participate in a six-day additional program in the country’s extreme southwest.
You can expect consistently good roads – exceptions are possible – and a long, intensive driving program with regular breaks. Overnight stays are in local hotels, motels, chalets, park homes, and comfortable safari tents. The cheapest meal options are outside the hotels, so only the daily breakfast is included. Drivers and tour guides will know what is right for them. Nevertheless, it makes sense to bring a lot of perseverance, willingness to help, comradeship and willingness to guarantee the success of this extraordinary, multifaceted journey.
Travel style
The participants experience the unique natural wonders of Western Australia under professional guidance.
In the comfortable minibus, the respective daily goals that offer Australia-typical experiences are easily reached for all ages. The cozy accommodations ensure a stylish end to the eventful days and a refreshing night’s sleep.
The participants can be assured that they will see fantastic places. The tours are accompanied by trained, German-speaking tour guides who are drivers who love the country and are familiar with several unique features
A balanced mix of experience and relaxation is a particular concept. Depending on the guests’ situation, wishes, and interests, individual experiences and activities are woven into each day.
Itineray | Perth to Melbourne | 19 Days
(Subject to change)
Day 1: Perth
Arrival and transfer from the airport to the hotel. Meeting at the hotel at 4:00 p.m. followed by dinner together (not included).
Day 2: Perth
Extended city tour of Perth and Fremantle. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere, beaches and vibrant coastal culture.
Day 3: Perth – Margaret River Region
Our journey first takes us through the green Ferguson Valley – a charming landscape with rolling hills, wineries and small farms. Further south, we reach the renowned Margaret River wine region, known for excellent wines, fine cuisine and impressive coastal landscapes. Overnight in Busselton or Eagle Bay.
Day 4: Margaret River Region – Augusta
Today we experience the highlights of the region: an impressive stalactite cave, a wine tasting at a well-known winery as well as the fantastic coastal landscape and culinary specialties. In the evening we reach Augusta, the southwesternmost point of mainland Australia, known for its unspoiled nature and tranquil atmosphere.
Day 5: Augusta – Albany
On the way to Albany we cross several national parks with dense forest area. Highlights include the “Valley of the Giants” with the famous Ancient Empire Walk. Albany itself impresses with a rich history that dates back to the beginnings of European settlement in Australia.
Day 6 & Day 7: Albany – Esperance
Esperance is famous for its white-sand beaches and crystal- clear, turquoise waters. Use the time to explore the unspoiled coastline and enjoy nature.
Day 8: Esperance – Balladonia
In Balladonia, we visit the Balladonia Space Museum, which commemorates the spectacular emergency landing of a NASA satellite – a fascinating insight into Australia’s connection to space history.
Day 9: Balladonia – Eucla
Eucla, a small historic town, is known for its old telegraph office. Immerse yourself in the history of early European discoveries and enjoy the vastness of the Nullarbor Plain.
Day 10: Eucla- Ceduna
In Ceduna, on the edge of the Nullarbor Desert, immerse yourself in the life of the Australian outback. Enjoy the vastness of the region and the relaxed atmosphere of this quiet place.
Day 11: Ceduna Pandurra Station
Today we visit the historic Pandurra Station, a typical Australian farm. Here you can learn about the hard life in the outback and the history of the farmers who shaped this region. Overnight at Pandurra Station or in Whyalla.
Day 12: Pandurra Station – Adelaide
In Adelaide, the cultural capital of South Australia, we stay two nights. After a city tour, there is time to explore the city alone. Visit the South Australian Museum or stroll through bustling markets.
Day 13: Adelaide Kangaroo Island
Another highlight is a visit to Kangaroo Island with its fascinating wildlife and impressive coastal landscapes unforgettable day.
Day 14: Adelaide Hahndorf
The journey takes us through the Cleland National Park to Hahndorf, a charming German village. Here you can walk through picturesque streets with traditional half-timbered houses and enjoy regional specialities.
Day 15: Hahndorf Grampians National Park
In the Grampians National Park, spectacular mountain landscapes and hikes through untouched nature await you. A special highlight is the MacKenzie Falls, one of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in Victoria, easily accessible and a popular photo motif. Also, keep an eye out for kangaroos and koalas.
Day 16: Grampians National Park – Apollo Bay
Continue along the Great Ocean Road to Apollo Bay, an idyllic coastal village. Here you can enjoy the quiet beach and explore the picturesque nature on a relaxing walk.
Day 17: Apollo Bay Melbourne
Along the beautiful coastline we reach Melbourne, the vibrant cultural capital of Australia. Take advantage of the time to visit the Royal Exhibition Building, Federation Square. In the evening you will experience the famous culinary diversity of the city.
Day 18: Melbourne
Our journey ends in Melbourne, the vibrant cultural capital of Australia. Take advantage of the time to visit the Royal Exhibition Building, Federation Square, and Queen Victoria Market. In the evening you will experience the famous culinary diversity of the city.
Day 19: Departure with transfer to the airport
Itineray | Melbourne to Perth | 19 Days
(Subject to change)
Day 1: Melbourne
Our journey begins in Melbourne, Australia’s vibrant cultural capital.
Day 2: Melbourne
Use the time to explore the Royal Exhibition Building, Federation Square, and Queen Victoria Market. In the evening, you can enjoy the city’s famous food scene.
Day 3: Melbourne – Apollo Bay
To Apollo Bay, an idyllic coastal village. Enjoy the peaceful beach and picturesque nature, ideal for a relaxing stroll.
Day 4: Apollo Bay – Grampians National Park
We continue along the Great Ocean Road. With various stops until we reach the Grampians in the evening.
Day 5: Grampians National Park – Hahndorf
We see the beautiful coastal landscape of the 12 Apostles In the Grampians National Park, spectacular mountain landscapes and hikes through untouched nature await you. A special highlight is the MacKenzie Falls, one of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in Victoria, easily accessible and a popular photo motif. Also, keep an eye out for kangaroos and koalas. We spend the night in Hahndorf.
Day 6: Hahndorf – Adelaide
The journey takes us through the Cleland National Park to Adelaide, where we stay for two nights. After a city tour, there is time to explore the city alone. Visit the South Australian Museum or stroll through bustling markets.
Day 7: Adelaide – Kangaroo Island
Another highlight is a visit to Kangaroo Island with its fascinating wildlife and impressive coastal landscapes an unforgettable day. We experience the fascinating nature and wildlife of Kangaroo Island – from kangaroos and koalas to impressive coastal landscapes. A day full of unforgettable impressions awaits us!
Day 8: Adelaide Pandurra Station
Today we visit Pandurra Station, a historic Australian farm. Here you can learn more about life in the outback and the history of the farmers who shaped this region. Overnight at Pandurra Station or in Whyalla.
Day 9: Pandurra Station Ceduna
In Ceduna, on the edge of the Nullarbor Desert, you will experience life in the Australian outback. Enjoy the vastness of the region and let yourself be enchanted by the quiet atmosphere of the place.
Day 10: Ceduna – Eucla
Eucla is a small but historic town, known for the old telegraph office. Immerse yourself in the history of Australia’s early European discoveries and enjoy the vastness of the Nullarbor Plain.
Day 11: Eucla – Balladonia
In Balladonia we visit the Balladonia Space Museum, which commemorates the spectacular emergency landing of a NASA satellite. A fascinating stop that sheds light on Australia’s connection to space history.
Day 12: Balladonia – Esperance
Esperance is famous for its white-sand beaches and crystal- clear, turquoise waters. Here you will have plenty of time to discover the breathtaking coastline and take in the unspoilt nature.
Day 13: Esperance
Together we explore the impressive beaches of the region. Afterwards you will have enough time to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet.
Day 14: Esperance – Albany
In Albany, the first European settlement in Western Australia, we visit the Albany Heritage Park and enjoy the spectacular coastal views. This city has a rich history that dates back to the early days of European settlement in Australia.
Day 15: Albany – Augusta
On the way to Augusta, we cross several national parks with dense forests. Highlights are the “Valley of the Giants” with the famous Ancient Empire Walk. Located at the southwesternmost point of mainland Australia, Augusta is known for its unspoilt nature.
Day 16: Augusta – Margaret River Region
Today we experience the highlights of the region: impressive stalactite cave, a wine tasting at a well-known winery as well as the fantastic coastal landscape and culinary specialties. Overnight in Busselton or Eagle Bay.
Day 17: Margaret River Region – Perth
On the way to Perth, we stop in the verdant Ferguson Valley a charming landscape of rolling hills, wineries and small farms. In the evening we reach Perth
Day 18: Perth
Your journey ends in Perth, one of the most fascinating and remote cities in the world. Discover the highlights of Perth on a relaxing city tour, enjoy the breathtaking views of the city and the Swan River from Kings Park and let yourself be enchanted by charming Fremantle with its warm coastal atmosphere and beautiful beaches.
Day 19: Day Departure Transfer to the airport
Private Guide Tour
Max. 2 Persons- Request prices: no tour is like another; therefore, we carefully and individually calculate each enquiry.
Mini Group Coach Tour
For one to four participantsA$ 16,953
Price for 1 person by 2 participants
A$ 13,702
Price for 1 person by 3 participants
A$ 11,022
Price for 1 person by 4 participants
A$ 3049
single Room surcharges
Small Group Coach Tour
5 - 14 PersonsA$ 2,320
single room supplement
Service content – Perth – Melbourne/ Melbourne– Perth
- 19 days tour from Melbourne to Perth
- 18 nights’ accomodation in mid-range hotels Daily breakfast
- The maximum number of participants is 14; the minimum is 5. Otto Tours Australia guarantees the departure of 5 participants in a small group tour and 4 participants in a mini-group tour.
- City Sightseeing Melbourne, Adelaide, Albany and Perth
- Day Trip Kangaroo Island & Crossing National Park fees
- Modern minibus with air conditioning, seat belts, German-speaking driver-guide, luggage tag if necessary
- Luggage max. 23 kg that each participant can carry and lift themselves without outside help, as well as light hand luggage
- Weather conditions, road conditions, and unpredictable circumstances can force program changes, disallow specific destinations, and cause daily routines and accommodation changes.
Term: Perth – Melbourne
02/02/26 – 20/02/26
Term: Melbourne – Perth
22/02/26 – 12/03/26
Payment and cancellation conditions
- 20% of the travel price is due when booking
- 80% of the travel price is due 60 days before the start of the trip.
In the event of a cancellation, the following cancellation conditions apply:
- 20% of the travel price is due up to 60 days before the start of the trip
- 40% of the travel price is due up to 40 days before the start of the trip
- 60% of the travel price is due up to 30 days before the start of the trip
- 80% of the travel price is due up to 14 days before the start of the trip
- After that, 100% of the travel price is due
Travel Dates | Small Group Coach Tours
(The Private Tour Guiding travel dates can be arranged to suit your timeframe)
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary | One Day Tour
MEET an AMAZING PART OF THE beautiful Coral Coast region just north of Perth
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary
There’s plenty to see and a fun adventure tour to Yanchep National Park – Lancelin Dunes and Coast – Guilderton, and the mouth of the Moore River. Enjoy a day of unforgettable experiences with sand and water and the tranquillity of places untouched by development in the Swan Coastal Plain. The first 100km of the Indian Ocean Drive we will drive passes through the Coral Coast region, north of Perth, a scenic journey of its own.
Enjoy local art and sample local produce, some of the best in Australia.
Stunning during Wildflower Season (Aug-Dec).
Tours run every Wednesday and Saturday weekly as a personalised tour catering for small groups.
Itinerary – One Day Tour – Lancelin – Moore River Estuary
We meet at 7.50 am to be on the road at 8.00 am in Perth CBD.
We leave the Perth CBD to go to the Yanchep National Park. When we arrive, we enjoy our morning tea in the Chocolate Drops Tearooms, a specialty Chocolate Shop and Tearooms. It is a chocolate ‘haven’ that integrates with the historical and cultural surroundings. They have been creating unique quality handmade chocolates with an authentic Australian focus since 2005
Freshly fortified, we now visit the koala enclosure. Though not native to Western Australia, Yanchep has been home to a colony of koalas since 1938. The koala, incorrectly called koala bear, is a herbivorous marsupial native to Australia. It is the only living member of the Phascolarctidae, and its closest living relatives are the wombats, members of the Vombatidae. One of Australia’s best-known species can be seen among the tree branches from the elevated walkway.
Lancelin, with all the sand, the waves and the sunsets, is the next point of interest. The community of Lancelin on the Turquoise Coast is one of the country’s best-kept holiday secrets. Locals and international tourists quickly love the gleaming white dunes, clean beaches, and a laid-back coastal lifestyle. But be warned: visiting Lancelin is addictive, as are the activities on offer in the area, including sandboarding, dolphin watching and fishing. We will explore it, feel it, watch it.
Now, lunchtime is looming after we have explored the famous dunes. We recover by a sumptuous lunch at the Dunes Restaurant. They cater and offer meals to suit most dietary requirements, Vegan, Vegetarian & Gluten-free and are specialised in great food. We have fantastic views of the ocean and can dine inside or outside
After a beautiful meal, we look for the other attractions Lancelin offers. For instance, the tiny township is notable for its stunning rugged white beaches. The Lancelin Lookout is a great vantage point from which you have a magnificent view of the beach and the sunset. Islands and dunes are also visible from this point. Another significant point is Lancelin Jetty, where we have a nice view of the beach and Lancelin Island.
It is now early afternoon, and we visit Guilderton and the Moore River estuary. Guilderton is a nature-based tourist attraction about 100 km north of Perth, just off Indian Ocean Drive. The town is on the last remaining estuary (Moore River) in the Swan Coastal Plain, untouched by developments. Residents strive to preserve the virtually unchanged environment as much as possible for present and future generations to enjoy. The place invites you to take a beach walk to where the Indian Ocean and the Moore River meet. The Moore Estuary Lookout offers an unsurpassed view of the sea and river.
Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park, our last stop for the day, is widely considered Australia’s most environmentally responsible final resting place. Since its inception in 1978, the park has been developed and maintained as a natural bushland cemetery, planted with native species only, with flat bronze plaques to mark graves. The natural environment of Pinnaroo provides a haven for many native birds and animals, including kangaroos. In addition, the grounds are a popular attraction for varied outdoor activities like walking and picnicking. So why are we stopping here? It is because of the many kangaroos that can be seen here in the late afternoon.
Toodyay - York - Day Tour
Price per person- Minimum participants: 5 people
- Includes
- ⇒ Entrance Fees
- ⇒ Bottled water
- ⇒ Morning tee at Chocolate Drops – Yanchep NP
- ⇒ Sumptuous lunch at the Dunes Restaurant Lancelin
- ⇒ Otto Tours Australia’s photo opportunities
Toodyay - York - Day-Tour
Excl. Family Package (4 Persons)- A$ 832
- Price for 1 person by 2 participants
- A$ 583
- Price for 1 person by 3 participants
- A$ 436
- Price for 1 person by 4 participants
Up-coming Day Tours to Lancelin – Moore River Estuary
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Lancelin – Moore River Estuary Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York | One Day Tour
MEET AMAZING CREATORS IN THE Avon Valley in WA
Toodyay – York
Toodyay – York
Enjoy a day with nature experiences, including Noble Falls, Lesmurdie Falls, Mundaring Weir, and historical attractions like Toodyay, York, and the Golden Pipeline from Mundaring Weir – to Kalgoorlie.
When we drive along winding roads, the views are bound to take your breath away.
Enjoy local art and taste the local produce, one of Australia’s finest.
Stunning during Wildflower Season (Aug-Oct).
Tours run daily as personalised tours catering to small groups.
Itinerary – One Day Tour – Toodyay – York
We meet at 7.50 am to be on the road at 8.00 am in Midland and travel to the scenic Noble Falls to capture your waterfall moment surrounded by tranquil jarrah, marri and blackbutt bushland. Come with Otto Tours Australia in spring, and you can stroll amongst the wildflowers, including rare species found nowhere else on Earth.
After a short break and a photo stop, we are heading to Toodyay, located in a valley for all Seasons. It is a charming heritage town with a farming background. Step back in time and be transported to the past as you walk down the main street. Be welcomed to the Living History Walking Trails through the historic townsite and meet the legend of Moondyne Joe, too. But first things first. After arrival, you will be invited to a morning tea in the famous Toodyay Bakery, awarded Australia’s Greatest Apple Pie in 2019. Afterwards, you have time to stroll through the town. If you get lost, we will find you in WA’s most prominent regional Christmas shop, where you can relive your childhood before we leave for York.
The tour proceeds to York via some beautiful backroads. Sometimes, we may see camels or emus. York is the oldest inland European settlement in WA, on the Avon River on Ballardong Noongar land. The settling started in 1831, the town became established in 1835, and the first building was erected in 1836. Today, York is renowned for its heritage buildings, art and annual festivals. Between mid-August and September, the spectacular canola crop flowers in yellow. On arrival, we visited Mt Bakewell, which is a beautiful lookout. Pretty sure you are getting hungry. Therefore, we invite you to a sumptuous lunch at the Imperial Homestead. Later, you have time to roam through York until we leave for our next destination.
Our next attraction is waiting: Mundaring Weir; we rewind our way to the Great Eastern Highway. If possible, we have a photo stop during the spectacular yellow flowering canola season. At Mundaring Weir, enjoy the beautiful scenery by walking over the Dam. From July to November, you can observe the wildflower season and appreciate the striking array of native flowers.
On our way to Lesmurdie Falls, we drive through the newly established Beelu- and Kalamunda NP before we reach Lesmurdie Falls, located in the Mundy Regional Park in the hills east of Perth. It is one of the more spectacular waterfalls on the Darling Range escarpment. Marvel the view over the city with a glorious sunset.
The day ends at the car park in Midland.
Toodyay - York - Day Tour
Price per person- Minimum participants: 8 people
- Includes
- ⇒ Entrance Fees
- ⇒ Bottled water
- ⇒ Morning tee at Toodyay Bakery
- ⇒ Sumptuous lunch at the Imperial Homestead
- ⇒ Otto Tours Australia’s photo opportunities
Toodyay - York - Day-Tour
Excl. Family Package (4 Persons)- A$ 832
- Price for 1 person by 2 participants
- A$ 583
- Price for 1 person by 3 participants
- A$ 436
- Price for 1 person by 4 participants
Up-coming Day Tours to Toodyay – York
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Toodyay – York – Perth Ι 1 Day
Ferguson Valley | One Day Tour
MEET AMAZING CREATORS IN THE FERGUSON VALLEY
Welllington Dam Mural
Wellington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley
Just out of Bunbury, a journey to the Wellington Dam and through the Ferguson Valley is one to remember, leading to an enormous mural called one of the biggest in the world. It also features an impressive backdrop of rolling hills with grazing cattle, meandering streams, misty mornings and astounding autumn colours.
When we drive along steep, winding roads, the views are bound to take your breath away.
Enjoy local art and taste the local produce, one of the finest in Australia.
Itinerary – One Day Tour – Ferguson Valley
The Ferguson Valley Tour starts at the car park next to the Gosnells Bowling Club, 2271 Albany Highway, Gosnells, WA 6110, at 7.50 am.
As soon as we leave Armadale, we wind our way through the green pastures of the South West Highway with beautiful scenic views to Harvey for morning tea on the balcony of the replica Stirling Cottage, overlooking the Harvey River. You can take your time to view the May Gibbs gumnut display in the visitor centre and enjoy the beautiful gardens and mini orchards afterwards. Maybe you are lucky to spot a Pacific Black Duck or a Pale Flecked Garden Sunskink!
Welcome to Gnomesville…
… your next photographic opportunity! Guess how many gnomes live here. As a piece of first information there are thousands. The Gnomes are the official gatekeepers, along with the extraordinary volunteer work and support from the Shire of Dardanup in the Ferguson Valley, Western Australia. Be a bit quirky and bring along your little Gnome to add to the village!
After a quirky side-trip to visit Gnomesville, home to over 3000 gnomes of all shapes and sizes, meet the majestic King Jarrah, an ancient 36-metre timber giant, ruling over the surrounding marri, karri and jarrah forests of Wellington National Park – 17000-hectare camping, fishing, swimming, canoeing, rafting, mountain biking and bushwalking playground. King Jarrah offers a chance to view the tallest Jarrah tree in the park. It is estimated to be between 300 and 500 years old. The tree has survived bushfires, storms, lighting and insect attacks.
Lunchtime is looming, so we make our way to a lovely restaurant at the banks of the Ferguson River, which the owners describe as a patch of heaven in the ‘Ferguson Valley’. The Chef has designed our menu around the season’s best offerings. We invite you to a sumptuous lunch.
The picturesque red brick church St. Aidan next to the restaurant was built in 1954 after the original church burnt down in the early morning hours on Friday 14th, April in the fires of 1950, which swept through from the Collie River to Donnybrook.
Guido van Helton painted the Wellington Dam Mural In 2021, an 8000 square metre mural on the dam wall, titled “Reflections”. It took four months to complete and features images of Collie mines workers, families playing in the water, Aboriginal children and other scenes taken from actual photographs of Collie’s history. With the $1.5M dam mural project coming under budget, an extra 19 murals were recently added to the trail, totalling 40 works done by WA artists. The team behind the mural’s commissioning and development believe it to be the world’s most giant dam mural. But Van Helten said that while the mural had been described as the largest of its type, it had not been his reason to paint it. “I don’t want it to be just about that,” he said. “Size doesn’t matter. It’s about how well it was executed.”
Potters Gorge Campground – Wellington National Park is situated on the shores of Wellington Dam; in a shady forest setting, Potters Gorge has good views across the dam’s backwaters.
Wellinton Dam Mural - Ferguson Valley Day Tour
Price per person- Minimum participants: 5 people
- Includes
- ⇒ Entrance Fees
- ⇒ Bottled water
- ⇒ Morning tee at Stirling Cottage, Harvey
- ⇒ Sumptuous Lunch
- ⇒ Wine tasting
- ⇒ Otto Tours Australia’s photo opportunities
Wellington Dam Mural - Ferguson Valley Day Tour
Excl. Mini Group Tour (max 4 Persons)- A$ 832
- Price for 1 person by 2 participants
- A$ 583
- Price for 1 person by 3 participants
- A$ 436
- Price for 1 person by 4 participants
- Includes: Entrance Fees, Bottled water, Morning tee at Stirling Cottage, Harvey, Sumptuous Lunch, Wine tasting, Otto Tours Australia’s photo opportunities.
Up-coming Day Tours to Ferguson Valley
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Welllington Dam Mural – Ferguson Valley | 1 Day
Broome – Darwin – Broome Tour
Broome to Darwin
Darwin to Broome
Throughout the year there is always something colorful blooming
Comfortable small group trip to grandiose and hidden natural wonders during the famous wildflower bloom in western Australia
The modern coach for 14 people takes you through the most beautiful side of Australia. That guarantees an unforgettable travel experience to Western Australia’s most fascinating natural wonders as a privileged travel group. The program includes Kimberley, the endlessly blue Lake Argyle, the tiny settlements of Derby, Kununurra, over-the-border Katherine Gorge, and countless other destinations worth seeing, some relatively unknown. In a reliable minibus with experienced specialists on board, experience is guaranteed, and safety is paramount
All this can be safely enjoyed as a SMALL COACH TOUR or as a PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR guided by a very experienced tour guide.
Travel description
The most original Australia is likely found in western Australia (Western Australia). Only a few first-time visitors find this worth a trip. It doesn’t have to be. Western Australia is definitely worth a trip for anyone who feels like going to Australia. The emerging tourist region of Western Australia spans a third of Australia’s total land area. Most places worth seeing are in a wonderful color spectrum, and you can experience an obvious starry sky at night.
A trip through Western Australia is an extraordinary experience and should be experienced in stages. Therefore, this tour is a continuous overland trip between Perth and Darwin. Its length is about 8000 km, including the side roads and the tour through the southwest. With a minibus with a maximum of 14 seats, the number of participants is limited and manageable, making maximum flexibility possible. That is the only way to perceive and experience the sequence of numerous unique attractions, including the World Heritage Sites. Our tour is deliberately carried out in the climatically dry season since pleasant temperatures prevail throughout the Australian winter and spring. In September, the wildflowers can also be seen in full bloom. For climatic reasons, we hold the second appointment immediately afterwards in the opposite direction, starting in Darwin and ending in Perth. However, weather-related changes in the travel itinerary must always be expected, especially in the tropical north. We offer an Australia program for everyone who wants to experience Australia in its diversity, vastness, infinity, and originality. On request, you can participate in a six-day additional program in the country’s extreme southwest.
You can expect consistently good roads – exceptions are possible – and a long, intensive driving program with regular breaks. Overnight stays are in local hotels, motels, chalets, park homes, and comfortable safari tents. The cheapest meal options are outside the hotels, so only the daily breakfast is included. Drivers and tour guides will know what is right for them. Nevertheless, it makes sense to bring a lot of perseverance, willingness to help, comradeship and willingness to guarantee the success of this extraordinary, multifaceted journey.
Travel style
The participants experience the unique natural wonders of Western Australia under professional guidance.
In the comfortable minibus, the respective daily goals that offer Australia-typical experiences are easily reached for all ages. The cozy accommodations ensure a stylish end to the eventful days and a refreshing night’s sleep.
The participants can be assured that they will see fantastic places. The tours are accompanied by trained, German-speaking tour guides who are drivers who love the country and are familiar with several unique features.
A balanced mix of experience and relaxation is a particular concept. Depending on the guests’ situation, wishes, and interests, individual experiences and activities are woven into each day.
Sturt’s Desert Pea growing on the Gunbarrel Highway
White Spider Orchid Western Australia
Queen of Sheba Orchid Western Australia
Small Group Coach Tour – Natures Window Kalbarri National Park, Western Australia
Nambung National Park Pinnacles Western Australia
Butterfly Orchid Western Australia
flowering Kapok tree in the Kimberley
Black Kakadu
Diversion Dam – Kununurra
Australian Dragon Lizard
Iron ore rock , Hamersley Gorge, Karijini NP
Flying Foxes – Kununurra
Freshwater crocodile, Ord River, Kununurra
Freshwater crocodile, Ord River, Kununurra
In the sand dunes of Lancelin north of Perth
Koala in Yanchep NP
Kukaburra – Laughing Hans
The famous bottle nose dolphins in Monkey Mia
Monky Mia – pelicans
Mushrom Rock Kalbarri NP
Natural Bridge – Kalbarri NP
Pinnacle in Nambung NP
the Pinnacles Desert with thousands of limestone formations called pinnacles
sand dunes of Lancelin north of Perth
Spinifex pigeon, an endemic Australian bird species
White Plume Grevillea in Kalbarri NP, WA,
The Dome of Souls – HMAS Sydney II Memorial, Mount Scott, Geraldton W.A.
“The Waiting Woman” – HMAS Sydney II Memorial Geraldton WA
Auf em Weg nach Norden – Great Northern Highway.
Ivenhoe Crossing – Kununurra
Kalbarri NP – Murchison River – Small Group Coach Tour
Native Mulla-Mulla – wildflowers – Pilbara
The Loop – Murchenson River – Kalbarri National Park – Small Group Coach Tour NP
Red Bluff – Kalbarri NP – Kleingruppentour
monitor lizard
Wattle, Wildflower Tour, Small Group Coach Tour
Small Group Coach Tour – white breasted cormoran, Hamelin Pool
Small Group Coach Tour, Wilde Küste bei Carnavon am Indischen Ozean
Mulka’s Cave with its amazing Aboriginal rock art – The Humps close to Wave Rock
Service content – Broome – Darwin / Darwin – Broome
- 7 days tour from Broome to Darwin, 6 nights, 1x city tour either Perth or Darwin, flight Bungle Bungle, boat tour Katherine Gorge, national park admission according to the program.
- The maximum number of participants is 14, the minimum is 8. Otto Tours Australia guarantees the departure from 8 participants. With less, it is only possible by arrangement.
- Modern minibus with air conditioning, seat belts, German-speaking driver-guide, luggage tag if necessary
- 6 nights, including 4 in double rooms with double bed or two separate beds. One accommodation is in a fully furnished cabin on the Eighty Mile Beach with 2 separate bedrooms for up to four guests. Two people move into one bedroom within the travel community but share the bathroom and living room. Suppose the cabin is desired for a couple alone. In that case, this can be organized at an additional cost. One accommodation is a safari tent with beds and a private wet room.
- Daily breakfast (English B). If not available, there is a breakfast basket or roadhouse snack. No other meals (except Tom Price) but always advice and help with organization on request.
- Study and adventure tour with a focus on untouched and remote natural wonders, wild animals, indigenous people, sensational places, mountains, beaches, real outback, typical Australia.
- Luggage max. 23 kg that each participant can carry and lift themselves without outside help, as well as light hand luggage
- Weather conditions, road conditions, and unpredictable circumstances can force program changes, disallow specific destinations, and cause changes in daily routines and accommodation.
Itineray | Broome to Darwin | 7 Days
(Subject to change)
Day 1: Broome
F – Free day on the beautiful ocean coast: Aboriginal people, pearl fishing, the OK sandy Cable Beach. 3-hour city tour (optional)
Day 2: Broome – Fitzroy Crossing
B – Now we head east. In Derby, we see the giant Kimberley Prison Boab tree. In the evening, we are in Fitzroy Crossing. Before that, we stop at the imposing Devonian Reef and the abstract Ngumban Ranges. The property is located at the mighty Fitzroy River.
Day 3: Fitzroy Crossing – Kimberleys – Kununurra
B – We take a boat trip through the Geikie Gorge early in the morning. Afterwards, we drive to the notorious town of Halls Creek. We continue along the eastern edge of the lonely and wildly romantic Kimberley region to Kununurra and stay 2 nights.
Day 4: Kununurra – Bungle Bungle
B – Early morning scenic flight over Lake Argyle, the Argyle diamond mine and the very impressive Bungle Bungles. Later in the day, it’s historic Ivanhoe Crossing.
Day 5: Kununurra – Katherine
B – On the Victoria Highway – across the border to the Northern Territory – it goes to Katherine. We pass semi-arid areas of steppes that alternate with long mountain ranges. That is later densely forested.
Day 6: Katherine Gorge – Darwin
B – Visit the Nitmiluk National Park on a boat trip in the gorge. Lunch at Edith Falls. Then, on the Stuart Highway to Darwin.
Day 7: Darwin
B – After breakfast, a short city tour, then, private stay or return
Itineray | Darwin to Broome | 7 Days
Day 1: Arrival in Darwin
transfer from the airport, meeting at the hotel, dinner together (not included) by the sea with a view of the Darwin skyline.
Day 2: Darwin
Katherine Gorge B – Short city tour in Darwin. Then it’s on the Stuart Highway to Katherine. Stay at Edith Falls, with bathing facilities.
Day 3: Katherine – Kununurra
B – Visit Nitmiluk National Park on a boat trip in two gorges. The Victoria Highway leads to the Western Australian border and Kununurra. Along mountain ranges, initially densely wooded, alternate with semi-arid steppe areas.
Day 4: Bungle Bungle – Kununurra
B – Early morning flight over Lake Argyle, the Argyle diamond mine and the very impressive Bungle Bungles. Later in the day, it’s historic Ivanhoe Crossing. Part of the day is free. Four-hour sightseeing tour (optional)
Day 5: Kununurra – Kimberley – Fitzroy Crossing
B – Along the eastern edge of the lonely and wildly romantic Kimberley region, you first go to the notorious town of Halls Creek and from there to Fitzroy Crossing. The property is located on the mighty Fitzroy River.
Day 6: Fitzroy Crossing – Broome
B – We take a boat through the Geikie Gorge early in the morning. Then it goes west. We stop at the imposing Devonian Reef and the abstract Ngumban Ranges. In Derby, we see the most massive Kimberley Prison Boab tree. In the evening, we are in Broome, the Baden Baden of Western Australia, and the pearl farming centre, and we stay for two nights.
Day 7: Broome
B – Free day at leisure on the beautiful ocean coast: Aboriginal people, pearl fishing, and the spectacular sandy Cable Beach. 3-hour city tour (optional)
Private Guide Tour
Max. 2 PersonsRequest prices: no tour is like another; therefore, we carefully and individually calculate each enquiry
Mini Group Coach Tour
For one to four participantsA$ 9,351
Price for 1 person by 2 participants
A$ 7,481
Price for 1 person by 3 participants
A$ 5,985
Price for 1 person by 4 participants
A$ 1,534
single Room surcharges
Small Group Coach Tour
Max. 14 PersonsA$ 1,534
single Room surcharges
Payment and cancellation conditions
- 20% of the travel price is due when booking
- 80% of the travel price is due 60 days before the start of the trip.
In the event of a cancellation, the following cancellation conditions apply:
- 20% of the travel price is due up to 60 days before the start of the trip
- 40% of the travel price is due up to 40 days before the start of the trip
- 60% of the travel price is due up to 30 days before the start of the trip
- 80% of the travel price is due up to 14 days before the start of the trip,
- After that, 100% of the travel price is due
Travel Dates | Small Group Coach Tours
(The Private Tour Guiding travel dates can be arranged to suit your timeframe)
Perth – Broome – Perth Tour
Perth to Broome
Broome to Perth
WILDFLOWER SEASON – JULY TO OCTOBER
Perth to Broome
Comfortable small group trip to grandiose and hidden natural wonders in Western Australia – the famous wildflower bloom starts in July and lasts until October.
The modern coach for 14 people takes you through the most beautiful side of Australia. That guarantees an unforgettable travel experience to Western Australia’s most fascinating natural wonders as a privileged travel group. The program includes Kimberley, Ningaloo Reef, Monkey Mia, Karijini National Park and countless other worth seeing, sometimes relatively unknown destinations. With a reliable coach and experienced specialists on board, you will have a wonderfully relaxed day, and safety is paramount.
You can safely enjoy all this as a small coach tour, a mini group tour, or a private guided tour conducted by a very experienced tour guide.
Travel description
The most original Australia is likely found in western Australia (Western Australia). Only a few first-time visitors find this worth a trip. However, it doesn’t have to be. Western Australia is definitely worth a trip for anyone who feels like going to Australia. The emerging tourist region of Western Australia spans a third of Australia’s total land area with a population of approximately three million people; around two and a half million live in Perth, the only coast followed by an extensive hinterland that is also worth exploring. Perth joined as a metropolis west of the continent, beautifully situated in the southwest of the Indian Ocean. Most places worth seeing are in a beautiful colour spectrum, and you can experience a clear starry sky at night. Travelling through Western Australia is an extraordinary experience. Come more often and enjoy the country and its people in miniature stages. You will get more out of it. Therefore, this tour is a continuous overland trip between Perth and Darwin. Their length is about 8000 km, including the side roads and the time through the southwest.
With a coach with a maximum of 14 seats, the number of participants is limited and manageable, making maximum flexibility possible. It is the only way to perceive and experience the sequence of numerous unique attractions, including the World Heritage Sites. Our tour is deliberately carried out in the climatically dry season since pleasant temperatures prevail throughout the Australian winter and spring. From July to October is wildflower season with an unrivalled wealth of colour. We hold the second appointment immediately afterwards in the opposite direction for climatic reasons, starting in Darwin and ending in Perth. However, especially in the tropical north, changes to the itinerary always happen due to weather conditions. We offer an Australian program for everyone who wants to experience Australia in its diversity, vastness, infinity, and originality. On request, you can participate in a six-day additional program in the country’s extreme southwest.
You can expect consistently good roads – exceptions are possible – and a long, intensive driving program with regular breaks. Overnight stays are in local hotels, motels, chalets, park homes, and comfortable safari tents. You will find the cheapest meals outside the hotels. Therefore, we included just the daily breakfast. Drivers and tour guides will know what is right for them. Nevertheless, it makes sense to bring a lot of perseverance, willingness to help, comradeship and willingness to help guarantee the success of this extraordinary, multifaceted journey.
Travel style
The participants experience the unique natural wonders of Western Australia under professional guidance.
In a comfortable coach, all age groups can reach their respective destinations of the day, which offer typical Australian experiences. Moreover, the comfortable accommodations ensure a stylish end to the eventful days and a refreshing night’s sleep.
Participants can look forward to seeing fantastic places. Well-trained, German-speaking tour guides accompany the tours as drivers who love the country and are familiar with many unique features.
A balanced mix of experience and relaxation is a particular concept. Depending on the guests’ situation, wishes and interests, individual experiences and activities are woven into each day.
The highlight - the wildflower bloom in spring
In spring - north of Perth (July / August) and south of Perth (September / October) - Western Australia's dry zones and heaths turned into a sea of colourful flowers, at least where there was sufficient rainfall in winter. More than 12,000 different types of wildflowers transform the wilderness into a carpet of flowers in some places. Winter in Western Australia is an entirely new experience.
From July to October, over 12,000 wildflower species bloom explosively in this state. Follow this lively trail to Ningaloo Reef, where you can snorkel across schools of tropical fish and corals.
The bright colours will enchant you in the rugged Kalbarri National Park north of Geraldton or Perth's well-kept Kings Park. The sea of flowers leads you to the waves, Margaret River Caves and Wineries. Let the blooms take you through the karri forests on the Bibbulmun Track, or take in the incredible variety of flowers in Albany. Then, in a modern small coach for 14 people, you will drive through the most beautiful side of Australia. That ensures an unforgettable travel experience to Western Australia's most impressive natural wonders. as a privileged tour group.
The program includes Kimberley, Ningaloo Reef, Monkey Mia, Karijini National Park, and countless other enjoyable, sometimes unknown, destinations.
A reliable small coach with experienced specialists on board guarantees an undisturbed experience, and safety comes first. You will travel through one of the most impressive areas of Australia.
Sturt’s Desert Pea growing on the Gunbarrel Highway
White Spider Orchid Western Australia
Queen of Sheba Orchid Western Australia
Small Group Coach Tour – Natures Window Kalbarri National Park, Western Australia
Nambung National Park Pinnacles Western Australia
Butterfly Orchid Western Australia
flowering Kapok tree in the Kimberley
Black Kakadu
Diversion Dam – Kununurra
Australian Dragon Lizard
Iron ore rock , Hamersley Gorge, Karijini NP
Flying Foxes – Kununurra
Freshwater crocodile, Ord River, Kununurra
Freshwater crocodile, Ord River, Kununurra
In the sand dunes of Lancelin north of Perth
Koala in Yanchep NP
Kukaburra – Laughing Hans
The famous bottle nose dolphins in Monkey Mia
Monky Mia – pelicans
Mushrom Rock Kalbarri NP
Natural Bridge – Kalbarri NP
Pinnacle in Nambung NP
the Pinnacles Desert with thousands of limestone formations called pinnacles
sand dunes of Lancelin north of Perth
Spinifex pigeon, an endemic Australian bird species
White Plume Grevillea in Kalbarri NP, WA,
The Dome of Souls – HMAS Sydney II Memorial, Mount Scott, Geraldton W.A.
“The Waiting Woman” – HMAS Sydney II Memorial Geraldton WA
Auf em Weg nach Norden – Great Northern Highway.
Ivenhoe Crossing – Kununurra
Kalbarri NP – Murchison River – Small Group Coach Tour
Native Mulla-Mulla – wildflowers – Pilbara
The Loop – Murchenson River – Kalbarri National Park – Small Group Coach Tour NP
Red Bluff – Kalbarri NP – Kleingruppentour
monitor lizard
Wattle, Wildflower Tour, Small Group Coach Tour
Small Group Coach Tour – white breasted cormoran, Hamelin Pool
Small Group Coach Tour, Wilde Küste bei Carnavon am Indischen Ozean
Mulka’s Cave with its amazing Aboriginal rock art – The Humps close to Wave Rock
Itineray | Perth to Broome | 12 Days
(Subject to change)
Day 1: Perth
Transfer from the airport, meeting at the hotel at 4:00 p.m. Start of the Perth city tour at night. Dinner in Fremantle (not included)
Day 2: Perth – Pinnacles – Geraldton
B – Head north to Yanchep National Park with kangaroos and koalas. Afterwards, we drive through Australia’s wheat belt to the Nambung National Park. The up to 4.5 m high limestone pillars of the “Pinnacles” are fascinating. Finally, in the evening, we reach Geraldton.
Day 3: Geraldton – Kalbarri National Park – Kalbarri
B – City tour of Geraldton, then continue to Kalbarri National Park and relax hikes to the Natural Bridge and Red Bluff on the ocean side. Accommodation Kalbarri
Day 4: Kalbarri – Monkey Mia
B – visit the gorges of the Murchison River. Then, on to the Peron Peninsula, Shark Bay (World Heritage): beaches that invite you to dream; in the evening, we are at the Monkey Mia Resort.
Day 5: Monkey Mia – Carnarvon
B – The dolphins usually arrive between 7.45 a.m. and 8.30 a.m.. 8:30 a.m. Catamaran trip to the turquoise bay of Shark Bay. Afterwards, visit Eagle Bay (just at high tide), where you can spot whale sharks, dugongs, manta rays, and humpback whales with some luck. Other stops are Shell Beach and Hamelin Pool. The day ends in Carnarvon.
Day 6: Carnarvon – Coral Bay
B – We continue north to Coral Bay at Ningaloo Reef Marine Park. We arrive so early that we can explore the wonderful underwater world with the glass-bottom boat. If you want, you can snorkel and explore the corals independently. The hotel is right on the beach.
Day 7: Coral Bay
B – Free day – dive into the world’s largest fringing reef. Optionally you can go snorkelling or diving, watch whales or relax on the beach.
Day 8: Coral Bay- Pilbara Region – Tom Price
B, D – Drive through the Gascoyne to the Pilbara Region, from the Gibson Desert to the Hamersley Ranges. The daily goal is Tom Price.
Day 9: Tom Price – Karijini National Park – Auski Roadhouse
B, L – On the drive from Tom Price to Munjinea (Auski Roadhouse), we visit the Karijini National Par.: We hike the Dales Gorge, Circular Pool, Fern Pool, Fortescue Falls, and the Munjinea East Gorge. We spend the night in a roadhouse;
Day 10: Auski Roadhouse – Port Hedland – 80 Mile Beach
B – Today, you can see the typical, mighty road trains, the Chichester Ranges, and the endlessly long iron ore trains that enter the port of Port Hedland. The journey goes through the Great Sandy Desert to 80 Mile Beach – overnight on a deserted beach. There’s a traditional Aussie BBQ tonight.
Day 11: 80 Mile Beach – Broome
B – Today, we reach Baden Baden in Western Australia – Broome. We leave behind the “Great Sandy Desert” foothills and drive parallel to 80 Mile Beach (380km). The area is sparsely populated—evening in Broome, the centre of pearl farming.
Day 12: Broome
F – Transfer to Airport
Itineray | Broome to Perth | 12 Days
Day 1: Broome
Airport transfer, 4-hour city tour (optional)
Day 2: Broome – 80 Mile Beach
B – We reach the Great Sandy Desert’s foothills and drive parallel to 80 Mile Beach. The area is sparsely populated overnight on a lonely beach. There’s a traditional Aussi BBQ tonight.
Day 3: 80 Mile Beach – Port Hedland – Auski Roadhouse
B – Today, we drive to Port Hedland through the Great Sandy Desert. The endlessly long iron ore trains enter Port Hedland harbour. We see the typical mighty road trains and the Chichester Ranges. Overnight, we stay in a roadhouse.
Day 4: Auski Roadhouse – Karijini National Park – Tom Price
B, L, D – From Munjinea (Auski Roadhouse), we visit the Karijini National Park, We hike the Dales Gorge, Circular Pool, Fern Pool, Fortescue Falls and Munjinea East Gorge. Overnight, we stay in Tom Price.
Day 5: Tom Price – Pilbara Region – Coral Bay
The journey goes from the Hamersley Ranges through the Gibson Desert to the Pilbara Region and the Gascoyne region. The goal is Coral Bay.
Day 6: Coral Bay
B Free day – dive into the world’s largest fringing reef. Optionally you can go snorkelling or diving, watch whales or relax on the beach.
Day 7: Coral Bay / Ningaloo Reef Marine Park – Carnarvon
B – Ride in a glass-bottom boat over the colourful coral reef. If you want, you can snorkel and explore the corals independently. The hotel is right on the beach; on offer, guided snorkelling or diving tours are an option. In the early afternoon, we continue to Carnarvon.
Day 8: Carnarvon – Monkey Mia
B – After a short sightseeing tour, we continue towards Monkey Mia with a visit to Shell Beach, Hamelin Poo, and Eagle Bluff (just by high tide), where, with little luck, you may see dolphins, whale sharks, dugongs, manta rays and humpback whales. Finally, the day ends at the Monkey Mia Resort.
Day 9: Monkey Mia Kalbarri National Park
B – The dolphins arrive between 7.30 a.m. and 8.00 a.m. – usually. 9:00 a.m., a Catamaran trip to the turquoise blue bay of Shark Bay (World Heritage Site) starts. Then, we continue to Kalbarri National Park and visit the Murchison River gorges. The daily goal, Kalbarri.
Day 10: Kalbarri National Park Geraldton
B – The day begins with a relaxed hike to Red Bluff on the ocean side of the Kalbarri NP. Then, there is enough time for Island Rock and the Natural Bridge. In Geraldton, we drive along the sightseeing route to our hotel
Day 11: Geraldton – Pinnacles – Perth
B – First, we visit the HMAS Sydney II monument. Later, we go south along the Indian Ocean Drive and Western Australia’s wheat belt to the Pinnacles in the Nambung National Park. The up to 4.5 m high limestone pillars of the “Pinnacles” are fascinating. Continue to Yanchep National Park with kangaroos and koalas. In the evening, we reach Perth.
Day 12: Perth
B – After breakfast, a city tour, followed by a private stay or transfer to the airport
Private Guide Tour
Max. 2 Persons- Request prices: no tour is like another; therefore, we carefully and individually calculate each enquiry.
Mini Group Coach Tour
For one to four participantsA$ 16,03
Price for 1 person by 2 participants
A$ 12,825
Price for 1 person by 3 participants
A$ 10,260
Price for 1 person by 4 participants
A$ 2,850
single Room surcharges
Small Group Coach Tour
Max. 14 PersonsA$2,278
single room surcharge
Service content – Perth – Broome / Broome – Perth
- 12 days tour from Perth to Broome, 11 overnight stays, 1 x city tour Perth, boat tour in Monkey Mia, glass-bottom boat Ningaloo Reef, national park admission according to program, 1 x dinner in Tom Price, 1 x packed lunch for Karijini NP
- The maximum number of participants is 14; the minimum is 5. Otto Tours Australia guarantees the departure of 5 participants in a small group tour and 4 participants in a mini-group tour.
- Modern small coach with air conditioning, seat belts, German-speaking driver-guide, luggage tag if necessary
- 11 nights, including 10 in double rooms with a double bed or two separate beds.
- Daily breakfast (English B). If not available, there is a breakfast basket or a roadhouse snack. No other meals (except Tom Price), but always advice and help with organization on request.
- Study and adventure tour focuses on untouched and remote natural wonders, wild animals, indigenous people, sensational places, mountains, beaches, real outback, and typical Australia.
- Luggage max. 23 kg that each participant can carry and lift themselves without outside help, as well as light hand luggage
- Weather conditions, road conditions, and unpredictable circumstances can force program changes, disallow specific destinations, and cause daily routines and accommodation changes.
- s can force program changes, disallow specific destinations, and cause daily routines and accommodation changes.
Payment and cancellation conditions
- 20% of the travel price is due when booking
- 80% of the travel price is due 60 days before the start of the trip.
In the event of a cancellation, the following cancellation conditions apply:
- 20% of the travel price is due up to 60 days before the start of the trip
- 40% of the travel price is due up to 40 days before the start of the trip
- 60% of the travel price is due up to 30 days before the start of the trip
- 80% of the travel price is due up to 14 days before the start of the trip
- After that, 100% of the travel price is due