Depart from Singapore on your international flight to Perth, capital of Western Australia and gateway to the state’s wild coastlines, ancient rock landscapes, and vibrant urban culture. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel for check-in and rest.

Start your journey at King’s Park & Botanic Garden, one of the world’s largest inner-city parks. Enjoy panoramic views of Perth’s skyline and Swan River, framed by wildflowers and native bushland.

Stroll through the Perth CBD, a lively mix of historic arcades, street art, and modern malls.

Head to the coastal city of Fremantle, a bohemian hub filled with maritime history and market energy. Visit the Fishing Boat Harbour, home to bustling seafood restaurants and docks lined with working boats. On weekends, the Fremantle Markets come alive with local crafts, produce, and street performers.

Admire Monument Hill, a peaceful memorial site with sweeping ocean views, and snap photos of the iconic Rainbow Containers — a colourful public artwork symbolising diversity and creativity.

Embark on a full-day adventure through Western Australia’s inland countryside. Begin in York, established in 1831 — the first inland European settlement in WA. Its preserved Victorian-era architecture, iron-laced verandahs, and quaint shopfronts reflect the early colonial past.

Pass by quirky local stops such as the Dog Cemetery, a touching tribute to man’s best friend by local residents since the 1970s.

Continue to the outback region of Hyden to visit the geological wonder of Wave Rock, formed over 2.7 billion years ago. This 15-metre-high granite formation curves like a breaking ocean wave and is one of Australia’s most photographed natural icons. The surrounding area is rich in Aboriginal history and sacred to the Noongar people.

Head north along the Coral Coast to the coastal town of Cervantes, where you’ll visit a live lobster processing plant and enjoy a lunch of freshly grilled Western Rock Lobster — a delicacy unique to WA’s waters.

Continue to the world-famous Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park, a surreal landscape filled with thousands of limestone spires rising from golden sand dunes. These ancient formations are believed to be over 30,000 years old, sculpted by time and wind into mysterious stone guardians.

Arrive in Geraldton, a vibrant coastal city with a blend of beach life and maritime heritage. Known for its role in WWII naval history and wildflower blooms, Geraldton serves as a charming overnight stop.

Night activity: Star Gazing Tour with guide – 1 hour (subject to weather).

Begin your scenic journey north along Western Australia’s Coral Coast, where landscapes shift from turquoise bays to red desert ridges. First stop: the spectacular Hutt Lagoon, famously known as Pink Lake. The lake owes its ever-changing blush pink hue to the natural presence of Dunaliella salina algae, which thrives in its high-salinity waters. Depending on the time of day and sunlight, the lake glows in hues of bubblegum, rose gold, or violet — a dream location for photographers.

Continue to the rugged beauty of Kalbarri National Park, a protected reserve carved over millions of years by the mighty Murchison River. Hike a short trail to the iconic Nature’s Window, a naturally formed rock arch that perfectly frames the river gorge like a painting. The scenery here is wild and cinematic — red cliffs, yawning canyons, and winding riverbeds that cut through 400-million-year-old sandstone.

Along the way, keep an eye out for local wildlife like emus and rock wallabies. Kalbarri is a sanctuary for birdwatchers and nature lovers alike.

Begin your return to Perth along the iconic Indian Ocean Drive, passing through vast open plains and secluded beaches. Between July and October, this region becomes one of the richest wildflower zones in the world, as over 12,000 species of flowers bloom across the landscape — many found nowhere else on Earth. Expect to see carpets of vivid everlastings, banksias, wattles, and rare orchids along the roadside.

Stop at Jurien Bay, a charming fishing town with calm waters and coastal reserves. This region is home to diverse wildlife — if lucky, you may spot Thorny Devil lizards, echidnas, or even sea lions basking along the shores. The natural environment here is raw, peaceful, and uncrowded.

After lunch, continue the scenic drive back to Perth, returning by evening to your city hotel for a well-earned rest after two days of outback and coast.

Head to Swan Valley, Western Australia’s oldest wine-growing region, established in 1829. This lush valley is renowned for boutique wineries, gourmet produce, and laid-back charm. Join a cellar-door wine tasting experience and sample some of the region’s award-winning reds and whites, straight from the vineyard.

Then visit the popular Caversham Wildlife Park, where you’ll have a chance to get up close with kangaroos, koalas, wombats, and even the elusive Tasmanian devil. Learn about Australia’s iconic wildlife through guided feedings and friendly photo sessions.

Continue with sweet and savoury stops at the local Nougat Factory, Chocolate Company, and House of Honey — a favourite for its pure WA honey and bee-themed products.

Enjoy a free and easy morning in Perth. Depending on your flight time, take a final stroll through the city or relax at the hotel. Transfer to the airport for your return flight home.

Thank you for travelling with us — we look forward to seeing you again.