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Cultural and historic tour
Tour
About
Starting in the heart of Geraldton and exploring the region traditionally the home of the Yamatji people, learn about the significance of the lands and the stories of the Dreamtime creation as the serpent "Bimera" carved out the Greenough River eventually resting in Ellendale pool. Learn about the history of our town and the hidden secrets of our local landscape. Tours to Willy Gully caves available also to view historic Aboriginal Cave art
What's Available
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Other tours by Take Me Audi Here Luxury Tours
Geraldton Town Tour
Featuring urban areas of around 270 square kilometres, boasting a population of approximately 40,000 people Geraldton has a great deal to offer. This 1.5-hour guided tour showcases the standout views and features of our town. Visit Pages Beach Lookout with panoramic Insta-worthy views of the Indian Ocean, take in the views through the 1.5-metre Horizon ball, look along the foreshore and arrive at the National Memorial to Australia's greatest Navel Tragedy, The HMAS Sydney Memorial, commemorating the loss of the HMAS Sydney II and the ships' company of 645 men on 19th November 1941. Ask about options to extend this to include historic buildings on the heritage trail and/or the Old Goal, (Open Monday to Friday, 10 am to 330pm), Batavia Coast Brewing, 30 Knots Distillery, Batavia Museum, Art Gallery, Cathedral and so much more!
Greenough Tours
Come on a 2.5-hour guided journey to the majestic leaning trees aged up to 800 years old and walk through the magical gardens of the Greenough Museum where you may encounter flocks of red-tailed black cockatoos. Then enjoy pristine views from the lookouts at both Devlin Pools and Cape Burney as the river winds its way through and meets the Indian Ocean.
Star Gazing
With a variety of almost pitch black nighttime locations, Geraldton's Surrounds offer some amazing places to look up at the night sky, from as early as 140AD Hipparchus, Hypatia, Copernicus, Galileo, Newton and millions more have looked skyward in wonder and amazement, Astronomy is history, when we look up we look into the past at light travelling towards Earth from galaxies and stars millions and billions of years ago, when you look at the brightest star in the sky Sirius, you look back in time approximately 8 years, with good binoculars you might see back 2 million light years, with powerful telescopes you can see back billions of years, SKAO and CSIRO are building the worlds most powerful low frequency scope The telescope will explore the first billion years, mapping the structure of the early Universe for the first time, watching the births and deaths of the first stars, and helping us to understand how the earliest galaxies formed.
Port Gregory, Hutt Lagoon, Pink Lake
Come with them and explore the natural wonders of this inspiring landscape, our Pink Lake tour is 3 hours of extraordinary scenery that will leave you breathless! Know for being all shades of Pink, Purple and Red, the lake gets its colouring from the algae that lives in the water, Dunaliella Salina. When exposed to sunlight the algae produce Beta-carotene the same pigment found in carrots and other veggies. The vibrancy changes depending on the day and time, we recommend visiting on a clear day between 10 am and 2 pm for the best results when the sun is high. Make sure you bring your camera! To book your tour and start planning your next adventure contact us today
Kalbari Cliff tops and National Park
Start out your adventure-filled day (7 hrs) with the skywalk platforms, located approximately 150 km from Geraldton, a must-visit attraction for any traveller passing through or staying in the region. Completed in 2020 and extending 17 and 25 meters into the canyon approximately 100 meters above the canyon floor, the panoramic views can't be missed. After a short drive take a walk down to the incredible views from nature's window or the Z bend lookout, two of the most beautiful locations you will ever witness. Then Return to Kalbarri to enjoy lunch at your choice of venues, which can include beautiful seafood at Finlay's Pub, one of the bakeries for something lighter if you prefer, or a fully catered picnic on the Kalbarri Rivers edge. After lunch a short walk to the viewing platforms allows you to take in the inspiring view before finally heading to the Pink Lakes in the afternoon. Returning to Geraldton. Humpback whale-watching tours are also available from June to November. We suggest comfortable closed-in footwear, SunSmart hats and suncream when necessary. To book your tour and start planning your next adventure contact us today.
Dongara tour options
Welcome to the Rock Lobster capital of Australia, where Dongara and Port Denison offer a range of exciting experiences. We can customise your trip to suit your interests, ensuring you make the most of your visit. Enhance your day with an extended tour of the Dongara foreshore, featuring attractions like the Big Western Rock Lobster and The Fishermen's Lookout and Obelisk, a historic monument from the late 1800s commemorating sailors lost at sea. A variety of places are on offer in these beautiful towns including the Old Police Station Museum built in 1870, Russ Cottage, the Packout Room Museum of Fishing, Illegal Tender rum company and some amazing walking trails, contact us or visit our website for more information
Wild flower seasonal Tours
There are more than 12,000 species of wildflowers in Western Australia, the Midwest is home to one of the largest varieties! Wildflower season starts in July and lasts through until October, with such a small window of opportunity it pays to know where to go and when. Mullewa comes alive in winter and spring when you can often see carpets of wildflowers gracing the town's surrounds. The region is also home to the rare Wreath Flower! The Wildflower Walk is 2,820 metre circuit through bush land renowned for its stunning wildflower displays. This easy-to-follow trail takes between 40 and 70 minutes to complete. In the heart of Geraldton lies the Chapman River Regional Park with its vast array of flowering plants, bird and animal life. There are over 300 species of native plants throughout the Chapman River Regional Park, some that aren't found anywhere else. There is also a large variety of native birds, reptiles and frogs. Mills Lookout offers spectacular views across Chapman Valley to the east and Geraldton to the west. Other options include the Coal seam Conservation Park, a nature lovers paradise.
Where you'll be
Geraldton Western Australia 6530