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Western Australia Wildflowers

Let Australian plant lover Colin Barlow introduce you to the diverse natural wonders of southern Western Australia. Meet milkmaids, honeypots, green kangaroo paws and mountain bells in the wild, and catch the extravaganza of the Kings Park Wildflower Festival.

  • $5,933.03 USD
  • 15 Days
  • calendar-icon 5 - 19 SEPTEMBER 2026
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Itinerary
  • sun iconDay 1
  • calendar icon Saturday 5 September 2026
Perth (D)

Check into the Duxton Hotel, your luxurious home near the Swan River for two nights. Join your fellow travellers at our Welcome Dinner tonight.

  • sun iconDay 2
  • calendar icon Sunday 6 September 2026
Fremantle (B/D)

A profusion of wildflowers will decorate this road trip through some of Western Australia’s most biodiverse landscapes. The first hotspot, Wireless Hill Park, will be our introduction into this extraordinary world of wildflowers. Panoramic views of the city & Swan River are breathtaking! Free time here to explore.

Next stop is South Beach & Bold Park, Perth’s largest urban bushland park, with more wildflowers! Finish the day at Perth’s iconic Cottesloe Beach with dinner and sunset views overlooking the beach’s crystal clear waters and white sands.

  • sun iconDay 3
  • calendar icon Monday 7 September 2026
Perth to Albany (B/L)

Today we head south to the historic port town of Albany. Our scenic route takes us through majestic forests of Marri Red Gums and ancient towering Jarrah trees. En route, stop for lunch at Kojonup, go hunting with Colin for delicate spider and cowslip orchids, and enjoy some of the best scenery Western Australia has to offer!

Check into our Albany hotel, home for the next 4 nights. Albany sits on the south coast of WA, considered one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world. The South West also has one of the world’s best wildflower displays! Tonight is free to relax and explore this stunning location.

  • sun iconDay 4
  • calendar icon Tuesday 8 September 2026
Valley of the Giants (B/L)

A bucket list day! Ascend to the treetops of some of the tallest trees on earth. The Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk gives you a bird’s eye view of ancient red tingles (Eucalyptus jacksonii) – trees which occur nowhere else in the world and whose origins trace back to Gondwana!

Climbing 40 metres into the forest canopy and meandering through the treetops for 600 metres, the walking trail is the first of its kind, designed to maximise views and minimise human impact.

  • sun iconDay 5
  • calendar icon Wednesday 9 September 2026
Albany (B/L)

Explore the unique beauty of WA’s ancient southern coastline and incredible floral diversity. First, we head to the Gap and Natural Bridge to witness the power of nature in creating these extraordinary landforms. Hold onto your hat here their beauty will blow you away!

The nearby Regional Wildflower Centre is a botanic hotspot with over 10,000 indigenous plants, many rare and endangered, the floral effect here is simply stunning! Immerse yourself in the beauty of wildflowers then step back in time at the historic Whaling Station to gain insight into the transformation of Albany from whaling to whale watching.

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  • calendar icon Thursday 10 September 2026
Stirling Range (B/L)

Explore the beautiful and diverse Stirling Range and Porongurup National Park regions today, some of the world’s biodiversity hotspots. There are more than 1500 species of plants in the Stirling Ranges alone.

Watch out for some of the 148 bird species, including electric blue fairy-wrens, brilliant parrots and soaring majestic wedge-tailed eagles.

  • sun iconDay 7
  • calendar icon Friday 11 September 2026
Albany to Hopetoun (B/L/D)

See a floral highlight at the Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show. For the last 43 years, this show has become one of the biggest & best in WA! The festival showcases local wildflowers. Over 500 botanically identified specimens are on display. Check into our Hopetoun Motel for 3 nights.

  • sun iconDay 8
  • calendar icon Saturday 12 September 2026
Fitzgerald River National Park (B/L/D)

More wildflowers today in Fitzgerald River National Park including Qualup Bells, Possum banksias, regelias, the bell-fruited mallee, Scarlet Banksia and the ‘jug’ flowers of Albany Woolly Bush.

Recognised as one of the most botanically significant parks in Australia, Fitzgerald River National Park is home to nearly 20% of Western Australia’s flora species, many of them endemic. We’ll find a perfect shady picnic spot for lunch!

  • sun iconDay 9
  • calendar icon Sunday 13 September 2026
Ravensthorpe (B/L/D)

We’re off to explore the triangle between Hopetoun, Jerdacuttup and Ravensthorpe, recognised as one of the most botanically significant areas in Australia. See banksia artwork painted wheat silos and the Ravensthorpe Ranges.

  • sun iconDay 10
  • calendar icon Monday 14 September 2026
Hopetoun to Esperance (B/L/D)

Take the cross-country road through wetlands and mallee country to Esperance. See water birds and iconic wildflowers including red kangaroo paw and pretty lemon flowers of the grey cottonheads, Conostylis.

Check into our motel overlooking Esperance Bay for 2 nights with dinner included this evening.

  • sun iconDay 11
  • calendar icon Tuesday 15 September 2026
Cape Le Grand (B/L/D)

First stop this morning is Cape Le Grand Beach to view Frenchman Peak, then onto Hellfire Fire Bay, Thistle Cove and Lucky Bay, where we will hopefully see kangaroos on the beach.

We will take the Merrivale Road to New Orleans Beach and Hamer Head and later in the afternoon we will arrive at Esperance Stonehenge, before we arrive at our hotel for the night.

 

  • sun iconDay 12
  • calendar icon Wednesday 16 September 2026
Esperance to Hyden (B/L/D)

As we head north today, we travel through Salmon Gum country where graceful pink barked eucalypts and carpets of wildflowers colour the dry landscape.

At Hyden, visit the world-famous Wave Rock, a 2,700 million-year-old granite rock that’s 15m high, 110metres long and looks remarkably like a giant wave about to break! Picnic lunch en route and dinner at the Wave Rock Hotel.

  • sun iconDay 13
  • calendar icon Thursday 17 September 2026
Hyden to Perth (B/L)

Travel back to Perth through the famous Western Australian Wheatbelt Country. Stop at Corrigin, charmingly known as the ‘Town of Windmills’ due to the abundant supply of groundwater. Almost every home had a windmill until 1960 when the town was supplied with scheme water.

Carpets of everlasting daisies and fabulous proteaceae plants including banksias, grevilleas, hakeas and dryandras are a feature of this area.

Check into the Duxton Hotel in Perth for the next 2 nights.

  • sun iconDay 14
  • calendar icon Friday 18 September 2026
Kings Park (B/D)

It’s festival time in Perth’s famous Kings Park, a most fitting way to end our botanic journey. The 400-hectare Botanic Garden boasts more than 1,700 native species. At the 63rd Kings Park Festival, there will be show-stopping floral displays. Farewell Dinner at the Duxton tonight.

  • sun iconDay 15
  • calendar icon Saturday 19 September 2026
End of tour (B)

Your tour ends after breakfast.

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Cancellation Policy
  • Cancellations received prior to departure will incur loss of deposit.
  • Cancellations received between 119-60 days prior to departure will incur a 50% cancellation fee.
  • Cancellations received between 59-30 days prior to departure will incur a 75% cancellation fee plus any non-recoverable costs incurred.
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Tour Inclusions
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  • ac-icon Air-conditioned motorcoach
  • bed-icon Best available accommodation for 14 nights
  • lunch-icon Breakfast daily, 11 lunches and 9 dinners

Entrance fees to all gardens and sightseeing including

  • Wireless Hill Park, Bold Park, Albany Regional Wildflower Garden, Kings Park Perth, Fitzgerald River National Park, Albany Historic Whaling Station, Jarrah Forest, Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, The Gap & Natural Bridge, Bluff Knoll, Wave Rock, Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show.
TOUR PRICE
  • Twin Share, including air
    $5,933.03 USD per person
  • Single Supplement
    $1,127.24 USD
  • USD prices may vary slightly at booking.
  • Prices based on minimum 15 passengers.
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