Perth

The tour was well planned and it includes a good coverage of the history of the island and what to expect in the tour

It turns out that a 6-hour stay is enough time to enjoy yourself, including cycling, snorkeling, and taking photos.

If the weather is too hot, this is truly a rare experience—a leisurely train ride! 👍

We had originally planned to visit attractions north of Perth, but we were both a bit worried about our driving skills, so we booked a small tour. Overall, we were very satisfied! We visited most of the attractions, including Nature's Window, Pink Lake, and the Pinnacles, as well as some smaller ones. We started with the northernmost attractions on the first day, so the drive was a little longer, but since we left early, we could catch up on some sleep before slowly exploring Perth. I highly recommend adding the sea lion tour; the boatman provides masks, snorkels, and wetsuits, but you can also bring your own (the water is quite cold). You can easily see the sea lions at a depth of only one or two meters. Leo drove us this time. He's a bit slow to warm up, but he was always proactive in taking photos for us, recommending good restaurants, reminding us to bring water, fly masks, etc., and always giving us time to walk around and take pictures. On the last day, I forgot my jacket at the accommodation, and he even went back to get it for me – I was really grateful. He also recommended other places to visit in Western Australia and offered advice on driving, answering all my questions. The tour only had 5 people, which made the small group quality fantastic! I highly recommend this tour for first-time visitors to Western Australia; it covers all the attractions and offers a bit of freedom.