• Lancelin Sand Dunes - The Lancelin Sand Dunes are the largest in Western Australia, offering a haven for children and thrill-seekers alike. Visitors can enjoy the thrill of sand sliding and the adventure of desert off-roading.
• Cervantes - Enjoy lunch at Cervantes’ renowned lobster shack, which features not only a restaurant but also a lobster factory open for tours, photos, and interaction. The Indian Ocean coast of Western Australia is the largest rock lobster producing region in the country, offering a chance to savor delicious Western Australian rock lobster. (Lunch at own expense)
• Thirsty Point Lookout - At Thirsty Point Lookout, on clear days, the sea is stunningly pure and beautiful, with a distinct contrast between the light green and dark blue waters.
• The Pinnacles Desert - The Pinnacles is one of Western Australia’s most extraordinary natural wonders. Thousands of towering limestone spires, formed over millions of years, cover a vast area of Nambung National Park. Whether capturing photos, stargazing at night, or simply marveling at nature’s grandeur, this destination is highly recommended.
• King Neptune Statue - Travel to Two Rocks, the northernmost town in the Perth metropolitan area, to witness the enormous, wide-eyed, smiling, bearded face of the Roman sea god, complete with a giant trident.

• Pinnacles Tickets
• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Tea and coffee

Experience the striking contrast between the pristine white sand dunes of Lancelin and the golden expanse of the Pinnacles Desert, alongside the serene beauty of the Indian Ocean. In Perth’s northern region, beauty emerges from the ashes, as bushfires are a frequent occurrence. The natural marvels, like the Pinnacles, are must-see attractions. Lancelin Adventure Park’s white sand dunes offer a delightful playground for both children and thrill-seekers.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.