As we leave Perth, we pass through the beautiful coastal town of Mandurah, known for its canals, dolphins, and relaxed waterfront lifestyle. Catch a glimpse of the Mandurah Estuary and learn about its unique marine ecosystem as we travel south along the South Western Highway.

Midday, we stop in one of the South West’s scenic country towns such as Bridgetown, Donnybrook, or Manjimup. These charming towns are known for local produce, historic buildings, and warm hospitality. Enjoy lunch at a local café (own expense) and stretch your legs before heading into the tall tree country.

Step into history at the Diamond Tree, once a working karri fire lookout tower. While climbing is no longer permitted, you can view the 50-meter-high wooden cabin and walk the peaceful Jim Fox Forest Trail beneath it. Great for photos and nature lovers.

We pass through the majestic Walpole-Nornalup National Park, home to giant tingle and karri trees, pristine rivers, and granite outcrops. Your guide will explain the ecological importance of this ancient forest, which contains some of the world’s largest-girthed trees.

A tour highlight, the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk takes you 40 meters above ground into the forest canopy. Walk among 400-year-old tingle trees, then descend to the forest floor on the Ancient Empire Walk, where massive trunks surround you.

Near Denmark, we visit William Bay National Park, famous for its crystal-clear waters and smooth granite formations. You’ll explore Greens Pool, a tranquil bay perfect for photos, and see the incredible Elephant Rocks, shaped like a herd of giants walking into the sea.

We pass through the picturesque town of Denmark, set between forested hills and rugged coastline. Known for its artisanal community, wineries, and relaxed coastal charm, Denmark offers a visual treat and local insight from your guide as we continue to Albany.