Wave Rock Day Tour from Perth

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Wave Rock is one of Australia's most famous rock formations, an iconic image of the surf meeting the land, and a definite item for the "to-do list" for sightseeing in the region. The "wave" area of the huge, granite rock is approximately 14 metres high and 110 metres long, and was formed millions of years ago by chemical weathering. Such a unique site as Wave Rock makes for a perfect visit on during a weekender in Western Australia.

The tours last a full day and include a picnic lunch, admission to the Wave Rock itself and payment for the guided tour.

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Prices

Adult		AUD $209.00
Child (4-14yrs)		AUD $104.50
Concession		AUD $184.00

Inclusions

Full day tour
Picnic lunch
Admission to Wave Rock
Antique Lace Collection
Guided tour

Highlights

Cross the Swan River Causeway and pass Burswood Casino and Resort
Head east and follow the sun on to the Great Eastern Highway
Climb the Darling Ranges and cross vast dry farming plains
Visit historic York - original and untouched centre of the Avon Valley
Look for crows, cockatoos and galahs
Wheatbelt town of Corrigin - noted for the "dog in the ute" national record
Hyden - town centre for Wave Rock
Striking rock formations of Hippo's Yawn
Wave Rock - one of nature's most remarkable creations
Enjoy a picnic lunch at Wave Rock Wildflower shop
Take a guided tour along the base and over the top of Wave Rock
Time to visit the native Wildlife Park or browse in the Antique Lace Collection
Explore the Humps and Mulka's Cave
Learn the story of Mulka and ancient Aboriginal cave paintings
Stop at "bustling" Babakin, population approximately 25 for a delicious country style afternoon tea - a special treat! (own expense)
During wildflower season (September - November) roadside stops will be made to view native wildflowers
Journey back to Perth passing endless farms and big horizons
Superb views of Perth's evening lights from the majestic Darling Ranges