Perth Hotels
7:30am
8:30pm
Travel through Western Australia’s picturesque wheatbelt to discover Wave Rock, one of the country’s most striking natural landmarks. Your journey begins with a drive through the scenic Perth Hills, stopping for morning tea (own expense) in the historic town of York, WA’s first inland settlement. As you continue east through rural towns like Corrigin and Kondinin, you’ll get a glimpse of true Aussie country life, including a quick look at the quirky Dog Cemetery, a tribute to loyal farm dogs.
In Hyden, explore unique rock formations like Hippo’s Yawn before enjoying a hearty country-style lunch at the Wildflower Shop. While there, you can choose to visit a local wildlife park, the Antique Lace Collection (featuring pieces once owned by Lady Diana), or the Toy Soldier Museum. The highlight of the day is Wave Rock itself, an incredible 2.7-billion-year-old granite formation shaped like a giant wave, followed by a visit to the culturally significant Mulka’s Cave, rich in Aboriginal legend and history.
Perth Hotels
7.30am
8.30pm
12.5 hours
Subject to availability
The tour includes transport from Perth through the scenic Perth Hills and Western Australia’s wheatbelt, visits to historic towns like York, quirky stops like the Dog Cemetery, a hearty country-style lunch at the Wildflower Shop, exploration of Hyden’s unique rock formations including Hippo’s Yawn, Wave Rock, and Mulka’s Cave, plus optional visits to local attractions such as a wildlife park, the Antique Lace Collection, or the Toy Soldier Museum.
The full day tour typically lasts 12–13 hours, departing from Perth in the morning and returning in the evening.
Yes. A country-style lunch is included at the Wildflower Shop.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly. Children will enjoy the wildlife park and the fun rock formations.
We recommend comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, water, and a camera to capture the stunning scenery.
Yes. Complimentary hotel transfers are included from selected Perth Hotels.
Mulka’s Cave is a culturally significant site with Aboriginal rock art and legends, providing insight into the local Noongar people’s history and heritage.