Western Australia | Perth Pink Romance Tour 3 Days

Perth - Pink Tour

Recommended route: Perth - Lancelyn - Cervantes - Geraldton - Kalbarri - World Natural Window - Canyon - Shark Bay - Monkey Mia - Pinnacles

Perth is the capital of Western Australia and the fourth largest city in Australia. It ranks among the top cities in the world for its vast living space and high quality of life. Its mild climate and the unique scenery along the Swan River make Perth a very popular tourist destination. The roadsides and fields are full of colorful wildflowers, showing a completely different natural beauty. There is no deliberate carving or sophisticated design, only nature.

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DAY1 8:00 Arrive at the airport, have breakfast on your own Perth - Lancelyn - Cervantes - Geraldton

• Lancelyn - Ice Cream Dunes

The Lancelin Sand Dunes in Western Australia are a fine white desert that stretches for nearly 80 kilometers. When you are in it, it feels like standing in front of a giant ice cream. Sit on the sandboard and slide down the top of the steep slope. The splashing white sand seems to have a sweet fragrance, and the rapidly descending view is mixed with joyful laughter. Bravery is deeply imprinted in our temperament. If you are lucky, you can also encounter some cute wild animals~

• Geraldton - Lobster Feast

On this route, you can go out to sea with the captain to catch lobsters and become one of the first people to taste the freshest lobsters just caught from the Indian Ocean.

• Looking up at the romantic starry sky

After dinner, we can take a stroll along the beach. If the weather is good, we can sit comfortably on the beach and look up at the romantic stars and the stunning Milky Way.

DAY2 8:00 After breakfast, Kalbarri - World Natural Window - Shell Beach - Shark Bay

• Morning walk along the beach

Stand on the beach and feel the sea breeze, watch the red sun slowly rise, close your eyes and listen to the sound of the waves, feel every beat of the waves, this beautiful and pleasant day starts from here~

• The pink rose lake that will blow the hearts of girls away

Every year, thousands of tourists come to Australia just for this lake that makes girls' hearts explode. They love it so much. The lake water is naturally tender pink. Looking down from above, the lake water is like pink bubble gum. It is surrounded by the most amazing coastal landscape in Australia. It is the best photo-taking place given by nature to those with severe girlish hearts.

• A window to the world's nature

This reddish-brown natural arch offers a panoramic view of the entire canyon and the magnificent view of the Murchison River loop. The canyon's fault rock structure is similar to the Kings Valley in central Australia.

• Shell Beach

There are always some unexpected beaches in the world that will amaze you, and Shell Beach is one of them. Generally, the beaches we see are nothing more than differences in the softness or color of the sand. Baker Beach, located in Shark Bay, Western Australia, 45 kilometers away from Denham, is, as the name suggests, covered with shells. To be more precise, it is one of the two largest beaches in the world formed entirely of shells.

18:00 In the evening, drive to the beach hotel in Shark Bay and check in

DAY3 8:00 After breakfast, Geraldton - Jurien Bay - Pinnacles - Perth

• Feeding Dolphins

Located on the north side of the Hamelin Pools, visitors can have close contact with dolphins. Here, every tourist no longer has to sit in the audience to watch the dolphin show, or sit on a cruise ship to watch the dolphins from a distance. Everyone has the opportunity to interact with the dolphins. This is why Monkey Mia Beach is famous far and wide.

• The Pinnacles

The Pinnacles are located in South Bungalow National Park, 245 kilometers north of Perth. The strange-shaped stone pillars in the park are scattered throughout the desert, forming a unique landscape. In the flat sand dunes, there are limestone spires everywhere, some as high as 1.5 feet, and some as small as fingers. They look like the formation of an ancient battlefield, so they are called "The Pinnacles". Many geological wonders in Australia are legends of vicissitudes of life, and the Pinnacles is one of them.
During the long geological period, a primeval forest sank into the sea and was buried by sand and gravel. Under certain conditions, the tree stumps and roots gradually mineralized into stone. After another round of changes, the original forest surfaced and re-formed land. After years of erosion by rain, wind, and sunlight, the sand and gravel gradually peeled off, and the mineralized tree stumps stood in the yellow desert, forming the geological wonder of "Stonehenge".

18:00 Return to Perth city, ending the pleasant journey.