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Barna Mia Nocturnal Wildlife Experience

We recognise and acknowledge Wiilman people as the traditional owners of Dryandra Woodland National Park.

Take a guided nocturnal tour in a tranquil sanctuary that has become home for some of Western Australia’s native animals facing extinction. Experience an unforgettable journey through Barna Mia in picturesque Dryandra Woodland, 180km south-east of Perth.

No park entry fee / Admission fees apply

About this place.

Barna Mia is an animal sanctuary with a difference. Nestled in the heart of Dryandra Woodland National Park, south-east of Perth, Barna Mia is a place to discover threatened native marsupials in a natural setting, and experience the wonders of the woodland. Once the sun has set the action begins. A tour guide takes visitors on a delightful journey through the sanctuary. With the guide's special torches, you can see threatened native animals such as bilby, woylie, mala, quenda and boodie.

Many of Western Australia's native mammals have been eradicated from their former habitats because of predation by cats and foxes, cleared vegetation and changed fire regimes. Preservation of Dryandra's 28,000 hectares of bushland enabled several native species to survive.

Close supervision of young children is required. The tour is not recommended for children aged under five years old.

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Visit the Atlas of Living Australia for a list of species recorded within a 5km radius of Barna Mia Nocturnal Wildlife Experience.

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Nocturnal Woylie Walks

Friday evenings September - April

$20.00 Adults $15.00 Children (6–16yrs)

Experience the wildlife of Whiteman Park on an evening tour of Woodland Reserve.

Woodland Reserve is a protected habitat for rare and endangered Western Australian fauna within Whiteman Park. You can experience the unique bushland habitats of the Reserve and see its wildlife in action on this fantastic guided tour, just 20 minutes from the Perth CBD!

Led by one of our knowledgeable volunteer guides, you’ll explore the Reserve by torchlight, see native fauna in their natural environment and learn about what Whiteman Park is doing to help the critically endangered woylie. Thanks to the special night-lighting, you’ll even be able to see woylies and quenda feeding close to your feet!

The Reserve is home to many other species too, including the short-beaked echidna, bush stone-curlew and tammar wallabies. The funds from your tour fees go towards the upkeep of the Reserve and its inhabitants – find out more about Woodland Reserve here .

Bookings are essential for these popular Friday-night tours. See the What's On page for dates or book your spot today !

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Kids woylie walks.

A school holiday special for the kids! Meet some of the Park’s education animals PLUS see the woylies in this specially designed Wednesday-night tour for the kids. With a shorter walk and lots of time to interact with our native fauna, you and your kids can marvel in this night-time experience! Plus the kids get to take home a special memento of their tour.

See the What’s On page for dates and costs or contact us to book your spot now !

Exclusive Tours

In addition to our regular Friday night public tours, we are now able to offer an exclusive tour for up to 20 people at a cost of $515.00 per tour. Contact the Bookings Office to discuss your options.

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Go Wild! Wildlife Tour – 13 Days

Perth – Cervantes  – Fremantle  – Rottnest Island – Fremantle  – Bunbury – Dunsborough  – Margaret River – Pemberton – Albany – Narrogin  – Bremer Bay – Bremer Bay (Orca Whale Expedition) – Esperance – Hyden – Perth 

Tour Overview

Whether your wildlife interests have feathers, fur, scales or skin; we’ve got a tour tailored to meeting your fauna friends. Many of the Australian wildlife- like kangaroos and emus – are relatively easy to spot. There are introduced species like camels and there are extremely cute animals like quokkas and sea lions. Others, being either nocturnal, rare, endangered or endemic to small areas, are famously elusive – bilby, woylie, mallee fowls and Orcas best fit this category.

Kangaroos, Koalas & Quokkas

Sea lions & dolphins, bilby, woylie & quenda (night walk), mallee fowls, orcas / killer whales, emus & camels, margaret river wine region with wine tasting, valley of the giants / tree top walk, lake hillier (pink lake).

Tour dates (on Fridays):

19.04.2024 / 24.01.2025 / 14.02.2025 / 28.02.2025 / 14.03.2025

Guaranteed departure:

Min. 5 passengers

Private tours:

Can be booked as a private tour (January – April) – surcharge apply

Price per person incl. GST in double room: AU$7,735.00 Price per person incl. GST in single room: AU$9,135.00

Services Included

Transport & accommodation.

Transport in an air-conditioned 4WD bus with a maximum of 12 passengers per vehicle

Accommodation during the tour 12x in Hotels/Motels

Entry fees National Parks, sealion tour, Rottnest Island incl. Bicycle hire, Dolphin Discovery Centre Bunbury, Dolphin Eco Cruise Koombana Bay, wine tasting, Margaret River Eagles Heritage, Cape Leeuwin, Tree Top Walk & Valley of the Giants, Denmark Dinosaur Park, Dryandra Woodland Nocturnal Guided Tour, Malleefowl Centre Ongerup, Bremer Canyon Orca Whale Expedition, Scenic flight Lake Hillier (Pink Lake) Esperance, Wave Rock, Camel farm

Meals (12x B – Breakfast / 1x L – Lunch)

Daily coffee/tea break (Morning Tea)

Free cold non-alcoholic drinks during driving

Comprehensive information kit in vehicles

English speaking guiding

German  speaking guiding

French  speaking guiding and other languages on request only

24/7 English/German/French emergency assistance

Day 1 Perth – Cervantes

After pick up from your hotel we are leaving Perth headed north along the coast to Yanchep National Park. Here, we have the opportunity to discover kangaroos, koalas and native birds. Lancelin, a small fishing and tourist town, is well known for the biggest white sand dunes of Western Australia. We will enjoy these mountains of sand for a while. From here, we are heading to Nambung National Park. The Pinnacles are among the most visited natural wonders of the state. Thousands of limestone pillars rise out of a stark landscape of yellow sand. There is ample time to explore the area and to take some colourful photos from these amazing formations. These impressions of lights and colours will stay with you for many years to come.

Accommodation: Cervantes Edge Resort, Cervantes (Breakfast)

Day 2 Cervantes – Fremantle

Today we will visit Western Australia’s second largest colony of Australian sea lions – an unbelievable aquatic experience. After a short trip by boat we will get close enough to a colony. If you are keen, jump into the water and interact with these playful creatures. Leisurely drive back to our destination of the day; Fremantle. This City is known for its harmonious combination of culture, maritime history and entertainment

Accommodation: Hotel Esplanade, Fremantle (Breakfast)

Day 3 Fremantle – Rottnest Island – Fremantle

Enjoy the crossing to Rottnest Island, which is famous for its crystal-clear waters and pristine beaches. The island awaits you with its raw coastline, limestone cliffs, salt lakes and picturesque coves. The island can be explored particularly well be bike, because the traffic is strictly limited. You will come in contact with a unique flora and fauna and of course with those Quokkas so well known for this island. In the late afternoon you say goodby to this interesting nature reserve. The deluxe ferry trip will bring you back to the mainland safely and comfortably.

Day 4 Fremantle – Bunbury – Dunsborough

First stop of the day is Bunbury. We visit the Dolphin Discovery Centre which has lots and lots of interesting information and facts about these intelligent mammals. We will take part in a 90 minutes Eco Cruise within Koobana Bay where we hopefully see dolphins frolicking, playing, sleeping and feeding. Our vessel provides an excellent viewing platform designed to get you as close as possible to the dolphins – without getting your feet wet!! Before we get to our accommodatin in Dunsborough, we will visit the longest timber piled jetty in the southern hemisphere in Busselton.

Accommodation: Pullman Bunker Bay Resort, Dunsborough (Breakfast)

Day 5 Dunsborough – Margaret River

This morning, we visit the fascinating coast of the famous Canal Rock formation. Afterwards we are exploring the Margaret River Wine region, which is one of the most renowned wine areas of Australia. Based on its Mediterranean climate, its outstanding wine, its relaxed atmosphere and excellent surf zones Margaret River has become quickly a very popular holiday destination. We have the opportunity to enjoy some wine tasting at one of the most renowned vineries. In the afternoon we will visit the Margaret River Eagles Heritage, Australia’s largest wildlife center dedicated to birds of prey and owls. We take a short and relaxed walk of about 1km to see many different Australian raptor species in their hug aviaries. The highlight must be the flying display which conveys the natural behaviour and abilities of these fascinating birds.

Accommodation: Stay, Margaret River (Breakfast)

Day 6 Margaret River – Pemberton

The scenic drive “Caves Road” takes us through Boranup Forest’s pale-barked Karri Trees to picturesque Hamelin Bay. If we are lucky, we will be greeted by some wild sting rays in the shallow water of this beautiful bay! Hamelin Bay is one of the best places in Australia to spot wild sting rays up close. The gentle and friendly, yet completely wild sting ray population that live in the bay are unafraid of people. From here, our tour continues to Australia’s most south-westerly point, Cape Leeuwin. This is the point where the Indian and Southern Ocean meet. From here the nearest landmass is Africa to the west and Antarctica to the south. We then travel along the coast of the Southern Ocean through farmland into the Karri Forest region of Pemberton/Walpole.

Accommodation: Pemberton Hotel, Pemberton (Breakfast)

Day 7 Pemberton – Albany

After today’s breakfast, courageous visitors will have the opportunity to climb a spiral ladder to the platform of the “Gloucester Tree” in Pemberton. The Valley of the Giants, a section of forest appropriately named for its huge trees, is our next destination. Tree Top Walk offers an amazing bird’s eye view to this window of the past. Much of the vegetation in this region is unique to the southwest of Western Australia. In the afternoon we will visit a small reptile park where we get face to face with snakes, lizards and some local bird life. William Bay National Park awaits with its bizarre Elephant Rocks and popular swimming beach Green Pool. The colours of the ocean and coastline are beyond words and will inspire you. We reach Albany, Western Australia’s first settlement, in the evening.

Accommodation: Quality Suites Banksia Gardens, Albany (Breakfast)

Day 8 Albany – Narrogin

A sightseeing tour and the magnificent panorama view from Mt. Clarence overlooking King George Sound, where the first settlers landed in 1826, let you realize Albany’s importance to Western Australia. Afterwards we will be exploring “Natural Bridge and The Gap” in Torndirrup National Park. Leisurely drive to Narrogin in the heart of the Wheatbelt of Western Australia. Today we will take a guided nocturnal tour in a tranquil sanctuary nestled in the heart of the close-by Dryandra Woodland. This is a place to discover threatened native marsupials in a natural setting, and experience the wonders of the woodland. Once the sun has set the action begins. With the guides special torches, you can see threatened native animals such as bilby, woylie, mala, quenda and boodie.

Accommodation: Narrogin Motel, Narrogin (Breakfast)

Day 9 Narrogin – Bremer Bay

Drive to the largest natural inland water body in the state. On the unusually named Pussy Cat Hill you’ll get to view a memorial to Donald Campbell who set a new world water speed record across Lake Dumbleyung with his boat Bluebird. This made Donald Campbell the fastest man on both land and water. In Ongerup we will visit the Malleefowl Centre. During a walk through the aviaries, we learn a lot about the endangered malleefowls. We continue our drive to the south coast to Bremer Bay.

Accommodation: Bremer Bay Resort, Bremer Bay (Breakfast)

Day 10 Bremer Bay (Orca Whale Expedition)

The all-day expedition today out on the water will provide you with unforgettable memories that will surely be rememberd for a lifetime. We are going to visit one of the least explored places on earth. As the pristine and scenic bays and cliffs of one of the worlds most ancient coastlines slip from our sight, the sparkling turquoise waters change to the deep blue of the Southern Ocean. Seabirds fill the sky as we leave the continental shelf behind and the sea floor plummets up to 3,5 kilometers below our keels. This is the only place in Australia you can reliably encounter killer whales (orca), the ocean’s undisputed apex predator.

Accommodation: Bremer Bay Resort, Bremer Bay (Breakfast / Lunch)

Day 11 Bremer Bay – Esperance

After all the excitement of yesterday we take it easier today. Leisurely drive eastwards to Esperance where we will visit Cape Le Grand National Park. Indulge in the spectacular white beaches, the whitest in Autralia as certified by Geoscience Australia, and the stunning turquoise waters of Lucky Bay. This beach is famous for its kangaroos which are often seen on the white sandy shoreline.

Accommodation: Hospitality Motel, Esperance (Breakfast)

Day 12 Esperance – Hyden

Today you experience a scenic flight over Middle Island to view the dazzling pink Lake Hillier. It is rapidly becoming a ‘bucket-list’ experience for nature lovers from all over the world and one of the region’s best-kept secrets. According to scientists, many extremophile microbes, bacteria and organism play an important role in the colour of the astounding lake within an extremely high salinity environment. And truly, from a bird-eyes view, the lake appears a solid shiny pink. It is surrounded by a rim of white beaches and dense woodland. The lake is separates from the deep blue Southern Ocean by a narrow strip of white sand dunes, covered in vegetation. Back on land, y ou will enjoy a scenic drive along Great Ocean Drive with its many highlights and lookouts. Leaving the gorgeous Southern Ocean behind us, we are heading towards the spectacular Wave Rock in Hyden. There is enough time to explore and learn about the story of this unbelievable natural wonder.

Accommodation: Wave Rock Motel, Hyden (Breakfast)

Day 13 Hyden – Perth

In York, a quaint short stroll in the oldest inland settlement of W.A. will take you back to the time of the first settlers. The old well-maintained and renovated houses boasting their original facades bring forth still today the atmosphere of the pioneer’s time. A visit to a Camel farm is another highlight where you will get valuable information and details about the history and modern use of the single-humped desert ships here in Australia. After an enjoyable travel back to Perth, the tour concludes at your hotel.

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Karakamia Visitor Program

Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary is located approximately an hour east of Perth near the small town of Chidlow. This sanctuary is the first property owned by AWC, purchased in 1991 to protect the threatened mammals of the northern Jarrah forest.

Karakamia Sanctuary is open for Schools and Universities for educational visits by arrangement.

Educational visits

Karakamia Sanctuary is open for Schools and Universities for educational visits by arrangement only. This unique experience consists of a two-hour guided stroll through the bush at twilight, learning about our native species and what you can do to protect them and ensure their survival.

The start time varies throughout the year depending on sunset (from approximately 4:45PM in mid-winter to 6:45PM in mid-summer). Enquires can be made by calling 08 9572 3169 during office hours (Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm AWST) or via email at [email protected] .

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Our fees for 2023 are $30 per adult and $20 per concession/student. Supervisors of school/university groups can enter free of charge (up to two supervisors per group of 30),  full adult fees apply for each additional staff member.

Group numbers must be confirmed a minimum of seven days in advance of your visit so that we can adequately arrange guides for your tour. We require a minimum of two business days notice in advance of your bookings for any cancellations, otherwise you will be charged the full fee.

Other Important Information

The 3-kilometre Habitat Walk follows rocky bush tracks with a number of stops along the way to talk about the habitats and look at animals. Some hills are encountered along the route and the ground can be slippery due to pea gravel. Participants need to be of moderate fitness and stable on their feet. The Habitat Walk is not suitable for the mobility impaired or for children under the age of seven, however it may be possible to arrange a shorter walk for your group.

The second half of the walk is completed in the dark. Bright spotlights with red filters are carried by the guides to point out animals and light the path. You may wish to bring a small torch of your own to help find your footing along the tracks. Other items you may wish to bring include: sturdy footwear, long-sleeved clothing, binoculars and insect repellent.

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Join us on a fantastic nature and wildlife experience from Perth to Exmouth. Ruby red cliffs towering above turquoise seas, unique rock formations rising from the desert sands, and abundant wildlife roaming freely across the landscape – this 8 day tour will showcase the remote West Coast at its very best.

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Experience the mesmerizing beauty of Australia’s West Coast on our West Coast and Ningaloo Reef  Perth to Exmouth comfort 8 Day Boutique Tour. This carefully crafted journey is designed for those seeking an intimate and immersive wildlife encounter, all while enjoying the comfort of boutique accommodations.

Embark on a small-group adventure and discover the hidden gems of the remote West Coast. Picture yourself standing before ruby red cliffs that overlook the shimmering turquoise sea, exploring unique rock formations rising from the desert sands, and encountering an abundance of wildlife freely roaming across the untouched landscape.

Throughout this unforgettable journey, you’ll have the opportunity to partake in exhilarating activities that showcase the region’s natural wonders. Feed dolphins at Monkey Mia, hike to the breathtaking Nature’s Window within Kalbarri National Park and indulge in a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters of Coral Bay.

One of the highlights of this tour is a visit to the renowned Nambung National Park, where you’ll witness the enigmatic beauty of The Pinnacles. These natural limestone pillars create an otherworldly landscape, leaving you in awe of nature’s extraordinary artistry.

Prepare to be captivated as you snorkel in the turquoise waters of Ningaloo Reef. Immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope of vibrant coral and encounter a diverse range of marine life, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Our commitment to providing an authentic Australian experience extends to an evening First Nations encounter. Here, you’ll gain insights into the rich heritage of Gutharraguda (Shark Bay) from the Nhanda and Malgana people. Delight your taste buds with bush tucker prepared over an open fire, adding a unique cultural dimension to your journey.

As you explore the wonders of the West Coast, you’ll stay in carefully selected 3-star accommodations, ensuring your comfort and relaxation throughout the trip. With a knowledgeable tour guide leading the way and a thoughtfully crafted itinerary, this tour promises to exceed your expectations.

The Perth to Exmouth comfort Tour is ideal for those over 40 and seniors who appreciate a comfortable travel experience combined with a genuine connection to nature. Embrace the magic of Western Australia’s coastal wonders and embark on a journey that will leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime.

Book your adventure today and prepare to be amazed!

West Coast & Ningaloo Reef - 8 Day Boutique Tour

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The adventure starts with a welcome meeting in Perth before we set out for the trendy seaside report of Geraldton. But this isn’t just any journey. We’ll stop off along the way to catch the largest dunes in WA and the mysterious alien-like limestone towers of the Pinnacles at Nambung National Park, as well as checking out the Leaning Trees of Greenough and lovely Jurien Bay, where you might spot a sea lion or two. In Geraldton, have a stroll around town before dinner, drinks, and a chance to get to know everyone.

After a leisurely breakfast, head to our first destination of the day, historical Northampton. Join your leader for a walk around Northampton, one of the oldest towns in Western Australia, and admire dozens of historically significant buildings dating back to the 1800s. You’ll also visit a First Nations art gallery to see some beautiful pieces being made, and if you are lucky have the chance to meet the artists. After you leave Northampton, you’ll visit the Pink Lake at Hutt Lagoon and spend time at Kalbarri National Park where you can appreciate the park’s diverse scenery including Nature’s Window, Z-Bend Gorge and the amazing Kalbarri Skywalk. (B)

It’s a bit of an ocean-themed day today. Jump on a boat at the Kalbarri Marina to learn about the local rock lobster industry – and even pull up some lobster pots yourself, and keep your catch to enjoy later that evening! Then it’s one sealife legend to another, as we head off to scenic Monkey Mia, where the local Dolphin population thrives. Stop via the Hamelin Pool Marine Nature Reserve for some ‘living fossils’, and one of Shark Bay’s picturesque lookout. Put your feet up at Monkey Mia, or hit the water, before an evening First Nations experience courtesy of the Nhanda and Malgana people. This is your chance to try the didgeridoo or traditional conch shell, and taste some bush tucker. (B)

After breakfast, spot dolphins with Parks & Wildlife rangers. The resident bottlenose dolphins at Monkey Mia come close to the shore often and you will learn about these animals and other local marine life. Enjoy some free time to relax this afternoon in paradise, the choice is yours: Relax on the stunning white beaches, take a walk for stunning photos, or sit by the bar with a drink and watch the wildlife pass by. Tonight you have the option to join an incredible sunset cruise and the chance to spot Dugongs in the wild. (B)

We keep heading north past amazing colours of this baron land. When we arrive to Carnarvon, we stop to snap a photo at the Carnarvon Space and Technology Centre which was created to support NASA’s Gemini, Apollo and Skylab programs. Then we visit the Gascoyne Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre and learn about the region’s culture and country from its First Nations custodians. Relax tonight and take a stroll along the beautiful foreshore to a local pub and restaurant. (B)

A feast for the eyes awaits. After breakfast we stop to snap some pics of the Carnarvon Cactus Farm, one of the town’s quirkiest sights, before heading to Coral Bay, home to the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef – we pass along the Gascoyne Food Trail. The trail features everything from bananas and avocados, to beans, beef, ice cream, and mangoes. At Ningaloo reef, the world’s largest fringing reef, we’ll embark on a glass-bottom boat tour and snorkel experience, to see up to 250 species of coral and 500 species of fish. Further along the coast we visit Vlamingh Head Lighthouse, with stunning views, then rest up in Exmouth to the sounds of the ocean. (B)

It’s your day. Experience a swim with the world famous whale sharks, go whale-spotting, swim with manta rays, or get your hiking boots on – the choice is yours. You can select your optional adventure when you book your tour, or your guide can help you get set up. (B)

All good things must come to an end, sadly. It’s time to say goodbye to your fellow travellers after breakfast, and head back to Exmouth airport. (Or, if you booked additional accommodation, enjoy an extended stay and the chance to do more activities). Thanks for the memories! (B).

• Witness the otherworldly landscape of The Pinnacles at Nambung National Park, where towering limestone pillars create a mesmerizing vista.
• Dive into the turquoise waters of Ningaloo Reef, encountering diverse marine life and vibrant coral beneath the surface.
• Immerse yourself in a captivating evening First Nations experience, learning about Gutharraguda (Shark Bay) and tasting bush tucker prepared over an open fire.
• Embark on a thrilling boat adventure at Kalbarri Marina, discovering the local rock lobster industry and helping pull up lobster pots for a delicious reward.
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• Money for meals or optional purchases
• For travel from March 2024. For 2023 see our 7 Day Perth to Exmouth Tour.
• Live booking for Twin Share: For persons willing to share with another passenger on tour or a couple travelling together. Contact us for Single Rooms: For persons travelling alone and wanting a private room
• ON Sale now: 16th November 2023 – 7th December 2023APPLICABLE FOR DEPARTURES UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 2024

We recommend flying from Exmouth (Learmonth) back to Perth once the tour ends. Or stay in Exmouth for a couple of extra nights to relax.

We do have our Exmouth to Perth Express bus – ask us for more details.

Twin Share: For persons willing to share another passenger- connected here for live booking.

Double Room: For family / friends sharing a double room. Twin beds available upon requst.

Single Rooms: For persons travelling alone and wanting a private room

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