Pinnacle Desert, Yanchep and Swan Valley Tour

Our family was very lucky today. We met a very nice tour guide. It happened to not rain at every scenic spot. We saw two koalas and many kangaroos in Nangbang national park. It was a great sunny day at the Pinnacle dessert for an hour. I had plenty of time to take photos. I had fish & chip for lunch, and one portion was also upgraded to lobster & chip. However, fish & chip was still more delicious. In Swan Valley, it was a simple trip to get off the car and try the food on your own. The tour guide introduced the different landscapes and changes along the way, which was great. After getting off the bus at the end of the trip, my child reluctantly followed the tour guide and waved goodbye.

Very convenient as the bus will take you from place to place. The bus tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. He would explain on the things we could see as he drove along the road. He always makes sure we are safe and comfortable.

The tour guide, Beck, was knowledgeable and friendly, providing fascinating insights at every stop. Given ample time to explore the landmarks. Overall, it was a memorable trip.

Excellent itinerary to catch a few interesting spots. We saw 2 koalas and lots of kangaroos at park. Lobster Shack lunch was great and they even had a guide tour to explain the whole business. The desert was a sight to be seen but I wished I'd gone for the stargazing tour instead. Chocolate factory had lots of different treats. Paul was the perfect guide throughout, giving interesting commentary about the history and interesting spots.

The itinerary starts at 8 a.m. We will first pick up everyone from the Perth hotel to the Crown Hotel and then divide them into tour buses. Our tour guide is friendly, but a bit casual. The itinerary will first go to a park to see koalas and kangaroos. Unfortunately, the instructions are not very clear. I got lost and couldn't see any kangaroos at the end. I lined up to go to the Pinnacles, which was also the highlight of the itinerary. The drive took about two and a half hours, but the stay was only 45 minutes. It felt like a quick tour. I went to the Lobster Workshop for lunch and it felt a bit commercial. To upgrade to lunch, I had to add $25AUD. The quality of the lobster is also average. It is recommended not to upgrade. The ordinary fish and chips are also very average. After lunch, I returned to Perth city and visited the chocolate store in Swan Valley. Although it is said to be a factory, it is actually just a shopping point. I returned to Perth at about 5:30. The whole trip took a lot of time. There was not much time to actually see the scenic spots in the car. The price/performance ratio was a bit low. The driver/tour guide seemed to be in a hurry and it would be a shame to get on the bus a little late.

There are toilets and mobile phone charging on the tour bus. The driver is very enthusiastic. He starts on time and ends on time and arrives at the hotel.

The one-day itinerary is a bit loose, as the two points in Swan Valley are just for shopping. Kangaroos can be seen everywhere in Yanchep National Park, but there are only a few koalas. The scale of the Rock Desert is smaller than imagined. The fish and chips for lunch are quite delicious, but if you want to upgrade to the lobster set meal, it will cost dozens of Australian dollars. The seaside scenery is good. The driver guide is very professional and attentive.

The driver and guide was very kind and explained things to us, who are not native English speakers, in an easy-to-understand way. It was a tour that allowed us to experience the nature of Western Australia, including Yanchep National Park, where we could see kangaroos and koalas up close, and the Pinnacles, which made us feel like we were on another planet. The fish and chips for lunch can be upgraded to lobster for an additional fee. It was very delicious.

The activities in Yanchep Park and Swan Valley were quite disappointing, and could only be considered as toilet breaks. There was only one koala hiding in a tree in Yanchep, and it looked like only one animal-like thing. In Swan Valley, we only went to a fat shop and a chocolate shop, but not to a winery, which was quite disappointing. Pinnacle was just so-so. The tour guide and driver deserved praise, he explained the history of the attractions in detail throughout the trip, was very enthusiastic, and took good care of the group members.

The tour in Klook can be done better by other third world countries in my opinion. The currency makes these first world country not so accessible easily and more affordable yet not up to the value.