Following the coastline of King George Sound we head for nearby Frenchman Bay to explore the wonderful Whale Museum (winter only). Described as Australia's first 'industry' see how the early whale hunters battled with

Giant sharks to land their huge catches. The tour, then moves on to the imposing natural coastline features locally known as 'The Gap', 'Natural Bridge' and the famous blow holes. We continue on to the town of Denmark for

a short break before arriving at the stunning Greens Pool. Our next stop is the 'Valley of the Giants' which includes the elevated 'Tree Top Walk' with views of the dense Tingle Tree canopy. We journey on to Pemberton, where you can take up the challenge and climb one of the famous Fire Tree lookouts (summer only). Its then, on to our overnight stay, hostel accommodation & BBQ Dinner. (B, L, D)

In the morning we set off for the Augusta/Margaret River region where the mighty Indian and Southern

Oceans meet. Its now time for some, serious whale watching, (optional extra). Boarding our vessel the 'Whale Watcher', a 50 seat luxury catamaran, we head out into Flinders Bay to witness the spectacular migration of Humpback whales moving from their feeding grounds in Antarctica. For those who are not keen on the whales, we can visit one of the vast networks of caves in the region. We then make a brief stop at the local cheese, chocolate company and Busselton Jetty, before a leisurely return to Perth arriving around 7,00pm. Tour will alter for the whale watching season. (B, L)