The Guide was very nice and friendly, and had a great driving skill ! I could see the woderful nature and enjoyed the trip comfortably

After a really bad experience with ANZ Travel company who farmed out the tours to Viator who thankfully chose Australian Pinnacle Tours for most of the day trips. I found the guides and the office staff to be kind and so so helpful. The buses were comfortable and the guides were extremely knowledgable and nothing was too much trouble for them. Definitely recommend

Grand Tour on the bus was great and not riding endlessly which could have taken all day. No train was a disappointment , but the tour guide humour was admirable.

Had the best day thank you staff and crew. Pleasant and helpful staff fabulous lunch and plenty of it. Commentary was a bit difficult for me as I'm hearing impaired but that didn't matter. My two friends and myself had a wonderful time thank you. Great value.

Our first time to Rottnest, so wanted an easy & comfortable trip. We got both. Tour guides were very knowledgeable & the content was great. We got to see a lot & cam away very pleased with our choice. The only point we’d raise was in respect of the meeting point, which was billed as “Rottnest Train Station”, but is in fact a small covered seating area signed “Settlement” so we weren’t sure we were in the right place.

Incredible tour of this part of Western Australia. Le, our guide was outstanding. He went above and beyond. This is a must do when coming to Perth!

We booked the tour from bqck home and in the UK. From the off, Pinnacles Tours (PT) showed exceptional customer service. Marisa tried applying the entertainment book discount but it wouldn’t allow it online. After a quick email, PT refunded the discount amount. Regrettably as well, we made a booboo with our booking, and it was booked for the 17th, again after a quick call on the day, PT moved our booking on the day to the 24th! Hassle free, excellent customer service. On to the trip, our tour guide and coach captain, Anton, picked us up from our holiday at 2pm in the afternoon. From there we travelled up to Yanchep to see the Koalas, and then up to Cervantes to the Tavern for our lunch. After lunch, we went to the Pinnacles to take in the amazing sunset and views, and then down to Lancelin beach. We had a coffee and cake, and then back to the Pinnacles to stargaze! All amazing! Some breathe taking views. Anton was a brilliant guide, very knowledgable and friendly. Brilliant, brilliant trip! Thanks PT

The tour was amazing and well organised with amazing tour guide and services. It was a long way to travel but we are sure to be provided with toilet breaks. Every site we visited, we learned something new.

Western Australia is a State which is famous for its wildflowers, which amount for over 12,000 species -- some 60 percent of them are to be found nowhere else on the planet. If you want, you can take a tour to Wave Rock and York which are part of Western Australia's Wheatbelt in the south-west of the State. You can inspect Wave Rock, which is quite fascinating. The unique kangaroo paws flowers are wild, and marvelous to see. Taking a cultural day tour day related to the Aboriginals is informative and enjoyable. You can enjoy inspecting the Wildflower State tour of Australia's largest area.

I booked the tour well in advance for my trip to Australia. A few days before I was to arrive I was notified that the company canceled the tour due to low numbers. I had prepaid for the trip and thus was very disappointed. I ended up renting a car on my own and for less than half the price of the trip had the car for 2 days and did two different tours (this and another to the southwest) via self drive and had a great experience. Other reviewers wrote about the hundreds of miles of boring wheat fields. It is true and it is a long drive to the site from Perth. York is a small town with a bit of history, but not a lot going on or to do. I stopped, but wouldn't recommend it to anyone else. Mulka's Cave was interesting and the Aboriginal hand print art on the walls was worth the drive from Wave Rock. The main rock itself is interesting and beautiful. The geology and cultural significance make it something of value, but this tour will not be the most interesting one you ever do. If you go, with the tour or on your own, the walk around the Wave Rock area is interesting and you can get much more on the geology from doing it. Also, research about Wave Rock's significance with the sky and migrations of the people to add to your experience. No matter how you go about it from Perth, it will be a long, long day.

Great trip. We absolutely lucked out and Jonathon was our guide. He is an actual astronomer, so we learnt a ridiculous amount about the stars and a whole heap of other stuff on the trip there. Even though the trip was for the pinnacles the stars were the star of the show. If you go definitely go for the sunset and star gazing. The driver was really nice, but even though it's a new bus there were a few hiccups with it. I still gave 5 stars, because Jonathon was brilliant. Some very intelligent people struggle to connect with the average person, but he was great. The pub dinner was also good and we had enough time there have a bit of a walk around too.

All was mostly good except when they said on our tickets , the ticket box closes an hour earlier before the boat leaves. We got there at 645am ready for the 8 am departure but no one there, they didn't arrive and open until 720 am what a pain in the butt waiting around, they need to amend their tickets to their opening times this really sucks. You also couldn't get coffee until around 715 am so we could have stayed home an extra hour

I've always enjoyed and taken the Rottnest Island hop-on hop-off bus service. It provides relatively cheap hassle-free transport around the Island and back to the settlement, where one can catch the ferry back to the mainland. However, it is a shame that the prices have increased to $30 per adult, with only a small discount for pensioners and students at $22. When you consider that, you only end up boarding the bus twice. Because of time constraints, you are not getting the best value for money.

Take your camera. Hard to take a bad shot. Long drive but worth it. Driver did a great job explaining the history of WA and wave rock.

Long day but not rushed. Our driver was excellent and the bus was comfortable for all day with many stops. The aboriginal communities were interesting as was the pearl farm. This was quite different to Willie Creek and I recommend seeing both to get the ful story