Essence of Perth 4-day tour

Day 1 Pick-up Pick-up and transfer to the designated hotel for check-in and free time Day 2 Pinnacle Day Tour (Breakfast & Lunch). Depart at 8.30.30 for the Lancelin Sand Dunes for an adrenaline-pumping sandboarding. Afterwards, head to Lobster Shack in the seaside town of Cervates, where you can learn about the Indian Ocean lobster industry and enjoy a premium lobster set. After lunch, head to Nambung National Park to see the sprawling Pinnacles. Thousands of tall limestone minarets of various shapes have been carved and eroded by nature over hundreds of years, and walking through the yellow desert is like walking on the surface of the moon, making it one of Australia's most unique and fascinating natural landscapes. Return to the city at 18.00 pm. Day 3 Margaret River Day Tour (B&B & Lunch) Depart at 7:30 a.m. and head to the Busselton Jetty, the longest wooden bridge in the Southern Hemisphere, which is said to be a reference to Hayao Miyazaki's "Hidden Girl". Then head to Western Australia's famous wine region, Margaret River, for a wine tasting and lunch at a winery. In the afternoon, we will go to Mammoth Cave, a stalactite cave that is characteristic of Western Australia. Drive past the world's tallest tree species, the Karri Grove, to see the power of nature, before driving to Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, the southwest cape of Australia. The Leuven Lighthouse illuminates the confluence of the Indian and Southern Oceans, guarding the sea independently by the sea. At 17.00 p.m., we will return via the town of Margaret River. Day 4 Wave Rock Day Tour + Airport Drop-off (including breakfast and lunch). Depart at 7.30am for York Town, a town that still retains its early colonial culture. Yorktown, in a colonial style, is surrounded by rolling countryside and pastures. Continue to Hyden and pass through the Wheet Belt, known as the Golden Outback, where endless green wheat fields change color depending on the season. Enjoy an Aussie barbecue lunch at noon. After dinner, admire the Wave Rock, the eighth largest wonder of the world geopark, where the 15-meter-high and 110-meter-long wave-shaped rocks have been weathered by nature, like a huge wave that sweeps in the forest. In the vicinity, you may be able to see a different landscape and all kinds of strange images in your eyes! At the same time, you will find another strange rock that resembles Hippo's Yawn (Hippo's Yawn), many of which have been drilled into the throat of hippos to leave interesting images. Afterwards, head to Mulka's Cave, where there are handprint paintings of ancient Aborigines. Embark on the return journey at 16:00.