Pinnacles Tour Guides: Worth It, Park Rules, Best Time, Prices
Pinnacles tour guides: whether the drive is worth it, Nambung National Park's fees and rules, the best time to go, tour prices, and small-group and private tours.
Is the Pinnacles Worth the Drive?
The Pinnacles are 189 km by road from Perth. Who finds the trip worth it, who is better off skipping it or going another way, and whether to take a tour or your own car.
Read guide →Inside Nambung National Park
What Nambung National Park asks of visitors to the Pinnacles: the entry fee (A$17 a vehicle), the one-way loop drive, no climbing on the pillars, no pets, facilities, Lake Thetis and Hangover Bay.
Read guide →The Best Time to Visit the Pinnacles
The best month for the Pinnacles is September or October, when the heath flowers; the best time of day is late afternoon. Weather, sunset times by month and how the tours move with them.
Read guide →Pinnacles Tour Prices
What a Pinnacles tour costs: every tour from Perth on one list, from the evening tours to a private day for a group, what the extra money buys, GetYourGuide against Viator, and the cost of driving yourself.
Read guide →Small-Group and Private Pinnacles Tours
The small end of the Pinnacles tours from Perth: a 4WD day limited to 5, a day for up to 12 guests with a Fremantle pickup, and private days for your own group, with prices and what each includes.
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