Valley of the Giants and Tree Top Walk from Perth

You will be either picked up from your hotel in Perth or from Perth Sightseeing Centre, Shop 1 Barrack Street Jetty to begin your Valley of the Giants and Tree Top Walk from Perth tour. The course of the tour is as follows:

Donnybrook
Locally known as the apple town, Donnybrook is famous for its apples and stone fruit orchards. You can enjoy a cup of morning tea (not included in the tour), while you purchase some of the locally grown fruits.

Blackwood River Valley and Diamond Tree
You will pass through the rolling farmlands of Blackwood River Valley and take pleasure in the scenic touring through the small historic pioneer towns of Balingup and Bridgetown. You will stop at Western Australia’s old forest area to see the Diamond Tree which is one of the three towering trees in the district once used as a bush fire watchtower. Nature lovers can attempt to climb to the wood watch cabin at the top of the tree.
You will also stop here for a picnic lunch (included in the tour), after which you will head to the Valley of the Giants.

Tree Top Walk at Valley of the Giants
Walk along a 400-metre long elevated walkway constructed through a canopy, gradually reaching up to 40 metres above ground. The Tree Top Walk is a delight for bird watchers who can spot native Australian birds from the walkway. Apart from the Tree Top, you can also opt for a wonderful walk on ground level at the Ancient Empire, a remarkable pocket of Tingle Forest. These wide girthed trees, goblin like in appearance can grow up to 5 metres in diameter at the base.

William Bay and Kodja Palace
Enjoy afternoon tea before heading to William Bay towards the quaint seaside town of Denmark. You will make your final stop at The Kodja Place Visitors Centre, a contemporary tourist complex combining Aboriginal Culture and Rural Heritage to showcase the ingenuity and the spirit of life in the bush.