The wildflower season starts in the north west region during the month of July and gradually moves to the south west region by November

Accompanied by a professional botanical guide we venture out around locations in Perth's outskirts to seek out the wildflowers. Whilst the slope, soils and ancient granite outcrops of the Darling Escarpment are traditionally a great habitat and place to view wildflowers, profusion varies daily dependent upon sunshine so locations visited are those where wildflowers bloom will be at their best depending on daily conditions. At the various sites the experienced guide will help you search and identify rare and delicate wildflowers including the renowned orchids, red and green kangaroo paw, pink and yellow everlastings, orange banksias and the vibrant Western Australian Christmas Tree with its burnt orange flowers.

Plenty of time is given to identify and photograph flowers at your leisure and a complimentary wildflower booklet is included.

Breaks during the day will be made for morning and afternoon tea, your driver will find a bush setting for picnic lunch. Return to Perth at approximately 4.30 pm.

Departures:       Perth Sightseeing Centre, corner Hay & Pier Streets, Perth

Lunch extra

For the best price call Ozhorizons
Australia: 07 41249943 - International +61 7 41249943

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