Perth & Western Australia Natural Landscapes Educational Tour
Geology, Coastal Systems & Environmental Exploration
Tour Overview
Perth & Western Australia Natural Landscapes Educational Tour immerses students in Western Australia’s diverse coastal, desert and marine environments. From metropolitan Perth to iconic natural landscapes, this program explores geology, ecosystems, sustainability and human interaction with the environment.
Students investigate desert landforms, marine biodiversity and coastal systems while engaging in hands-on exploration and observation. The tour supports Geography, Science and Environmental Studies curricula and is adaptable for a wide range of year levels.
Sample Day-by-Day Itinerary
Indicative program – all activities can be tailored to learning outcomes and year levels
Day 1 – Perth Orientation & Urban Geography
Perth city orientation exploring Swan River and urban development
Learning Focus: Urban geography, human environments
Day 2 – Desert & Coastal Systems
Lancelin sand dune off-road journey examining dune systems
Pinnacles Desert Discovery Centre, Nambung National Park
Yanchep Lagoon coastal study
Learning Focus: Geology, coastal processes, ecosystems
Day 3 – Island Ecosystems
Rottnest Island exploration with choice of guided activity i.e. cruise, segway, cycling, snorkelling
Learning Focus: Island ecosystems, conservation, tourism impacts
Day 4 – Marine Life & Urban Heritage
Rockingham dolphin swim and cruise
Perth city exploration including Bell Tower and Perth Mint
Learning Focus: Marine biology, heritage, human activity
Day 5 – Maritime History & Coastal Culture
If time permits; Fremantle exploration including WA Maritime Museum, markets and beaches
Learning Focus: Maritime history, coastal communities
Key Learning Areas
Subjects Supported
Geography
Science & Environmental Science
Sustainability Studies
Earth & Environmental Science
Curriculum Connections
Landforms and geological processes
Coastal and marine ecosystems
Human impact and conservation
Sustainability and environmental management
Suitability by Education Level
Primary School (Years 4–6)
Guided exploration of diverse environments
Secondary School (Years 7–12)
Fieldwork and inquiry-based learning
Tertiary & Vocational
Applied environmental and sustainability studies
Customisation Options
Adjust tour length or daily focus
Tailor learning outcomes by subject or year level
Incorporate assessment-linked activities
Suitable for single-school or multi-school groups
Plan Your Tasmania Educational Tour
Work with Team of Travel’s tour coordinators to tailor this itinerary to your students’ curriculum requirements, learning objectives and preferred travel dates.