Australia Travel | Sandboarding, Lobster, and Pinnacles Desert

About 260km north of Perth, Western Australia, lies the unique Pinnacles Desert. The stones here seem to grow from the ground, with large and small rock formations concentrated in this area. It's truly a curious sight~ Such a unique landscape is a must-see! Just viewing the Pinnacles might be a bit dull, so why not go sandboarding and enjoy a delicious lobster 🦞 on the way? 🚩One-day tour route north of Perth: 🔻8:10-10:20 Perth ➡️ Lancelin Sand Dunes 🚗Approx. 140km 🔻10:20-11:00 Sandboarding Climb the towering white sand dunes with some effort, and then slide down. It's exhilarating! Not only children but also adults will have a blast! If you're not feeling adventurous, you can watch others from the bottom or play with the unique white sand. 📌Sandboarding equipment rentals are available on-site. 🔻12:00-13:20 Visit the Lobster Shack You can follow a guide or explore the lobster factory on your own. You'll see staff working diligently in the pools and lively lobsters. After the tour, enjoy a lobster feast at the factory's restaurant! 🔻13:20-13:40 Lake Thetis This is a hidden gem! Don't miss this fantastic free attraction if you're driving! The stromatolites in the lagoon are a unique feature, formed by fossilized algae and bacteria. Be careful not to step on them. If you're lucky, you might spot lizards in the surrounding grass. I saw a blue-tongued lizard 🦎. 🔻14:00-15:00 Pinnacles Part of Nambung National Park, the Pinnacles may look like stones, but they're not entirely stones. Some are fossilized trees. Weathering has caused sand and stones to gradually cover the dead trees, creating this magical stone array. 🔻15:00-17:30 Return trip 🚗Approx. 200km