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Pinnacles Desert Sunset Stargazing Tour
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24 Nov
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25 Nov
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27 Nov
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Pinnacles Sunset Stargazing Tour
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Duration: 9 hours
Pickup included
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Next availability: Today, 24 Nov
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NZD 222
Highlights
Professional Telescopes and Binoculars to view planets, star clusters, nebuals and galaxies.
See the native plants used by the Aborigines for food, medicine and tool making in season
Enjoy a barbeque dinner in the desert under the stars with a glass of wine.
Take a photo of the moon using your smartphone attached to our telescope.
Hear stories from the Dreamtime about the night sky, created by the world's first astronomers, the Indigenous Australians.
Itinerary
Lancelin Sand Dunes
50 minsAdmission Ticket IncludedStop at the Bakery for a toilet stop and food if you are hungry. Then we drive to the pure white, giant sand dunes where you can try sandboarding. Also a great place to take photos.Nilgen Lookout
25 minsAdmission Ticket IncludedA beautiful nature reserve where we stop to see wildflowers in season. We either stop here or Hangover Bay depending on the weather and the group on the day.Hangover Bay
20 minsAdmission Ticket IncludedA beautiful little secluded bay that was used as a meeting place by local Aboriginal Tribes. See the plant the Aborigines used to make fishing nets as well as numerous other plants used as Bush Tucker and Medicine. If we stop at Nilgen Nature Reserve we generally don't have time to stop here as well.The Pinnacles
2 hoursAdmission Ticket IncludedSee the magnificent Pinnacles Desert at sunset. Enjoy a barbeque dinner with wine followed by stargazing with Telescopes and Astro Binoculars. Here Dreamtime stories of the night sky created by the world's first astronomers, the Australian Aborginals.
What's included
INCLUDED
Dreamtime stories
Local guide
Desert Night Sky Tour
National Park fees
Use astro binoculars and telescope equipment
Dinner
GST (Goods and Services Tax)
Air-conditioned vehicle
Live commentary on board
All activities
Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)
NOT INCLUDED
We don't provide lunch or afternoon tea. It is best to have a late breakfast or lunch before thetour
Customer reviews
Review summary
Powered by AIThe Pinnacles Desert Sunset Stargazing Tour is highly praised for its knowledgeable and friendly guides, well-organized itinerary, and stunning views of the night sky. Customers enjoyed activities like sandboarding, BBQ dinners, and stargazing, with many recommending the tour for its memorable and unique experience.
Additional information
Must Know
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Good To Know
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Please bring a bottle of water and warm clothes for the evening, it can get quite cold in the Pinnacles Desert.
Children under 7yo require their own seats and restraints. Please contact us upon booking.
Location
Address
13 Whitfield St, Gingin Road, 102, Lancelin, Western Australia, Australia 6044
Provider
Lumineer Adventure Tours
It was a fantastic tour! Sandboarding was a very fun experience in a beautiful setting. The kids enjoyed it tremendously. The tour was well organized, with experienced guides. The diner delicious. They even managed the unexpected fat tire very well, despite the additional wait. The stargazing at Pinnacle was amazing. We saw so much, from Atlas comet to Saturne. Remember to dress warmly and bring a real camera. Phone can’t do justice to the beauty of the sky. Absolutely worth it!
The Pinnacles Desert Sunset Stargazing Tour is a truly unique experience that combines stunning natural landscapes with the beauty of the night sky
The tour was very well organized. Started with a half hour of fun sliding down the sand dunes, followed by a short stop at Hangover Bay. The highlight is the PInnacles at sunset. Beautiful. Then we had a simple but filling and delicious BBQ in the desert. A very nice experience. Unfortunately, we were unable to see much stars due to the thick cloud cover. The guides made up for the disappointment with funny jokes and quips. Then, finally a long journey back to Perth.