• Dryandra Woodland - The Dryandra Woodlands is a rich biodiversity area featuring over 850 plant species, more than 100 bird species, and 24 mammals, including the endangered numbat and bilby. This woodland serves as a sanctuary for unique Australian wildlife such as echidnas, brush-tailed wallabies, woylies, quendas, and chuditch.

Upon arrival, visitors can enjoy a brief bush walk, spotting native animals and seasonal wildflowers before settling down for a picnic dinner in the forest. The guide will prepare a barbeque meal, complemented by fresh salads, cheese and biscuits, wine, and hot beverages.

After dinner, guests can take a scenic drive through the forest, where sunlight filters through the tree branches, casting long shadows and creating a magical flickering light on the forest floor. Keep an eye out for the numerous kangaroos in the area as they gracefully move through the trees.

• Barna Mia Nocturnal Wildlife Experience - Barna Mia is a distinctive wildlife sanctuary for some endangered mammals. Guides will offer a brief talk and video about the conservation efforts at Barna Mia. Following this, visitors will embark on a guided night walk, where they can sit and wait for the nocturnal creatures of Barna Mia to appear. Soon, the animals will entertain as they emerge from the darkness in search of food.

• Dryandra - To conclude the tour, participants will experience a Sound Healing session under the Milky Way with a 34-inch gong. The sky above is a stunning tapestry of stars, countless points of light stretching across the vast, dark expanse. The gong’s rhythm aligns with the earth’s slow pulse beneath and the timeless dance of the stars above. Each gong strike feels like a gentle invitation to delve deeper into the universe’s quiet mystery. The experience is almost spiritual, offering a sense of solitude without loneliness. It fosters a peaceful connection to something much larger, as if the stars themselves are part of the symphony of sound enveloping you.

• Entrance fees
• Dinner

Are you eager to encounter some of Australia’s most adorable native animals in their natural surroundings? The captivating Dryandra Woodlands is an essential conservation area brimming with distinctive wildlife. Discover the Dancing Hare (Mala), the agile Woylie, the Bilby with its large ears, the plump-tailed Boodie, the Brush Tailed Possum, and the very elusive Echidna. Large groups of Kangaroos also inhabit this area.

Visitors will have ample time to explore this biodiversity hotspot before indulging in a delightful picnic dinner in the forest, featuring barbecue-cooked meals and local wines. After completing the night tour of the wildlife sanctuary, there will be an opportunity to lie back and gaze at the stars to admire the Milky Way.

• Small group, maximum of 11 participants
• Enjoy a picturesque drive from Perth to the Dryandra Woodlands
• Savor a picnic dinner with local cuisine and beverages
• Participate in a unique guided night walk at Barna Mia wildlife sanctuary
• Unwind with sound healing in the forest
• Capture a photo under the Milky Way
• The tour is not suitable for children under 6 years of age
• Please message us about any dietary requirements you have for dinner

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.