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Why Travellers Choose Pemberton Discovery Tours
For more than 25 years we've been helping visitors from across the globe discover the hidden side of Pemberton. Rather than tell you why we think you'll enjoy the experience, here's what others have said.
🏆 Awards & Recognition
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Advanced Ecotourism Certified
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Golden Guide Award
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Australian Top Tour Guide Silver
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Tourism Awards
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Tiny Tourism Town involvement
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Dream Collective
⭐ Guest Reviews
What Our Guests Say
For more than 25 years, we've welcomed visitors from around Australia and around the world to discover the hidden side of Pemberton.
More than 760 independent reviews across trusted travel platforms, including Tripadvisor, Viator, Google and GetYourGuide consistently highlight the same themes.
Our guests frequently mention:
🌿 Graeme's local knowledge and storytelling.
🌲 Access to places they would never have discovered on their own.
🚙 The unique combination of ancient karri forests, towering Yeagarup Dunes and the wild Southern Ocean in a single tour.
🐦 Opportunities to see wildlife, learn about the environment and experience Pemberton at a relaxed pace.
🥪 Fresh local food and thoughtful attention to dietary requirements.
👨👩👧 Small group experiences that feel personal rather than rushed.
⭐ Many guests describe the Beach & Forest Eco Adventure as one of the highlights of their Western Australia holiday.
We're incredibly grateful to everyone who has taken the time to share their experience. Your feedback continues to inspire us and helps future visitors discover the remarkable landscapes of Pemberton.
Read our latest guest reviews →
🌏 International Media
Over the past 25 years we've welcomed travellers, media and travel trade representatives from across the globe.
Our experiences have recently been featured in:
🇲🇾 Malaysia
🇸🇬 Singapore
🇩🇪 Germany
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
🇮🇳 India
🇦🇺 Australia
Links to some of the articles in our travel guide (exerpt below).



🌿 Sustainability
Protecting the places we visit is at the heart of everything we do.
As an Advanced Ecotourism Certified operator, we're committed to providing memorable experiences while helping conserve the forests, beaches and national parks that make Pemberton so special.
Our commitment extends beyond our tours through initiatives such as community beach clean-ups, supporting local conservation projects, reducing our environmental footprint and working closely with organisations that care for Western Australia's natural and cultural heritage.
Sustainability is an ongoing journey, and we're proud to play our part in ensuring these remarkable landscapes can be enjoyed by future generations.
Learn more about Our Eco Journey →
🤝 Community
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Visitor Centre
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Bush Fire Brigade
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Trails
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Pemberton YES Cadets
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Community events
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Local schools
♿ Accessibility
Everyone should have the opportunity to experience the natural beauty of Pemberton.
Pemberton Discovery Tours is committed to making our experiences as accessible and inclusive as possible. We provide detailed accessibility information to help guests understand what to expect before they book, and we're always happy to discuss individual requirements.
Our Accessibility Guide includes information about vehicle access, walking distances, terrain, toilet facilities, mobility considerations and other practical details to help you choose the experience that's right for you.
View our Accessibility Information →
Need something not covered in our guide? Please contact us before booking. We're happy to discuss your individual requirements and help create a tour suitable for you.
📍 Trusted By
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Ecotourism Australia (Green Travel Guide)
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ATIC
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DBCA
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Pemberton Visitor Centre
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Munda Biddi Trail Foundation
OUR FRIENDS, BUSINESSES & PEOPLE WE RECOMMEND
Australia’s South West is an adventure-filled paradise brimming with remarkable landscapes, epic experiences, and friendly locals. For those eager to explore the very best this region has to offer, let us guide you on an unforgettable journey along the South West Edge, a dream road trip route from Peel to Esperance that takes in the best of the coast, the forest, and everything in between.
South West Edge Journey: Your Adventure Awaits
Stop 1: Peel and Rockingham
Begin your journey by taking a dolphin-watching cruise with Rockingham Wild Encounters. Their swim-with-dolphins experience is a must-try, offering a unique chance to observe these playful creatures up close in their natural habitat.
Stop 2: Penguin Island and Mandurah
Visit Penguin Island, a nature reserve and home to Western Australia's largest colony of little penguins. Afterwards, reconnect with nature through Salt and Bush Eco Tours in Mandurah, offering immersive outdoor experiences designed around sustainability and local culture.
Stop 3: Bunbury
Head towards Bunbury, where you can meet the dolphins at the Dolphin Discovery Centre or take part in a cultural tour with Troy Bennell Tours, a local Aboriginal guide who shares Indigenous stories and bush tucker knowledge.
Stop 4: Busselton and Margaret River
Busselton is home to the longest timber-piled jetty in the southern hemisphere, the Busselton Jetty. It's a perfect location for eco-friendly marine activities like snorkeling and scuba diving. In Margaret River, discover the region's natural beauty and Indigenous heritage with Koomal Dreaming or choose from an array of eco-conscious tours like Margaret River Discovery Tours or McLeod Tours.
This year we will be attending ATE25 with Stephen Hayman from Harvest Tours, so watch this space! His tours include haldf and full day wine tours, to multi day adventures.
Stop 5: Nannup
In Nannup, marvel at the lavender fields at the Nannup Lavender Farm, sample sustainably-produced beverages at the Nannup Brewery, and explore Chestnut Brae, a sweet chestnut farm practicing regenerative agriculture.
Stop 6: Manjimup
Journey to Manjimup, where the Manjimup Heritage Park offers an eco-friendly look into the region's significant timber industry. Stop by Gatsby's, a unique cabaret lounge adding a dash of culture and entertainment to your trip.
Stop 7: Pemberton
Arrive in Pemberton for a wide range of eco-friendly experiences. Discover the local forests with Pemberton Discovery Tours, climb Gloucester Tree or Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree, and admire the cascading Beedelup Falls. Stay at a choice of many accommodation venues (ask the Pemberton Visitors Centre to assist in your booking) or try out our WA Wilderness camping in the Warren National Park where we do basically all the preparation for you!
Stop 8: Northcliffe
Venture to Northcliffe to discover Understory Art & Nature Trail, an art walk set in native bushland, and hike up Mt Chudalup, a granite peak offering panoramic views of the region.
Stay tuned as the next leg of our eco-friendly South West Edge Journey takes you through Walpole, Albany, and Esperance, where more sustainable and awe-inspiring experiences await.
Where to stay?
Looking for somewhere to stay? Here are accommodation options in and around Pemberton. If you'd like personalised advice or help with booking, the friendly team at the Pemberton Visitor Centre can help you find the accommodation that best suits your visit.
Clover Cottage Country Retreat
Gloucester Motel (budget accommodation)
Jaspers Tree Campground
Pemberton Hotel (Best Western)
Pemberton Karri Valley Chalets








