Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Tour & Hike
Western Australia, Perth
Explore the Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre on an exclusive OTBT guided tour. Meet the animals, learn about conservation efforts, followed by a scenic hike with a morning tea break.
Perth Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Tour & Hike
This guided tour at Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre in the Perth Hills suits wildlife enthusiasts interested in native species and conservation.
Description
Explore the Perth Hills with a 75-minute guided tour at Kaarakin, a sanctuary focused on rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing endangered black cockatoos. Learn about conservation efforts and meet the permanent feathered residents who represent their species.
See free-roaming kangaroos, emus, guinea fowl, and possibly peacocks. Discover the significance of dingoes as Australia’s apex land predator. Inside Jack’s Interactive Aviary, experience black cockatoos up close, with some birds possibly landing on you for a gumnut snack.
After the tour, participate in a 3km guided hike through native bushland. Listen for wild cockatoo calls and enjoy morning tea on a granite outcrop with views of Perth’s city skyline. $20 from every ticket supports Kaarakin’s conservation work.
Off The Beaten Track WA provides trained guides, two-way communication devices, personal location beacons, and operates as a fully licensed and insured Western Australian tourism business.
Highlights
- Explore black cockatoo rescue and conservation efforts
- Meet Kaarakin’s permanent bird residents
- Observe free-roaming kangaroos, emus, guinea fowl, and peacocks
- Interact with cockatoos in Jack’s Interactive Aviary
- Enjoy a 3km guided hike through native bushland with morning tea
Includes
- 75-minute guided tour at Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre
- $20 from every ticket supports Kaarakin conservation
- 3km scenic hike led by experienced OTBT guides
- Nutritious morning tea provided
- Complimentary hiking poles and guidance
- Sunscreen and insect repellent supplied
- Photo stops at viewpoints
- Access to all experience photos via a private Facebook group
- Opportunities to discover native flora and wildlife
Excludes
- Transport to and from the starting location
Important Information
- What to bring: Backpack with 2L water, camera, personal first aid or medications, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, sturdy hiking or walking shoes, raincoat and warm layer
- Terrain: 3km hike suitable for beginner hikers with minor ascents and descents on mixed pea gravel and rocky tracks; requires reasonable fitness
- Accessibility: Suitable for people with cognitive disabilities, ASD, low hearing or vision; notify guides for adaptations to support participation
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book early to secure your place. The best time to visit is during mild weather for comfortable hiking conditions.
