My sister, visiting from the UK, loved the unspoiled beauty of the island and the respect ofr it's flora and fauna. She recognised the good management of the island's transport and also its waste management processes. We were very limited with time so only skimmed the surface, however the whole day, including lunch, was excellent. Just sorry we missed the museum as we got back from our bike ride after it had closed - I'm sure it would have been exceptional to experience more of the island's history.

Sue was our tour guide, very knowledgeable, friendly and always willing to help. 1st stop was The Dunes and Sue had sand boards ready for us, showed us how to use them, then helped us up The Dunes and down we went (on the boards) was fun, exciting and my first time. Lobster Shack for lunch, very fresh and mouth watering sea food. The Pinnacles next and wow!!! Spotted the kolas and the western grey kangaroo's which were just happy eating and letting us take pictures. 10/10 for Sue and the tour.

Great day out lovely island and so many beaches to see . The island does have shops and food places to eat however i would advise people you take your own items as it is expensive. I did the bike hire on a really hot day and it was very tough with the heat the island does have alot of hills so if you are not very fit i would recommend you take the bus tour .

Very informative and entertaining. Our guide was very knowledgeable, friendly and easy to hear. The only problem was the confusion over the meeting point. Getyourguide told us on our ticket to meet at the green cactus in Forrest Place but Oh Hey WA sent an email saying the start was at Yagan square. Luckily they were close to each other!

I am a cyclist and was a little weary about what type of bike I would be riding as I am used to riding carbon road bikes. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the bikes were to ride. I had heaps of fun. the whole trip was money well spent and worth every penny. i will be back