Excursion Wheelchiar accessible: geraldton hightlights tour at Perth

Experience Geraldton

Enjoy a relaxed, fully accessible half-day tour of Geraldton, designed to comfortably accommodate guests using wheelchairs. Discover the town’s rich history, scenic viewpoints, and cultural landmarks at a gentle, unhurried pace.

Scenic Drive and Memorial Visit

Depart the pier aboard an accessible coach for a panoramic drive through this picturesque coastal town. Learn about Geraldton’s proud fishing heritage as you visit the HMAS Sydney II Memorial on Mt. Scott. This poignant site, honoring the 645 crew lost in 1941, features accessible pathways and viewing areas that offer beautiful outlooks over the city and a meaningful experience.

Architectural and Cultural Highlights

Continue to the stunning St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, a masterpiece designed by Monsignor John Hawes. The cathedral provides ramp access, allowing guests to explore its impressive dome and elegant interior comfortably.

Local Flavor and Maritime History

Enjoy morning tea and coffee at a welcoming local café renowned for its house-made treats and friendly service. The final stop is the Museum of Geraldton, which offers full wheelchair access throughout its galleries. Discover the region’s maritime history, including exhibits on Dutch shipwrecks such as the Batavia, Gilt Dragon, Zuytdorp, and Zeewijk. The museum also features engaging interactive displays that share stories of local Aboriginal culture and the natural environment.

After exploring the museum, reboard the accessible coach for the short return trip to the pier, concluding a memorable and comfortably paced visit to Geraldton.

Note

Please Note: This tour is designed to be accessible for guests on a wheelchair who can transfer to a seat. Full time wheelchair users, are kindly requested to contact shoreconcierge@silversea.com in order to provide further details and determine if the tour is suitable for them. The tour route avoids steps and stairs. An accessible vehicle with a wheelchair lift or ramp will be used for transportation. Guides are not allowed to push wheelchairs. The number of accessible vehicles is extremely limited and guests are encouraged to make their accessible shore excursion reservations in advance.