Sunset tour - Wooleen Station

Dec 16

Australia’s largest monitor lizard, the perentie, enjoying the late afternoon sun at Wooleen Station

If you’re heading to Wooleen Station, the sunset tour running several days a week is a must-do. Informative, educational and fun with a cheeky wine as you watch the sun going down.

Station owner David Pollock conducts the sunset tour several times a week

Pastoralist and tourism operator, David Pollock shows the revegetation during the sunset tour of Wooleen Station

David runs the sunset tour several times a week - a must-do for campers and house-guests alike.

David shows before and after views to demonstrate the success of the revegetation on Wooleen Station

A rock wallaby, well camouflaged on Budara Rock at Wooleen Station

David Pollock explains the cultural significance of the caves at Budara Rock to the Wadjarri Yamatji people

The rock at the cave's entrance with the indents made from grinding

David Pollock shares his knowledge and a laugh with one of the guests at Wooleen Station

Budara Rock at Wooleen Station is a perfect vantage point to watch the sunset

David Pollock leads Wooleen Station's guests up Budara Rock to enjoy a wine and watch the sunset.

Wooleen guests climb Budara Rock to enjoy the sunset

Australia's largest monitor lizard, the perentie enjoying the last warmth of the sun on Budara Rock at Wooleen Station

Wooleen Station's guests climb Budara to get a good vantage point on the sunset tour

Happy guests at Wooleen Station, enjoying a wine on the sunset tour.

Drinks and nibbles on the sunset tour at Wooleen Station in the Murchison

A final photo as the sun goes down on the Wooleen Station sunset tour

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