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Goldrush Tours commenced operation in 1973 and over the past four decades has grown to become a large privately owned luxury coach company in Western Australia. Their coach captains/ tour guides are chosen for their love of people and commitment to being the best in the business. They are local area specialised and subject to ongoing training of the highest standard. Goldrush Tours' extensive fleet of 5-star luxury coaches and mid-sized tour buses can accommodate any sized gathering. They are happy to tailor itineraries to suit special interest groups or individuals and can mobilise a private charter Australia-wide on short notice. They can comfortably transport 1,000 people at any one time.At Goldrush Tours they are serious about safety and the duty of care to their passengers. A rigorous maintenance program ensures all of their vehicles are thoroughly maintained to the highest standard.Tours are only available on request for bookings of 10 or more people. Once a group booking is received, the balance of available seats will be made available to sell to the general public.Please check their upcoming tours page for the next guaranteed departure.

Sit back and relax as the train stops at many of the attractions throughout the city.Enjoy the sights of Mt Charlotte Lookout, Superpit Lookout, Boulder Town Hall, Signpost Racing Museum, Chunky Timbers and Museum of the Goldfields.

This fully guided experience is a great way to see some of Kalgoorlie-Boulder's most iconic attractions, including the famous Super pit, the heritage buildings of Hannan St in Kalgoorlie and Burt St in Boulder, the world-renowned Goatcher curtain at the Boulder Town Hall and Western Australia's largest gold nugget, housed in 'The Vault' at the Museum of the Goldfields.Join fellow travellers from all over the world to discover the sights and stories of Kalgoorlie-Boulder in the heart of Western Australia's Goldfields region. Your tour begins with a warm welcome from the team at the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Visitor Centre, located in the heritage-listed Kalgoorlie Town Hall and home to the original statue of Kalgoorlie's most famous prospector – Paddy Hannan.Your friendly driver-guide will transport you on a journey of discovery for the next 2.5 hours. As you travel along Hannan St, listen out for the onboard commentary to hear stories of the Western Australian Goldrush of 1893 and the extraordinary ingenuity of prospectors who came from all parts of the globe to discover their fortune. Visitors will not only learn about mining of yesteryear but also witness the extraordinary scale of mining operations in the Goldfields today. Visitors will meet some colourful Outback characters and gain an insight into life in a gold mining town.

Join their family on an authentic bushfood foraging tour in the heart of Australia's Golden Outback. Discover nature’s bounty as they gather, prepare and taste the traditional bushfoods and medicine plants that have sustained the Tjupan people in this harsh desert environment for millennia.Sample the sweetest of bushfoods, the prized honeypot ant. Derived from the sweet nectar gathered from desert flowers, the honey from the honeypot ants has been an important part of the traditional desert diet for millennia. Other traditional foods that they forage for on tour include witchetty grubs, a high source of protein, and seasonal nuts and fruits including quandong, bush pear and sandalwood nuts.Foraging Bushtucker has always been a family-focused part of traditional Tjupan life. Young children, mothers, aunties and grandmothers played a roll in this essential part of this cultural activity. Foraging, learning to track animals and identify food sources was an important part of a child’s education.Gather round the campfire for billy tea, damper and slow-cooked stew served with captivating cultural stories and colourful bush yarns. Learn about the traditional lifestyles of the Tjupan people and how they still practice cultural ways on Country today.