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Bubbles and Botanicals Hike

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Bubbles and Botanicals Hike
When
02:00pm - 05:00pm, Friday, 23 September 2022
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Where
At Wadjuk Carpark Wadjuk Way, Kings Park WA 6005, Australia
Phone
1300 038 924
Email
hello@hikecollective.com.au
Website
www.hikecollective.com.au
Categories
Guided Walks and Tours, Perth Events, Kings Park Festival

Experience the fabulous florals of one of the world’s largest wildflower displays in Kings Park as you enjoy a 5 km guided hike through the botanicals, followed by the tasty delights of a grazing and sweet board and glass of bubbles nestled amongst Lemon-scented gums and the floral scents of spring in the world's largest inner-city park.

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