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Ningaloo Reef – Glass Bottom Boat Cruise & Snorkelling Experience
Hutt Lagoon (Pink Lake)
Kalbarri – Rock Lobster Pot Pull Boat Trip
Shark Bay – Hamelin Pool Stromatolites
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A 13-day adventure like no other. What other trip offers the chance to visit the towering natural limestone Pinnacles, snorkel the waters of Ningaloo Reef – and meet a whale shark (they’re harmless, don’t worry!) – enjoy bush-tucker with the Nhanda and Malgana people, catch rock lobsters, go dolphin spotting, and more?
After a coastal extravaganza, we all need to go a little wild west sometimes. From ancient gorges and cool rock walls to warm breezes, red clay, and sparkling water, this is the tour that really lets you experience the power of nature. An epic experience centred on the spectacular Karijini National Park.
Get ready to really feel the dirt, sand, and water between your toes. Deep breath. This is Australia.
Your adventure starts with a welcome meeting in Perth at 8.30am before we set out for the trendy seaside resort of Geraldton. But this isn’t just any journey. We’ll stop off along the way to take in the largest dunes in WA and the mysterious alien-like limestone towers of the Pinnacles at Nambung National Park, as well as checking out the Leaning Trees of Greenough and the lovely Jurien Bay, where you might spot a sea lion or two. In Geraldton, have an orientation drive around town before dinner, drinks, and a chance to get to know everyone.
Included Activities
● Visit to the largest dunes in WA
● Walk through the mysterious alien-like limestone towers of the Pinnacles at Nambung National Park
● Geraldton orientation tour & the stunning HMAS memorial lookout
Included Meals
● None
Accommodation – Hospitality Inn Geraldton
After a leisurely breakfast, we head to historical Northampton, one of the oldest towns in Western Australia. We’ll catch some heritage buildings dating back to the 1800s, and meet the artists at a First Nations gallery.
Next up: the Pink Lake at Hutt Lagoon, which truly lives up to its name, before gazing in awe at the wind-eroded sandstone of Nature’s Window, the spectacular Z-Bend Gorge, and the Kalbarri Skywalk at Kalbarri National Park.
Included Activities
● Northampton – First Nations community art gallery visit
● Pink Lake at Hutt Lagoon
● Kalbarri National Park – Z Bend, Nature’s Window & Kalbarri Skywalk
Included Meals
● Breakfast
Accommodation – Kalbarri Edge Resort
Day four begins with breakfast and an unmissable opportunity to meet Monkey Mia’s famous dolphins – they’re wild but friendly, often swimming close to shore. After this serene start, we explore more of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area with a visit to Shell Beach, a dazzling stretch of coastline made entirely of tiny white shells. Then it’s off to Eagle Bluff, where you might spot sharks, rays, or dugongs from the elevated boardwalk.
The afternoon takes us inland to the remote town of Carnarvon, known for its fruit plantations and laid-back atmosphere. After a scenic drive through the Outback, we settle in for the night and rest up for tomorrow’s reef adventure.
Included Activities
● Monkey Mia – Dolphin viewing experience
● Shark Bay World Heritage Area – Shell Beach & Eagle Bluff
Included Meals
● Breakfast
Accommodation – Carnarvon Motel
Start your day with breakfast before heading out with Parks & Wildlife experts for a memorable dolphin-spotting experience. These bottlenose dolphins are regular visitors to the area, and you’ll have a chance to observe them while learning about their behavior and habitat.
Afterward, you’ll visit the Hamelin Pool Marine Nature Reserve, where you’ll see some of the world’s oldest living fossils—stromatolites—thriving in this unique environment. The rest of the afternoon is yours to enjoy as you please. Walk along the beaches, explore the dunes, unwind by the pool, or simply soak up the serenity of Monkey Mia.
As evening approaches, you have the option to join a sunset cruise. Sip a drink as you glide across the calm waters and keep your eyes peeled for dugongs, the gentle sea cows that occasionally grace the area with their presence.
Included Activities
● Dolphin-spotting with Parks & Wildlife experts
● Visit to Hamelin Pool Marine Nature Reserve
Optional Activity
● Sunset cruise with a chance to spot dugongs
Included Meals
● Breakfast
Accommodation – Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort
Today offers a slower pace, starting with breakfast before heading out for a brief but meaningful photo stop at the Carnarvon Space and Technology Centre. This historic site once supported NASA’s Gemini, Apollo, and Skylab programs, and still stands as a proud reminder of Australia’s contribution to space exploration.
We continue to the Gascoyne Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre, where you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the region’s land, stories, and people. Through engaging exhibits and local voices, you’ll explore the culture and resilience of the area’s First Nations custodians.
Next, we’ll snap some fun photos at the Carnarvon Cactus Farm, a quirky and colorful local favorite. Then it’s time to travel along the Gascoyne Food Trail, sampling fresh local produce from one of Western Australia’s most fertile regions. Think tropical fruits, artisanal ice cream, and homegrown treats.
This evening is yours to enjoy at your own pace. Take a walk along the peaceful foreshore or dine at a local restaurant with ocean views.
Included Activities
● Photo stop at Carnarvon Space and Technology Centre
● Visit to Gascoyne Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre
● Journey along the Gascoyne Food Trail
Included Meals
● Breakfast
Accommodation – Hospitality Inns Carnarvon
Today we are off to Coral Bay, home to the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef, the world’s largest fringing reef. We’ll embark on a glass-bottom boat tour and snorkel experience to explore the vibrant marine life, with up to 250 species of coral and 500 species of fish beneath the surface.
Later, we’ll continue along the coast to visit the Vlamingh Head Lighthouse. From this historic lookout, enjoy panoramic views over the Indian Ocean and the reef stretching along the coastline. It’s a perfect spot to take in the rugged beauty of Western Australia’s northwest.
We then head to the laid-back town of Exmouth, where you’ll have time to relax and reflect on the day’s incredible experiences.
Included Activities
● Visit Ningaloo Reef on a glass-bottom boat tour and snorkel experience
● Visit Vlamingh Head Lighthouse with breathtaking views
Included Meals
● Breakfast
Accommodation – Ningaloo Lodge Exmouth
It’s your day to explore Exmouth your way. Whether you’re craving adventure or relaxation, there’s something unforgettable waiting for you.
Choose from a variety of optional experiences. For those drawn to the ocean, this is your chance to swim alongside the majestic whale sharks or graceful manta rays in the pristine waters of Ningaloo Reef. Prefer to stay dry? Opt for a whale-watching cruise or simply soak in the natural beauty of the coast.
If land-based exploration is more your style, lace up your boots and take a day tour through Cape Range National Park. Discover rugged limestone ranges, deep canyons, and the striking contrast of red earth and turquoise sea.
This flexible day is yours to shape, and your guide is available to help arrange any experiences you’d like to join.
Optional Activities
● Swim with whale sharks or manta rays
● Whale-watching cruise
● Day tour to Cape Range National Park
● Other local tours and experiences
Included Meals
● Breakfast
Accommodation – Ningaloo Lodge Exmouth
It’s time to say goodbye to some of your fellow travellers after breakfast and begin the second part of our journey from Exmouth. Today is a free day to enjoy the many activities that Exmouth and the surrounding area have to offer.
You might take a refreshing dip at nearby Town Beach, join a sunset cruise on Exmouth Gulf (keep an eye out for whales during the season), or simply unwind and enjoy the town’s relaxed vibe. For those wanting to explore more, consider a visit to one of the excellent local breweries or a return to the reef for another marine adventure.
Optional Activities
● Swim with whale sharks or manta rays
● Day tour to Cape Range National Park
● Sunset cruise on Exmouth Gulf
● Visit to local breweries or Town Beach
Included Meals
● Breakfast
Accommodation – Ningaloo Lodge Exmouth
Today you will meet your new guide at 8am, ready to begin the next leg of your journey inland. We’ll start the day with a morning tea stop at Bullara Station, a working cattle station known for its friendly outback charm—and its famous fresh scones served with tea and coffee.
From there, we continue our journey with a refueling stop at the iconic Nanutarra Roadhouse before making our way to Cheela Plains Station. Nestled between Karijini National Park and Ningaloo Reef, Cheela Plains offers a lush and peaceful oasis surrounded by the dramatic beauty of the Pilbara landscape. As evening falls, you can take in the magic of the outback sunset or gaze up at the stars in one of Australia’s clearest skies.
Included Activities
Visit Bullara Station for the chance to try their famous scones
Optional Activities (Free)
Sunset Hill Walk – Watch the sunset over the Pilbara with a sundowner in hand
Stargazing – See the Milky Way like never before
Included Meals
None. Dinner is available at Red Plains Café (check with your guide) or guests may self-cater in the camp kitchen. You’ll have chances to purchase meal supplies throughout the journey, and a refrigerator onboard will keep your items fresh.
Accommodation – Cheela Plains Station
After breakfast, we’ll head toward Karijini National Park, known for its stunning deep gorges and crystal-clear waters — perfect for embracing your wild side. On the way, we’ll stop in Tom Price, Western Australia’s highest town, giving you another chance to stock up on supplies or explore the area.
Once at Karijini, you’ll have the chance to discover the dramatic Hammersley Gorge. Wander through the bush, take a refreshing swim in the cool water, or simply relax and soak in the natural beauty. It’s your day to enjoy as you please.
Included Activities
Visit the mining town of Tom Price
Explore Hammersley Gorge with a refreshing swim in its cool waters
Included Meals
None. Guests may dine in Tom Price or prepare their own meals using the camp kitchen. A refrigerator is available onboard to keep your food fresh.
Accommodation – Tom Price Tourist Park
Today promises another day of spectacular scenery and breathtaking views. We begin at Weano Gorge, where you’ll want to set aside time for some amazing photos. Then, take the walk to Hancock Gorge and Kermit’s Pool, often described as a ‘journey to the centre of the earth’ — descend between towering walls and experience the awe-inspiring landscape. You’ll also have the chance to visit Handrail Pool.
After resurfacing, we’ll travel to Dales Gorge. Here, take an invigorating dip at Fern Pool and Fortescue Falls before heading to our private bush camp. Tonight, enjoy camping under the stars and truly connect with the vast southern sky.
Included Activities
Explore Weano Gorge
Hancock Gorge and Kermit’s Pool hike
Invigorating dip at Fern Pool and Fortescue Falls in Dales Gorge
Optional Activities (Free)
Dales Gorge loop hike
Handrail Pool
Karijini Stargazing Tours
Included Meals
None. BBQ packs with salad are available from us, or you can self-cater using the BBQ facilities. You’ll have opportunities to purchase your own food supplies, with a refrigerator onboard to keep everything fresh.
Accommodation – Private Permanent Bush Camp
Today we begin our journey back, stopping once again at the familiar Nanutarra Roadhouse before continuing on to Bullara Station. Here you can unwind and soak in the atmosphere, with the chance to enjoy some of the live music that has made this area famous. It’s the perfect place to relax and share stories from the road.
Included Activities
Relaxation time at Bullara Station
Optional Activities (Free)
Live music performances (schedule permitting)
Campfire gatherings (bring your own drinks) to connect with fellow travelers
Leisurely station walks
Visits with station animals
Included Meals
None included. Guests may pre-book meals through the guide on day two, purchase Bullara Station BBQ packs, or self-cater using the camp kitchen. You’ll have opportunities to buy your own supplies during the trip, with a refrigerator onboard to keep everything fresh.
Accommodation – Bullara Station
Today we leave the red Pilbara behind as we arrive in the stunning coastal town of Coral Bay. Take your time to relax and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere. You might want to snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of Ningaloo Reef, swim along the beach, or simply explore the town at your own pace. Don’t miss grabbing a sweet treat from the local bakery to complete your day.
Later, we will assist with transfers to your onward destinations, marking the end of this unforgettable journey. Thank you for traveling with us!
Included Activities
Visit Coral Bay
Optional Activities (Paid on tour)
Snorkel hire
Ningaloo Reef snorkelling boat trips
Kayak and stand-up paddleboard hire
Included Meals
None. Guests may enjoy breakfast at Bullara Station Cafe and lunch options in Coral Bay or self-cater.
Accommodation
None. Need help booking post-tour accommodation? Get in touch and we’ll assist you.