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Transport in an air-conditioned 4WD bus with a maximum of 12 passengers per vehicle
Accommodation during the tour 13x in Hotels/Motels
Aerial Adventure Challenge in Pemberton
Meals
Free drinking water in bus
Comprehensive information kit in vehicles
English speaking guiding
German speaking guiding
Other languages on request by private charter option
24/7 English/German/French emergency assistance
Accommodation: DoubleTree by Hilton Perth, Northbridge
Your action-packed adventure begins with a sea kayaking tour around Penguin and Seal Islands, where playful sea lions and seabirds create a wildlife lover’s dream. Paddle through clear waters and explore this protected marine paradise. Later, we journey south along the coast to Bunbury, your gateway to tomorrow’s unforgettable dolphin encounter. Tonight, settle into your comfortable stay at Hotel Koombana Bay, just steps from the waterfront.
Accommodation: Hotel Koombana Bay
Today is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to swim with wild bottlenose dolphins in their natural environment—an exhilarating marine encounter guided by local experts. After drying off, we head to the iconic Busselton Jetty and explore the scenic wonders of Canal Rocks. As we roll into the world-famous Margaret River Wine Region, your resort stay sets the stage for tomorrow’s vineyard adventures.
Accommodation: Grande Escape Resort
Hop on a bike and cruise between renowned wineries, sipping premium wines while pedaling through Margaret River’s rolling vineyards. A gourmet picnic lunch fuels the journey before we continue south through majestic Karri forests to Cape Leeuwin, where two oceans meet in a dramatic display of nature’s power. Rest easy tonight in the charming town of Pemberton.
Accommodation: Pemberton Hotel
This morning, embrace your inner adventurer on a high ropes course among towering Karri trees—fun, thrilling, and unforgettable. Then it’s on to the Tree Top Walk in the Valley of the Giants, followed by a visit to the surreal Elephant Rocks and a refreshing dip in the turquoise waters of Green Pool. Tonight, we arrive in historic Albany, where comfort awaits at Quality Apartments Banksia.
Accommodation: Quality Suites Banksia Gardens, Albany
Lace up your hiking boots for a climb to Castle Rock and the Granite Skywalk—your reward: panoramic views over the Great Southern. Back in Albany, soak in sweeping vistas from Mount Clarence and capture nature’s drama at The Gap and Natural Bridge in Torndirrup National Park. With sea spray in the air and cameras full, the evening is yours to relax and unwind.
Accommodation: Quality Apartments Banksia Albany
Rise early for an invigorating hike to Bluff Knoll, the tallest peak in the Stirling Ranges. With wildflowers in bloom and sweeping mountain views, this hike is a highlight for nature lovers. Then we wind our way east through open plains to the beachside paradise of Esperance, where dazzling white sands and clear blue seas await.
Accommodation: Hospitality Motel, Esperance
Today we explore the legendary Great Ocean Drive, from pristine Twilight Beach to the pastel hues of Pink Lake. Then it’s off to Cape Le Grand National Park, home to Lucky Bay — Australia’s whitest beach — and its iconic kangaroos lounging on the sand. Bring your camera, towel, and sense of wonder—this is pure Western Australia magic.
Accommodation: Hospitality Motel, Esperance
Leave the coast behind as we head inland to Kalgoorlie, Australia’s gold mining heart. Try gold panning at Hannans North Tourist Mine, dive into the city’s colorful past at the museum, and experience Aussie tradition at a Two-Up shed. It’s a mix of history, heritage, and good old Outback charm.
Accommodation: The Plaza Hotel, Kalgoorlie
Start the day at the immense Super Pit, where massive trucks haul gold from deep within the earth. Then journey through remote red-dirt tracks to Hyden, a quiet Wheatbelt town nestled near tomorrow’s natural marvel. Look up tonight—this is stargazing country.
Accommodation: Wave Rock Motel, Hyden
Snap the perfect photo at Wave Rock, a 15-metre-high granite wave frozen in time. Our road trip continues through classic Wheatbelt towns and across the historic Mundaring Weir. By evening, we arrive in the bustling port city of Fremantle, where heritage charm meets modern flair.
Accommodation: Hotel Esplanade by Rydges, Fremantle
All aboard the ferry to Rottnest Island, a car-free haven of turquoise bays, coral reefs, and cute-as-a-button quokkas. Pedal scenic trails, discover secluded beaches, and enjoy the laid-back island vibe. Return by ferry in the evening with a camera roll full of unforgettable moments.
Accommodation: Hotel Esplanade by Rydges, Fremantle
Savor your morning exploring Fremantle’s markets, cafes, and convict-era streetscapes. Then cruise up the Swan River to Perth, where a city tour includes lush Kings Park and the buzzing CBD. Enjoy your final evening back at the DoubleTree in Northbridge with time for last-minute souvenirs or one last riverside stroll.
Accommodation: DoubleTree by Hilton Perth Northbridge
Our South West Australia adventure tour is more than just a road trip – it’s a once-in-a-lifetime journey through Western Australia’s most spectacular and diverse landscapes. From kayaking with sea lions and hiking Bluff Knoll, to wine tasting in Margaret River and spotting kangaroos on pristine beaches, this 14-day small-group adventure is packed with authentic local experiences.
We designed this tour for active travellers who want to:
Explore hidden gems and famous landmarks with expert local guides.
Connect with nature, wildlife, and culture in a meaningful way.
Travel in comfort with boutique accommodation and a maximum of 12 guests.
Whether it’s your first time in WA or you’re seeking a deeper connection with Australia’s wild south, this tour gives you the perfect mix of action, nature, and discovery — all without the hassle of planning or driving.
The South West Australia adventure tour includes a variety of enjoyable outdoor activities such as walking, scenic trails, cycling, kayaking, and forest or coastal exploration. Travellers should feel comfortable being active on most days and able to manage uphill paths, uneven terrain, and moderate adventure elements. A good general level of fitness will ensure you can fully enjoy the experience, but no technical skills or special training are required.
