Start your epic journey escaping the city and taking in the pristine sights of Wallaroo beach on the Yorke Peninsula, before strolling along South Australia’s longest jetty at Port Germein. In the afternoon you’ll be arriving at Mt Remarkable National Park in the Southern Flinders to enjoy marvellous sights, bushwalks, and unique flora and fauna. Tonight, you’ll be sleeping under the stars at Mambray Creek Campground.

Travelling today: 320km
Meal(s) included: Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast, get ready for a morning hike through Davey’s Gully, with views of the Spencer Gulf to enjoy. Then it’s time to make your way to the Eyre Peninsula, with a couple stops along the way for a lunch stop and a quick look at Kimba’s iconic Silo art. Now it’s time for the highlight of the day, the stunningly wild Eyre Peninsula with breathtaking coastal drives, empty beaches with sand as white as snow, panoramic cliff views, and an abundance of wildlife. Here you’ll take part in some thrilling sandboarding down the sand dunes as well as visit the enchanting Talia caves, before heading to Coodlie Park Farm Retreat for the night.

Travelling today: 450km
Meal(s) included: Breakfast, Dinner

The highlights of today take place in Baird Bay – where you can choose to join an epic tour to swim with wild sea lions and dolphins on a 3 hour cruise (optional extra). As well as sea lions and dolphins this area of Australia is known for its thriving marine life. After a hearty picnic lunch, learn to catch a wave with a surf lesson, or opt out and wander the beautiful shores. Tonight’s accommodation is at Penong Caravan Park.

Travelling today: 340km
Meal(s) included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Settle in today for an epic drive along the Nullarbor Plain – one of Australia’s most renowned landscapes. With dramatic cliffs and coastal views, known as the ‘Edge of Australia’ and the Bunda Cliffs, you won’t forget this journey in a hurry. See the famous animals crossing sign and be ready to take photos of the crossing Camels, Kangaroos, Wombats and more. After lunch at the iconic Nullarbor Roadhouse with time to marvel at the ruins of an old telegraph station, you’ll be crossing into Western Australia for an unforgettable night bush camping in the Nullabor under insane starry skies, surrounded by wildlife.

Travelling today: 800km
Meal(s) included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast in the wilderness of the Nullarbor, continue along Australia’s longest straight road – the 90 Mile Straight- before arriving into the outback town of Balladonia. Lots of unique history to learn about here with the 1976 Skylab space station crashing. This afternoon you’ll be arriving in Cape Le Grand National Park, an absolute highlight of your trip, with stunningly turquoise seas and pristine beaches as well as vast and luscious bushlands. Spend some relaxing downtime on the beach here in Esperance and swim in the perfect waters. Spend the next two nights in the paradise that is Lucky Bay.

Travelling today: 600km
Meal(s) included: Breakfast, Dinner

Today, relax and explore more of the wonderful beaches along Cape Le Grand National Park and Lucky Bay, with crystal clear waters, expansive Granite Bluffs and sunbathing Kangaroos. There’ll be plenty to explore here in and out of the water. Then you’ll be hiking up Frenchman’s Peak, an incredible climb with panoramic views across Cape Le Grand and Recherche Archipelago. With very little driving today, get your hiking boots ready to experience the lush bushland and abundant flora and fauna.

Travelling today: 10km
Meal(s) included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

You’ll be up early today as sunrise is a sacred time in the National Park. Say g’day to the friendly Western Grey Kangaroos who are at their most active at sunrise. After a lunch stop back in Esperance, it’s time to head to the Stirling Ranges for a night at a private campground at Mt Trio, with another exciting day of exploring ahead of you.

Travelling today: 520km
Meal(s) included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Up and out early this morning to explore the Stirling Ranges National Park this morning. Visit the giant granite Porongurups, where you will get to enjoy a walk along the suspended skywalk for incredible views through the vast landscape, and hike your way through forests made of tall Karri and Marri trees. Enjoy a picturesque drive towards Albany with a stop at the Natural Bridge and the Gap – brace yourself for the jaw dropping view to the ocean below. Visit Elephant Rocks, aptly named for the elephant shaped cliffs with relaxing turquoise waters for another refreshing dip. Delve into the Walpole Wilderness region to walk amongst ancient forests, including the famous Tingle Tree. Tonight’s camp will be Quinninup Eco Tourist Park.

Travelling today: 390km
Meal(s) included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Kick off the day with a rewarding conservation volunteering experience led by the dedicated environmental team at the Capes Foundation. Depending on the season, you might find yourself collecting seeds, planting trees, weeding, or even participating in wildlife or cave conservation efforts.

After making a positive impact, it’s time to indulge in the flavors of the world-renowned Margaret River region. Start with a well-earned lunch and beer paddle at Wild Hop Brewery, then explore a diverse selection of cellar doors, from wine and gin to artisanal dairy products and sweet treats.

Travelling today: 240km
Meal(s) included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Pack away for a final time and prepare for an unforgettable 2.5-hour cultural experience with Wadandi custodian Josh ‘Koomal’ Whiteland. Begin with a bushwalk guided by Josh, where you’ll learn to identify Indigenous plants, foods, and medicines, all intricately connected to the six Noongar seasons. Witness the ancient art of fire lighting before descending into the mystical Ngilgi Cave. Inside, let the haunting sounds of Josh’s didgeridoo, amplified by the cave’s incredible acoustics, transport you to another realm.

Next, in Busselton, visit the vibrant Origin Markets, where you can explore Western Australia’s finest creations from local artists, growers, and producers. Savor a delicious lunch and pick up any last-minute souvenirs or local goodies. Before you head out, take a stroll along the historic Busselton Jetty, stretching 1.8km into the stunning Geographe Bay. One last drive brings you to Perth, with an expected arrival around 6 pm.

Travelling today: 340km
Meal(s) included: Breakfast

Cancellation & Refund Policy: Refunds will be processed according to the following time frames.
Cancellations within 3 Days of the start date incur a 100.00% fee.
Between 4 Day and 14 Days incur a 50.00% fee.
Between 15 Days and 30 Days incur a 25.00% fee.
If you join a tour after departure or leave before completion, no refunds will be made.

During the tour, you will primarily stay in swag tents at campgrounds with basic facilities. One night will be spent at a bush camping site without facilities.

The tour requires a moderate fitness level and is suitable for people who enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and camping. Before departure, you must fill out an online ‘Fit for Travel’ declaration stating that you have no symptoms of illness.

The tour includes 9 breakfasts, 7 lunches, and 9 dinners. Snacks, soft drinks, and alcohol are not included.

Yes, you can optionally swim with wild sea lions and dolphins during a cruise in Baird Bay.

You may bring one bag weighing a maximum of 15 kg, plus hand luggage. Think about hiking shoes, clothing for different weather conditions, and a sleeping bag.

The tour is conducted with a maximum of 20 participants.

In case of cancellation due to insufficient participants, you can reschedule the date or receive a refund.

You can see kangaroos, koalas, sea lions, and dolphins. There is also an optional swimming experience with dolphins and sea lions.

The weather can vary from warm and sunny to cooler in the evenings and mornings.