Itinerary
- Day 1
Clare Valley to Mount Remarkable National Park
You'll head north through Clare Valley and coastal plains, reaching Wallaroo on the Yorke Peninsula. From there, it's on to Port Germein where you can walk the historic 1,532-metre jetty stretching into the ocean. Later you'll arrive at Mount Remarkable National Park and set up camp at Mambray Creek. After settling in, take a bushwalk through red gums and sandstone ridges. By evening, you'll share dinner with the group under the stars.
- Meals
- Dinner
Included Activities
- Walk along Port Germein jetty
- Bushwalk at Mount Remarkable National Park beneath red gums and sandstone ridges
Landmarks/POIs Wallaroo Port Germein Jetty Mount Remarkable National Park - Day 2
Mount Remarkable National Park to Coodlie Park Farm Retreat
After breakfast in native bushland, you'll tackle the Davey's Gully Hike, a gentle 2.4km loop with views over Spencer Gulf. Next, head to Kimba to photograph the iconic silo mural and check out Workshop26, an arts collective housed in a converted tractor shed. Lunch supports local healthcare through the Royal Flying Doctor Service. In the afternoon, you'll try sand-surfing at The Tub and visit Woolshed Cave. By evening, you'll arrive at Coodlie Park Farm Retreat for dinner and an optional stargazing experience under zero light pollution.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Packed lunch prepared by Kimba Hospital Auxiliary and Royal Flying Doctor Service volunteer crew, supporting vital healthcare services in remote South Australia), Dinner (Shared meal at Coodlie Park Farm Retreat)
Included Activities
- Davey's Gully Hike - 2.4km loop trail through native bushland
- Visit to Workshop26 arts collective in Kimba
- Sand-surfing at The Tub on Eyre Peninsula
- Visit to Woolshed Cave
Optional Activities
- Stars Above Coodlie Stargazing Experience - $34 pp (90-minute guided stargazing tour with laser-guided interpretation, welcome drink)
Landmarks/POIs Davey's Gully Kimba Silo Mural Workshop26 The Tub Woolshed Cave - Day 3
Eyre Peninsula to Penong
The day starts with an optional wildlife encounter at Baird Bay - you can swim with Australian sea lions and wild bottlenose dolphins in sheltered waters (operated by Eco-Accredited Baird Bay Ocean Eco Tours). If that's not your preference, take a coastal drive to Point Labatt to spot endangered Australian sea lions instead. Later, try a learn-to-surf session at Streaky Bay or simply relax and swim at your own pace. By evening, you'll reach Penong, a quirky outback town famous for its forest of windmills.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (For those participating in the sea lion and dolphin swim only)
Included Activities
- Coastal drive to Point Labatt (for those not participating in sea lion swim)
Optional Activities
- Swim with Sea Lions and Dolphins at Baird Bay - $325 pp (3-hour boat cruise with Eco-Accredited Baird Bay Ocean Eco Tours, snorkelling equipment and wetsuits, packed lunch included)
- Learn-to-surf session at Streaky Bay with Streaky Bay Surf School
Landmarks/POIs Jones Island Point Labatt Streaky Bay Penong - Day 4
Penong to Nullarbor Plain Bush Camp
Today begins the epic crossing of the Nullarbor Plain, a vast treeless wilderness. You'll stop at the famous wildlife crossing sign, then reach the Bunda Cliffs where the Great Australian Bight stretches to the horizon - ancient sea cliffs rising up to 120 metres across over 200 kilometres of uninterrupted coastline. After grabbing lunch at the quirky Nullarbor Roadhouse, you'll cross into Western Australia, gaining 1.5 hours. Later, you'll bush camp under one of the darkest skies in the world with no facilities or light pollution.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit Bunda Cliffs viewpoint
- Wildlife crossing sign photo stop
Optional Activities
- Lunch stop at Nullarbor Roadhouse
Landmarks/POIs Bunda Cliffs Nullarbor Roadhouse - Day 5
Nullarbor Plain to Cape Le Grand National Park
You'll travel the 90 Mile Straight, Australia's longest flattest road, stopping at quirky Balladonia famous for 1979 NASA Skylab debris. Your guide shares regional history and curiosities along the way. After a leg stretch and lunch break in Norseman, the scenery shifts from red earth to white sand and brilliant blue water. By late afternoon, you'll enter the Esperance region and Cape Le Grand National Park, which becomes your base for the next two nights with perfect beaches, rugged granite peaks, and kangaroos on the sand.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Lunch stop in Norseman
Landmarks/POIs 90 Mile Straight Balladonia Norseman Cape Le Grand National Park - Day 6
Cape Le Grand National Park
You'll spend the day exploring Cape Le Grand National Park with crystal-clear water, white sand, dramatic granite headlands, and kangaroos lounging on the beach. Hike to the iconic Frenchman Peak for panoramic views across Cape Le Grand and the Recherche Archipelago islands. Explore at your own pace - swim in turquoise bays, wander bush trails, and soak in the serenity where the outback meets the ocean.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Frenchman Peak hike - iconic summit with panoramic views
Optional Activities
- Swimming in turquoise bays
- Bush trail exploration
- Beach exploration at own pace
Landmarks/POIs Frenchman Peak Recherche Archipelago - Day 7
Cape Le Grand National Park to Stirling Ranges
After packing up camp, head to Esperance for a coffee stop, then visit Twilight Cove for a final swim in turquoise waters and white sands. You'll journey through diverse landscapes, stopping in Ravensthorpe to refuel and eat where local silo art appears throughout town. By late afternoon, you'll arrive in the Stirling Ranges where jagged peaks rise from ancient bushland. Your base for the night is Mt Trio, a peaceful private campground surrounded by nature.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit to Twilight Cove
Optional Activities
- Lunch stop in Ravensthorpe
Landmarks/POIs Esperance Twilight Cove Ravensthorpe Stirling Ranges - Day 8
Stirling Ranges to Walpole Wilderness Region
After breakfast, head to the Porongurups where ancient granite peaks rise from the earth. You'll hike through towering Karri and Marri trees to Castle Rock and the Granite Skywalk, a suspended lookout. Continue along the South West Coast to Albany to see The Gap and Natural Bridge where raw cliffs meet ocean energy. Visit Elephant Rocks in a calm bay between giant boulders and Greens Pool for crystal-clear swimming. Later, enter the ancient misty Walpole Wilderness Region to meet the legendary Giant Tingle Tree, a hollowed-out giant standing for hundreds of years.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner
Included Activities
- Castle Rock and Granite Skywalk hike through Karri and Marri trees
- Visit to The Gap and Natural Bridge at Albany
- Visit to Elephant Rocks
- Visit to Greens Pool
- Walk to Giant Tingle Tree in Walpole Wilderness Region
Optional Activities
- Swimming at Greens Pool (weather permitting)
Landmarks/POIs Porongurups Castle Rock Granite Skywalk The Gap Natural Bridge Elephant Rocks Greens Pool Giant Tingle Tree - Day 9
Walpole Wilderness Region to Margaret River
Begin with meaningful conservation volunteer work at Capes Raptor Centre, one of Australia's largest bird of prey sanctuaries. You'll help the team rescue, care for, and rehabilitate injured, orphaned, and displaced eagles, hawks, falcons, and owls. Then head to Margaret River township to explore quirky boutiques, art galleries, and grab lunch from local cafes. In the afternoon, visit handpicked local producers featuring wine, gin, chocolate, and cheese. Finish at Fair Harvest, a working permaculture farm, touring the veggie gardens, seeing composting systems, and meeting farm animals.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner
Included Activities
- Conservation volunteering at Capes Raptor Centre - bird of prey rescue and rehabilitation
- Margaret River township exploration
- Visits to local producers - wine, gin, chocolate, and cheese
Landmarks/POIs Capes Raptor Centre Margaret River Fair Harvest - Day 10
Margaret River to Perth
Roll up your swag for the final time and experience a 2.5-hour cultural journey with Wadandi custodian Josh 'Koomal' Whiteland. Bushwalk through Country learning stories of culture, connection, and the six Noongar seasons while identifying bush foods, native medicines, and ancient fire-lighting techniques. Descend into Ngilgi Cave where Josh's didgeridoo echoes through the space. Visit Busselton's Origin Markets for WA-made goods from food and art to handmade keepsakes. Walk the iconic Busselton Jetty stretching 1.8km into turquoise Geographe Bay. Cruise into Perth by around 6pm with hearts full and plenty of stories to take home.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cultural journey with Wadandi custodian Josh 'Koomal' Whiteland - 2.5 hour experience
- Bushwalk through Country learning Noongar culture and seasons
- Bush food and native medicine identification
- Ancient fire-lighting demonstration
- Ngilgi Cave tour with didgeridoo soundscape experience
- Busselton Origin Markets visit
- Walk along Busselton Jetty
Landmarks/POIs Ngilgi Cave Busselton Origin Markets Busselton Jetty Perth
