Itinerary
- Day 1
Perth to Margaret River
You'll meet your guide and head south from Perth toward Busselton, a seaside town known for its jetty (the second-longest in the world). After a picnic on the beach, you'll walk through Ngilgi Cave, which has extensive underground boardwalks to explore. From there you'll continue to Margaret River Beach Resort and have dinner at The Common Restaurant.
- Start point
- Perth, Western Australia, Australia (Pick up at Perth CBD accommodation , 07:00)
- Meals
- Lunch (Picnic at Geographe Bay beach), Dinner (Meal at The Common Restaurant)
Included Activities
- Visit Busselton Jetty
- Picnic at Geographe Bay beach
- Guided tour of Ngilgi Cave with underground boardwalks
Landmarks/POIs Busselton Jetty Geographe Bay Ngilgi Cave 
- Day 2
Margaret River
Start with breakfast at a local café where you can watch surfers at one of the world's best breaks. The morning's spent walking through Margaret River's craft and produce shops, then you'll spend the afternoon tasting at various cellar doors around the region (wine, beer, gin, dairy, and sweets). Grab lunch at one of the local restaurants, then head back to your hotel with a platter of local products.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast at a favorite local café while watching surfers), Lunch (Lunch at one of Margaret River's great restaurants), Dinner (Platter of local produce collected throughout the day)
Included Activities
- Breakfast at local café with surf views
- Explore Margaret River craft and produce stores
- Cellar door tastings (wine, beer, gin, dairy, sweet treats)
- Lunch at Margaret River restaurant
- Local produce tasting platter at hotel
Landmarks/POIs Margaret River 
- Day 3
Margaret River to Albany
After breakfast you'll head inland to Walpole Wilderness and see the Valley of the Giants, where you'll walk 40 metres up into the canopy among Western Australia's tingle trees. Next you'll get to the town of Denmark on the Denmark River, then take a coastal drive toward Albany with stops at The Gap and Natural Bridge. You'll arrive in Albany in time for dinner at a restaurant overlooking the ocean.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner (Meal at a local restaurant overlooking the ocean)
Included Activities
- Valley of the Giants canopy walk (40 metres high through tingle trees)
- Visit Denmark
- Coastal drive with stops at The Gap and Natural Bridge
- Dinner at local restaurant in Albany with ocean views
Landmarks/POIs Valley of the Giants Denmark The Gap Natural Bridge 
- Day 4
Albany to Esperance
Following breakfast, you'll explore Albany's town center and its history, then travel inland to Porongurup for the Walitj Meil Walk with views toward the Stirling Range. You'll drive through the Stirling Ranges (wildflower-covered during spring) heading toward Esperance. After checking in, dinner waits with ocean views.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner (Evening meal overlooking the pristine ocean)
Included Activities
- Explore Albany township and history
- Walitj Meil Walk at Porongurup with views to Stirling Range
- Travel through Stirling Ranges
- Dinner overlooking the ocean in Esperance
Landmarks/POIs Porongurup Stirling Range 
- Day 5
Esperance
You'll head to Cape Le Grand National Park, about 50km east of Esperance, to reach one of Australia's best-known beaches. At Lucky Bay you'll see kangaroos on the white sand, then you can swim and bushwalk in the area. Later that evening you'll eat at a local restaurant back in Esperance.
- Meals
- Lunch, Dinner (Dining at a local restaurant)
Included Activities
- Visit Cape Le Grand National Park
- Experience Lucky Bay with sunbathing kangaroos
- Swimming and bushwalking at Cape Le Grand
Landmarks/POIs Cape Le Grand National Park Lucky Bay 
- Day 6
Esperance to Border Village
Get an early start for the Nullarbor Plain crossing. You'll stop at the original Eucla Telegraph Station to stretch, then cross into South Australia. Four-wheel driving takes you along the Balladonia Track to see historical sites while your guide talks about the land's history. You'll stay at a roadhouse motel in Border Village.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit original Eucla Telegraph Station
- Four-wheel drive along Balladonia Track
- Cross border from Western Australia to South Australia
Landmarks/POIs Eucla Telegraph Station Balladonia Track Nullarbor Plain 
- Day 7
Border Village to Ceduna
Continue on the Nullarbor with a stop at Koonalda Homestead in Nullarbor National Park, an abandoned 1950s rest stop offering a look at old Australian history. You'll drive to Head of Bight, a coastal lookout where whale spotting happens June through October. Check into eco villas on the beach in Ceduna, relax, and watch the sunset while trying local produce and wines.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Fresh local produce and wines)
Included Activities
- Visit Koonalda Homestead in Nullarbor National Park
- Visit Head of Bight coastal lookout
- Sunset viewing from accommodation
- Dinner with fresh local produce and wines
Optional Activities
- Whale spotting at Head of Bight (June to October seasonal)
Landmarks/POIs Koonalda Homestead Nullarbor National Park Head of Bight Great Australian Bight Marine Park 
- Day 8
Ceduna to Elliston
You'll sleep in, then travel to Streaky Bay for coffee before heading to Baird Bay for a three-hour eco-cruise swimming with sea lions and dolphins (optional, $220 per person, September to May). If that's not available, you'll visit Point Labbat to see the mainland's only sea lion colony. Talia Caves come next, then you'll reach Elliston for a beach BBQ dinner.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (BBQ dinner on the beach)
Included Activities
- Coffee stop in Streaky Bay
- Visit Talia Caves
- BBQ dinner on the beach in Elliston
Optional Activities
- Three-hour eco-cruise swimming with Australian sea lions and dolphins at Baird Bay ($220 per person, available September to May)
- Alternative: Visit Point Labbat to see Australian sea lion colony (if eco-cruise not operating)
Landmarks/POIs Streaky Bay Baird Bay Point Labbat Talia Caves 
- Day 9
Elliston to Port Lincoln
After breakfast you'll head south stopping at coastal spots like Locks Well and Cummings Lookout. You'll visit Coffin Bay's oyster farms to meet local producers and learn about the seafood industry, then pick and shuck your own oysters. Lunch is a seafood platter at 1802 Oyster Bar & Restaurant. After exploring Coffin Bay National Park's beaches and bushland, you'll arrive in Port Lincoln for dinner at a seafood restaurant.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Seafood platter at 1802 Oyster Bar & Restaurant), Dinner (Meal at an award-winning seafood restaurant)
Included Activities
- Stop at Locks Well
- Stop at Cummings Lookout
- Visit Coffin Bay oyster farms
- Meet local oyster producers
- Pluck and shuck your own oysters
- Lunch at 1802 Oyster Bar & Restaurant with seafood platter
- Explore Coffin Bay National Park beaches and bushland
- Dinner at award-winning seafood restaurant in Port Lincoln
Landmarks/POIs Locks Well Cummings Lookout Coffin Bay Coffin Bay National Park 1802 Oyster Bar & Restaurant 
- Day 10
Port Lincoln to Adelaide
Sleep in and have a continental breakfast at your hotel restaurant, then take a town tour of Australia's Seafood Capital. Stop at Fresh Fish Place for lunch, then four-wheel drive through dunes from Wanna Lookout to Sleaford. You'll see the coastline at Whalers Way and meet koalas at Mikkira Station, pop into a vineyard for tasting, then get dropped at the airport for your 45-minute flight to Adelaide, arriving around 7 pm.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Continental breakfast in hotel restaurant), Lunch (Lunch at Fresh Fish Place)
Included Activities
- Continental breakfast in hotel restaurant
- Town tour of Port Lincoln (Australia's Seafood Capital)
- Lunch at Fresh Fish Place
- Four-wheel drive through dunes from Wanna Lookout to Sleaford
- Visit Whalers Way
- Meet koalas at Mikkira Station
- Vineyard wine tasting
- Flight from Port Lincoln to Adelaide (45 minutes)
- Private transfer to Adelaide accommodation
Landmarks/POIs Fresh Fish Place Wanna Lookout Sleaford Whalers Way Mikkira Station
