This fare price is a (Per Person) suitable for Adults & Children 12 years
and older. Not suitable for children 11 years and under. _ _Must be booked
for 2 people.

TOUR CODE: PXR10-S - Private Double/Twin Room (with ensuite)

OPERATES: Sundays (Feb to Oct)

TOUR DURATION: 10 Days / 9 Nights

MAIN PICKUP LOCATION & TIME: Pan Pacific Perth - 207 Adelaide Terrace
Perth, WA @ 8:30am

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Boutique touring style – enjoy a thoughtfully curated, small-group experience with a relaxed pace and a bespoke itinerary tailored for the comfort-level traveller
• Natural wonders of WA - explore the Pinnacles alien-like limestone towers, Kalbarri’s Nature Window & Skywalk the Pink Lake at Hutt Lagoon, Shell Beach, Charles Knife Canyon and Quobba blow holes
• First Nations and cultural experience - engage with the Nhanda and Malgana people through art, storytelling, music demonstrations, think the didgeridoo and eat bushtucker
• Unique wildlife encounters - Spot bottlenose dolphins at Monkey Mia, see dugongs and sea turtles. There is an option to swim with Manta Rays and Whale Sharks on Ningallo Reef
• Iconic coastal experiences - Sunset cruise around Kalbarri’s red cliffs. Cruise around Coral Bay’s Ningaloo Reef on a glass bottom boat. The most wonderful part, you get to snorkel among 250 coral species. Sunset cruise along Kalbarri coastal cliff
• Heritage and history - Visit Geraldton’s HMAS memorial, Northampton's historic streets & First Nations Gallery, Carnarvon Space Centre, Macpherson Historic Homestead, the Monsastic architecture of New Norcia
• Seamless return journey from Perth to Exmouth - Travel in a comfortable air conditioned coach with a knowledgeable guide.

ITINERARY:

Discover more of Western Australia on a two-way Coral Coast adventure,
combining iconic landscapes, incredible wildlife, First Nations culture and
the wonders of Ningaloo Reef with a relaxed, comfortable pace. From the
Pinnacles, Kalbarri and Shark Bay to Exmouth’s turquoise waters, Quobba’s wild
coastline and the historic Wheatbelt, this journey takes you beyond the well-
trodden path, returning to Perth via character-filled regional towns, pastoral
stations and Australia’s only monastic town.

**Day 1: Pinnacles National Park & Geraldton **

Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting in Perth at 8:30am with your tour
guide before heading north along Western Australia’s spectacular Coral Coast.
Travelling through ever-changing coastal landscapes, we pass some of the
largest sand dunes on the west coast before arriving at Nambung National Park
to explore the otherworldly limestone formations of the Pinnacles. Continuing
north, we stop in Cervantes, home to the famous Lobster Shack, where you’ll
have the opportunity to enjoy a fresh Western Rock Lobster lunch overlooking
the Indian Ocean. We then continue our journey via the picturesque Jurien Bay,
where you may spot local marine life, before visiting the historic Leaning
Trees of Greenough. Arriving in Geraldton, enjoy an orientation drive
showcasing the highlights of this vibrant coastal city, including the HMAS
Sydney Memorial, before settling in for the evening with dinner and drinks at
your leisure while getting to know your fellow travellers.

Day 2: Geraldton – Northampton – Kalbarri National Park

Travel north to the historic town of Northampton, where you'll visit a First
Nations art gallery and meet local artists. Continue to the vibrant Pink Lake
at Hutt Lagoon, a photographer's dream with its ever-changing shades of pink.
Arrive in Kalbarri with time to relax before heading out in the evening on a
spectacular Sunset Coastal Cliff Cruise. Witness the dramatic red cliffs of
Kalbarri from the water as the sun sets over the Indian Ocean, providing a
unique perspective of this stunning coastline.

Day 3: Kalbarri – Shark Bay World Heritage Listed

Begin the day exploring the dramatic landscapes of Kalbarri National Park,
home to the spectacular Kalbarri Skywalk and the iconic Nature’s Window,
perched above the ancient Murchison River Gorge. Take in sweeping views across
one of Western Australia’s most impressive natural landscapes before
continuing north towards the Shark Bay World Heritage Area. Along the way, we
visited Hamelin Pool Marine Nature Reserve to see the ancient stromatolites,
often referred to as “living fossils,” before stopping at the striking Shell
Beach, a remarkable shoreline formed entirely from billions of tiny cockle
shells. Arriving in Monkey Mia, to enjoy a relaxing walk on the beach at
sunset. Your guide can assist with recommendations and bookings to help you
make the most of your optional free day tomorrow.

Day 4: Monkey Mia Marine Reserve (Free Day & Optional Experiences)

Today is yours to discover the natural wonders of the Shark Bay World Heritage
Area at your own pace. Take time to explore the pristine coastline, wander
along the beach, capture incredible views, or simply relax and soak up the
tranquillity of Monkey Mia. For those looking to experience more of this
remarkable region, a range of optional activities are available, from marine
wildlife encounters and scenic cruises to 4WD adventures across some of
Western Australia’s most spectacular coastal landscapes. Your guide can assist
with recommendations and bookings to help you make the most of your free day.
In the evening, we immerse in a meaningful First Nations cultural experience
with Wula Gura Nyinda Eco Cultural Adventures, connecting with the stories,
traditions and deep cultural knowledge of the Nhanda and Malgana people
through storytelling, traditional music and bush tucker.

**Optional Activities: **

• Relax on the beach, take a coastal walk, hire a kayak or enjoy the resort facilities.
• Aristocat2 Sunset Wildlife Cruise – a scenic evening cruise showcasing Shark Bay’s marine life.
• Marine Life Experience – a chance to spot dolphins, turtles, rays and the elusive dugong (sea cow).
• Steep Point & Dirk Hartog Island sightseeing and snorkelling adventure.
• Francois Peron National Park 4WD Adventure.
• Wula Gura Nyinda Eco Cultural Adventures – First Nations cultural experience in Shark Bay.

**Day 5: Monkey Mia to Gascoyne Region **

Begin the day with a memorable wildlife experience as WA Parks & Wildlife
experts introduce you to the bottlenose dolphins of Monkey Mia, sharing
insights into these remarkable marine mammals and their unique coastal
environment. Leaving the World Heritage-listed landscapes of Shark Bay behind,
we journey through the diverse Gascoyne region towards Carnarvon. If time
permits, there may be an opportunity to visit Ocean Park Aquarium (guest’s own
expense) to discover more about the incredible marine life of Western
Australia’s Coral Coast. In Carnarvon, we visit Gwoonwardu Mia – the Gascoyne
Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre, gaining insight into the rich
cultural heritage and enduring connection First Nations peoples have with this
ancient land. We continue along the Gascoyne Food Trail, showcasing the
region’s thriving horticulture and seasonal produce, including bananas,
mangoes, mangoes, avocados and other local specialties. If time permits, we’ll
visit the Carnarvon & District History Museum before settling into our
accommodation. This evening, relax, take a stroll or enjoy local dining
options in Carnarvon or Coral Bay.

Day 6: Gascoyne Region to Ningaloo Reef Exmouth

Today we are off 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 see up to 250 species of coral and 500 species of
fish. Further along the coast we visit Vlamingh Head Lighthouse, with stunning
views, then rest up in Exmouth town.

Day 7: Exmouth – Ningaloo Reef (Free Day & Optional Experiences)

Today is yours to discover the incredible natural wonders of the Ningaloo
Coast World Heritage Area. Whether you’re seeking an unforgettable marine
encounter or prefer to explore the rugged beauty of the Cape Range, Exmouth
offers a variety of optional experiences to suit every style of traveller. Get
up close with some of the ocean’s most incredible creatures with the chance to
swim alongside seasonal whale sharks, join a whale-watching cruise, explore
the vibrant coral gardens of Ningaloo Reef, or venture inland to discover the
spectacular landscapes of Yardy Creek in Cape Range National Park. Your guide
can assist with recommendations and bookings, however advance planning is
essential as availability is limited and public transport options in Exmouth
are extremely limited

**Optional Activities **

• Seasonal whaleshark or humpback cruise and swimming experiences.
• Exmouth Glass Bottom Semi Submersible snorkeling and reef viewing tour.
• Yardie Creek boat tours through Cape Range National Park.
• Scenic walks, hikes and lookouts across the Ningaloo Coast.

Day 8: Exmouth to Carnarvon via Quobba Blowholes - Charles Knife Canyon

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast and some free time in Exmouth before we set off for
the spectacular Charles Knife Canyon. Experience the perfect blend of rugged
outback landscapes and breathtaking ocean views, with sweeping panoramas
across Cape Range National Park and Exmouth Gulf from one of the region’s most
spectacular inland lookouts. Continuing our journey, we’ll visit the historic
Krait and Potshot Memorial before travelling on to Bullara Station, an
authentic working cattle station (Apr-Sep) or Coral Bay (Oct-Mar). In the
afternoon, we’ll head to Quobba to witness the incredible power of the ocean
blowholes before arriving in Carnarvon after an unforgettable day of
exploration.

Day 9: Carnarvon to Port Denison

We begin the day with an immersive visit to the Carnarvon Space and Technology
Museum. Built in the 1960s to support NASA’s Gemini, Apollo, and Skylab space
programs; discover the remarkable role Carnarvon played in Australia’s space
history. From there, we’ll journey south to Wooramel Station; a family-owned
station famous for its naturally heated, therapeutic artesian bore baths (Mar-
Nov) and a great place to grab a bite to eat. Continuing our travels through
the scenic landscapes of the Mid West, we’ll pass through Geraldton before
arriving at the charming twin coastal towns of Dongara–Port Denison.

Day 10: Port Denison to Perth via the Heritage Wheatbelt

Today, we’ll depart for Carnamah, a charming rural town renowned for its rich
agricultural heritage and pioneering history. We’ll visit the historic
Macpherson Homestead, where you’ll discover the stories of the early families
who helped shape the Mid West’s farming communities. Don’t miss the chance to
capture a photo with Carnamah’s World’s Largest Tractor, a unique tribute to
Western Australia’s agricultural heritage. Continuing our journey, we’ll visit
the character-filled Watheroo Station Tavern, a beautifully restored former
railway station offering a memorable taste of country hospitality. In the
afternoon, we’ll explore New Norcia, Australia’s only monastic town, where you
can admire its stunning architecture, heritage buildings, and peaceful
surroundings before making our way back to Perth.

INCLUSIONS:

• 9 Nights’ Private or Shared Boutique Style Hotels/Resorts - all rooms with ensuite
• Includes: 9 x breakfast.
• All National Park entry fees included
• Sunset Coastal Cliff Cruise - Kalbarri
• Monkey Mia Conservation Park - Dolphin experience with Local Park Ranger
• First Nations Wula Gura Nyinda Eco Cultural Adventure - Shark Bay
• Ku'arlu Mangga (Good Nest) community art gallery - Northampton
• Gwoonwardu Mia Gascoyne Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre - Carnarvon
• Admission to Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum
• Ningaloo Coral Bay Eco Tours - Glass Bottom Boat Cruise & Snorkelling Experience
• Hosted by an experienced driver-guide, with local tour commentary
• All transport (private small-group vehicle & boat trips)

**EXCLUSIONS: **

• Any meals not indicated within the itinerary - plenty of opportunity will be provided to purchase food along the way or dine out with the group.
• Optional activities and/or tours, and hire equipment extra. Exmouth - Choose from many local activities on land or out on Ningaloo Reef - Swim with whalesharks - book with us to avoid missing out, or join a day tour to Cape Range National Park.
• Personal travel insurance
• Spending money for personal items and expenses.
• Hotel transfers pre/post tour itinerary to a nominated pickup point.

WHAT TO BRING:

1L Refillable water bottle - Your guide will be monitoring hydration and
encouraging water consumption at all times during your daily adventures in
order to avoid health concerns arising, Wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses &
sunscreen, Beach towel, toiletries, Bathers or swimwear, flip-flops shoes
(beach thongs), Comfortable sturdy walking shoes (closed-toe shoes), All-
weather clothing (In case extreme conditions day/night), Overnight bag 20kg &
small day pack 5kg, Personal medicine if required, any pre-existing medical
issues, please let us know at time of booking, Flashlight or torch - optional,
Insect repellent & camera, Money for snacks and meals, A sense of adventure!

**CHILD POLICY: **

Children aged 12 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at
all times. The tour is not suitable for infants or children aged 11 and under
due to the nature of the tour.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

• Passenger details are required at the time of booking, including date of birth, food allergies, title or gender for rooming configuration, and a contact phone number.
• Travellers can expect some light physical activities. Travellers should be mobile enough to walk unaided. A doctor’s certificate is required for participants over 75 years old, submitted at least 30 days prior to travel.
• Children aged 12 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. The tour is not suitable for infants or children aged 11 and under due to the nature of the tour.
• Solo travellers who book separately in a Twin Share Accommodation (PXR10-B) will be paired with another solo traveller in a twin room or with someone of the same gender.
• The tour operator must be notified of any known medical conditions at the time of booking.
• Fare Type Options:

• Shared Accommodation (PXR10-B) is restricted to Adults only 18+ years and over, as travellers stay in a shared room with shared ensuite. Not suitable for children.

  
  

• Private Double/Twin Room (PXR10-S): For Adults and Children staying in a double or twin room with ensuite and must be purchased by Qty2 people staying together.

  
  

• Private Single Room (PXR10-P): Restricted to Adults only (18+ years old and over) with ensuite.

  
  
• • This tour is not suitable for mobility-impaired travellers, including those using wheelchairs, walking aids or mobility scooters.
  
  
• Limited storage space is available on our vehicle. Each traveller may bring 1 x 20 kg travel bag and 1 x 5 kg day bag. Larger or multiple suitcases are by request only.
• Itineraries may change due to seasonal weather conditions, and occasionally sites in the parks may close for cultural or safety reasons or restricted swimming access. We prioritise safety and plan accordingly to ensure the best experience for our guests.
• Guests are encouraged to join the group for included & optional meals - This promotes a relaxed atmosphere, fostering connections among travellers after a day of touring.
• All travellers are asked to reconfirm their tour details within 7 days prior to departure by calling 02 72291083 or 03 9393 1333 or via email.