Length of tour
8 days / 7 nights

Available for travel
1 April to 31 October

Suitable for

• Couples
• Families with children aged 6 or above.
• Honeymoon couples.
• Small groups (up to 6 people).

Highlights

• The dolphins and beaches of Monkey Mia
• The marine life and beaches of the Ningaloo Reef and Exmouth
• The deep red gorges of the Karijini National Park.
• Ocean front accommodation at a wilderness retreat.
• Broome – the Pearling Capital of Australia.

Best Time to Visit

• Autumn – April to May
• Winter – June to August
• Spring – September to October

Monkey Mia

White sand, blue sky, clear water – what more could you want in a beach?  Dolphin Beach at Monkey Mia is a popular resort located in the Shark Bay Marine Park and is a World Heritage Site.  The main attraction is a pod of bottlenose Dolphins, which have been coming close to the shore for over 40 years.
Experiences:  Watching bottlenose dolphins being fed, watching the sun set over the beach.
Accommodation: One night in a Beachfront Villa, with king size bed, private en-suite.

Ningaloo Reef

The Ningaloo Reef is a coral reef easily accessed from the beach.Home to more than 500 species of tropical fish and 220 species of coral, Ningaloo Reef is one of the few places in the world you will see The Big Three – whale sharks, manta rays, and humpback whales (in season)
Experiences:  Snorkelling on the Ningaloo Reef, or boat trips to see even more marine life.
Accommodation: Two nights in a superior king room, with ocean views.

Karijini National Park

Karijini National Park is famous for its dramatic creeks, spectacular gorges and towering sheer sided chasms up to 100 metres deep.
It is home to a variety of birds, red kangaroos and euros, rock-wallabies, echidnas and several bat species. Geckos, goannas, dragons, legless lizards, pythons and other wildlife are abundant.  In the north of Karijini National Park, small creeks hidden in the rolling hillsides – dry for most of the year – suddenly plunge into sheer-sided chasms up to 100 metres deep.  These are the Park’s famous gorges.  Further downstream the gorges widen and their sides change from sheer cliffs to steep slopes of loose rock.
In Dales Gorge, a stream, pools, waterfalls and ferns contrast with the red, terraced cliffs weathered by centuries of exposure.  The occasional snappy gum can be seen perched on rocky ledges.  But every gorge is different, and each one is worth a visit.  At Oxer Lookout, the junction of Weano, Red, Hancock and Joffre Gorges, tiers of banded rock tower over a pool at the bottom of the gorge.
Experiences:  Touring the gorges.
Accommodation: Two nights in a deluxe eco-tent with private en-suite.

Eco Beach Wilderness Retreat

The Eco Beach Wilderness Retreat is a multi-award winning resort located South of Broome.  Spend two nights here watching the world drift by, strolling on the white sandy beaches, or participating in one of the many activities on offer.
Experiences:  The beachcomber lifestyle – relax, enjoy, and watch the world drift by.
Accommodation: Two nights in an ocean front villa.