✓ 17 nights in premium accommodation
✓ Services of a Driver and Travelmarvel Tour Director
✓ Airport transfers and porterage
✓ 32 meals - 17 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 14 dinners
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Be met on arrival and transferred to your hotel. Take a guided walk of Kings Park, perched on Mt Eliza. Absorb the city views before a special Welcome Dinner.
Travel to Nambung National Park to see the limestone pillars of the Pinnacles. Continue to Kalbarri, overlooking the Indian Ocean.
INSIDER EXPERIENCE
Enjoy the beach-front location of Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort.
Insider Experience
In Monkey Mia, feast on a delicious array of specialties during a seafood dinner this evening with wonderful ocean views.
Today you’ll set out for World Heritage-listed Shark Bay. Visit the township of Denham, the most westerly town on the Australian mainland, then continue to Monkey Mia.
Insider Experience
Enjoy a special wildlife cruise on Shark Bay.
Start today with a short stroll down to the shallows of Dolphin Beach to partake in the daily dolphin feeding experience (subject to appearance). With your feet on the sand, look on as wild dolphins swim up to the shore where they are hand fed by rangers. After, enjoy today’s Insider Experience before spending the rest of the day as you like exploring this amazing setting.
Admire the billions of tiny Hamelin Cockle shells that form Shell Beach. Then, view the ancient stromatolites found at Hamelin Pool, before continuing to the coastal town of Carnarvon.
Insider Experience
Cruise pristine Ningaloo Reef and watch as tropical fish swim among forests of colourful coral.
Travel to Coral Bay, the gateway to World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef Marine Park for today’s Insider Experience. Then continue to Vlamingh Head for stunning views of Western Australia’s coastline and the North West Cape. Later, travel to Exmouth.
Travelling inland, you’ll pass through the striking ancient Outback landscapes of the Pilbara during the journey to the remote mining town of Tom Price, nestled deep in the Hamersley Range. Here, enjoy a tour of the Tom Price Mine before dinner.
Explore the dramatic landscapes of Karijini National Park. Visit Dales Gorge and Fortescue falls, then take in the views from Oxers Lookout. Continue over the fiery landscapes of the Pilbara to Port Hedland, the region’s second-largest town.
Travel through the Great Sandy Desert today, before enjoying a guided tour of the historic pearling town of Broome.
ENHANCE YOUR JOURNEY
Marvel at the beauty of Cable Beach during a camel ride along the shore. Enquire for details.
After breakfast at your hotel, you have the entire day to enjoy this spectacular location at leisure. Perhaps go for a stroll through town or head to the striking red rock faces of Gantheaume Point.
Today you’ll leave the coast behind and head inland to the beautiful and remote township of Fitzroy Crossing.
After breakfast, cruise the stunning Geikie Gorge, where flooding has had an unusual effect on the limestone walls. Then, journey to Halls Creek.
Insider Experience
Stay at Emma Gorge Resort in El Questro Wilderness Park.
Enjoy the quintessential rugged scenery of Australia’s Kimberley region as you travel through the heart of the region to El Questro Wilderness Park for your Insider Experience.
Insider Experience
Dine at Emma Gorge Resort’s open-air restaurant beneath a blanket of stars.
Enjoy a soak in the natural thermal pools of Zebedee Springs. Surrounded by a forest of green palm trees and with a soundtrack of birdsong, you’ll feel your cares melt away. Then, join a guided cruise along Chamberlain Gorge. Learn about the region’s diverse flora and fauna as you cruise one of the Kimberley’s longest gorge systems. Later, perhaps walk into Emma Gorge to swim under the droplet waterfall, before today’s Insider Experience.
ENHANCE YOUR JOURNEY
Fly over the Ord River and Lake Argyle to discover the Bungle Bungle Range. Enquire for details.
Journey through beautiful and remote landscapes along the iconic Gibb River Road. Arrive in Lake Argyle where you’ll join a wildlife cruise on the Ord River and discover its fascinating ecological system.
Depart Kununurra and travel through Timber Creek en route to Katherine. Relax in this amazing setting over dinner this evening.
Cruise through Nitmiluk Gorge. Then visit Adelaide River and the Australian war cemetery en route to Darwin. Enjoy a Farewell Dinner.
Tour Australia’s tropical capital city, Darwin this morning before transferring to the airport for your onward flight this afternoon.
IMPORTANT - please ensure that you contact our team to verify the required arrival and departure times for this tour before your book your flights. As per the requirements of the tour operator, you will need to arrive before a specific time on Day 1 and depart after a specific time at the conclusion of the tour. If you have booked airfares that do not meet these requirements, you will be liable for any airline costs to amend your flights accordingly
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