Arrive in Broome, where we meet you on arrival and transfer you to your hotel.  The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at leisure. This evening, a relaxed dinner gives you the chance to meet your fellow travellers. 

Travel from Broome to Eco Beach and check into your resort. Spend the rest of the afternoon at leisure. Perhaps stroll the white sand beach or immerse yourself in the local flora and fauna of the Kimberley on a bush walk, or simply cool off in the pool before a relaxing dinner this evening.

Travel south, stopping at the famous Eighty Mile Beach, a stunning coastline that marks the end of the Great Sandy Desert. Keep an eye out for the migratory birds that call the wetland area home. Then, arrive at Port Hedland, a mining town renowned for its extensive exportation of iron ore.

Visit the Port Hedland Seafarers Centre for an informative presentation, before embarking of a harbour, the world's largest bulk mineral export port. Gain insight into the history, logistics, and enormous scale of the port's operations. Then, discover Port Hedland on a town tour, accompanied by a knowledgeable Driver-Guide, and learn about the fascinating European and Indigenous history. Enjoy the rest of the afternoon at leisure.

Travel south to Karijini National Park, a vast wilderness area in Western Australia's Hamersley Range. Discover the ancient landscapes of the national park, starting at the Visitor Centre for insights into the park’s geology and Aboriginal heritage. Continue to Dales Gorge, where towering red cliffs frame tranquil waterways. Walk to Fortescue Falls, featuring a rare year-round cascade. Then unwind at the serene Fern Pool, shaded by lush greenery and fed by a gentle spring. This immersive journey reveals dramatic gorges, clear pools, and the timeless beauty of the Pilbara, offering a memorable glimpse into the heart of the Outback.

Go behind the scenes of one of the world’s largest open-cut iron ore operations on a guided tour of Tom Price Mine. Starting at the Visitor Centre, you’ll be equipped with safety gear before travelling in air-conditioned comfort into the heart of the site. Visit panoramic lookouts over the vast pit and explore key areas including the processing plant and train load-out. With expert commentary throughout, gain rare insight into how iron ore is mined, processed and transported in this immense industrial landscape.

Travel to Karijini National Park, visiting some of its most dramatic locations. Begin at Oxer Lookout, where four gorges converge in a spectacular display of sheer cliffs and layered rock. Continue to Joffre Falls, a striking cascade plunging into a natural amphitheatre. Then explore Knox Gorge, where narrow passageways and towering walls reveal the park’s ancient geology. With guided commentary throughout, this journey showcases Karijini’s rugged landscapes and vivid colours, offering a memorable insight into one of Australia’s most extraordinary natural environments.

Today, enjoy the changing scenery as you will head towards the coast. Upon arrival in Coral Bay, watch as the sun sets over the crystal-clear waters of Ningaloo Marine Park.

Travel to Exmouth and explore this laid-back coastal town. Discover the town’s connection to the nearby Ningaloo Reef and enjoy views across the surrounding ranges and coastline. Afterwards, stop in Turquoise Bay, regularly voted as one of the best beaches in the world. Then, travel to see Vlamingh Head Lighthouse before returning for dinner at the resort.

Sit back and relax on board a glass-bottom boat as you gaze out to the crystal-clear waters of beautiful Ningaloo Marine Park. You’ll also have the opportunity to snorkel the World Heritage-listed reef, which is home to numerous marine species, including sea turtles. Later, continue to Carnarvon.

Travel to Wooramel River Retreat, located on the outskirts of Carnarvon, and enjoy a relaxing soak in the naturally heated twin outdoor artesian bore baths. Continue south to Hamelin Pool, home to the world’s oldest living fossils. Walk the boardwalk and learn how ancient stromatolites built life on Earth billions of years ago. Head to dazzling Shell Beach, where trillions of tiny white shells stretch for kilometres, creating an unforgettable coastal landscape. Enjoy time to wander, photograph, and soak up the tranquility of this remote headland. Later, arrive at Monkey Mia, famous for its dazzling clear waters and friendly wild dolphins. Settle in for a relaxed evening surrounded by the breathtaking coastal scenery of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area.

After your Signature Experience, enjoy a marine life cruise around nature’s aquarium. Enjoy an afternoon at leisure before a delicious seafood dinner at your resort.

Signature Experience – Dolphin Feeding Demonstration

See the wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins of Monkey Mia that have visited the shallows for the last 50 years and watch as local rangers undertake a dolphin feeding demonstration (subject to appearance). 

Drive to Kalbarri, first stopping at Eagle Bluff Lookout on the southwest corner of Francois Peron National Park, offering stunning sweeping views of Shark Bay. Then, explore the dramatic landscapes of Kalbarri National Park, where ancient river gorges and coastal cliffs showcase Western Australia’s rugged beauty. Visit Nature’s Window, a natural rock arch perfectly framing sweeping views of the Murchison River gorge far below. Take time to photograph this striking natural formation and appreciate the scale of the surrounding terrain. Continue to the Kalbarri Skywalk, with dramatic twin platforms extending over the gorge, offering breathtaking views above the river.

Travel to Geraldton, a coastal city located some 400 kilometres north of Perth. Stop at Red Bluff Lookout for dazzling views of layered sedimentary cliffs and the Indian Ocean. Continue to Hutt Lagoon, a marine salt lake that can turn different hues, from vibrant pink to lilac, and sometimes red, because of its extremely high salinity. Then, join a guided tour of HMAS Sydney II Memorial, a moving tribute overlooking Geraldton and the Indian Ocean. Learn the story of the cruiser lost in 1941, explore symbolic design elements, and reflect at the Dome of Souls. Gain insight into Australia’s naval history and the enduring legacy of HMAS Sydney II.

Travel to to Nambung National Park, a striking coastal desert region, home to the Pinnacles. Stop for lunch before continuing to Perth where you’ll enjoy a Farewell Dinner.

Enrich Your Experience – Abrolhos Island Flyer

Perhaps join an optional breathtaking flight over the Abrolhos Islands, located 55km’s off the coast, Marvel at the scenic beauty of the Pelaert and Wallabi Groups from above as you glide over the azure waters. Experience the rich history of the Batavia wreck site and keep an eye out for seasonal whale sightings (own expense).

After breakfast, transfer to the airport.