Wild and Wonderous West Coast

Green Pools
Sunset West Coast
Orcas off Bremer Bay
Elephant Rock
once were wild travel
once were wild travel

Start Point: FREMANTLE …  End Point: PERTH (Flights into and out of Perth)

Monday 22 February to Tuesday 16 March 2027

A thoughtfully crafted 23 day/22 night small group, all-inclusive West Coast adventure.

This is the West Coast at its most raw and magnificent.

A slow-burn journey where big skies, rugged coastlines, and timeless country invite you to connect with the land, the  moment, and each other.

We’ll travel from coast  to forest, from goldfields to wide-open plains, tracing a path through landscapes shaped by time and elemental beauty.

This is a journey for women who value space, stillness, and stories – who want to move gently, stay longer, and let the land set the rhythm.

Vast, soulful and quietly powerful, this is an experience designed to leave its mark long after you return home.

Optional pre-tour night/s in Fremantle (additional cost)
Fremantle is Western Australia’s historic port city — relaxed, creative, and rich with stories layered into its limestone streets. Sitting at the mouth of the Swan River, it’s long been a place of arrival, exchange, and character. Arrive a day or two earlier and explore this character-filled walkable city.

Group size: 12-16

Mode of transport: 2 x 12-seater minivans

Inclusions: Accommodation, twin share (single supplement applies)

Meals as specified, water, hot drinks, wine with dinner.

All experiences, unless “optional” is specified.

Some activities are weather dependent and may therefore be changed at short notice.

Your investment: $18,500.00

Optional post-tour night/s in Perth (additional cost)

Perth is a sun-washed city where wild ocean, ancient landscapes, and an easy-going spirit meet modern culture and wide open skies — relaxed, radiant, and quietly captivating.

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Payment and cancellation policy

A 20% deposit is required to join us on your creative journey.     

The balance is required 60 days prior to the start date. Cancellations from booking date to 60 days prior to start day, will incur a $500 cancellation fee.

Cancellations of less than 60 days prior to the start date will not be refunded, unless we are able to rebook your spot, whereby a $500 cancellation fee will apply.

Travel insurance is strongly advised. Please protect yourself from unexpected situations that may result in the need for you to cancel at short notice.

Wild and Wonderous West Coast

22 epic nights of Discovery and Experiences

Day 1 – Mon 22 Feb 2027

Overnight: Fremantle (Night 1/2) (D)

Arrive Perth → transfer to Fremantle. Settle in. Optional sunset wander, and a warm welcome dinner.

Day 2 — Tue 23 Feb 2027

Overnight: Fremantle (Night 2/2) (B-PL-D)

Today we take the ferry to Rottnest Island (Wadjemup). A car-free island of turquoise bays, coastal paths, and rich cultural history, where cycling, swimming, snorkelling, and encounters with the island’s iconic quokkas create a relaxed and unforgettable escape.

Throughout the journey, meals are thoughtfully chosen to reflect local producers, fresh seasonal ingredients, and places worth lingering.

Day 3 — Wed 24 Feb 2027

Overnight: Margaret River (Night 1/4) (B-L-D)

We journey south toward Margaret River, stopping to experience the striking Giants of Mandurah, where monumental artworks rise quietly from the landscape. Continuing on to beautiful Busselton, we enjoy a relaxed lunch by the water at Shelter Brewing Co. If time allows, there’s the opportunity to wander the iconic 1.8-km long heritage jetty, stroll the foreshore, or simply soak up the coastal atmosphere before continuing on to Margaret River.

Day 4 — Thu 25 Feb 2027

Overnight: Margaret River (Night 2/4) (B-L-D)

Osmington & Yallingup
A day immersed in the creative and natural beauty of the Margaret River region. We begin at Dirt Temple Wine + Art, where art and wine meet for a relaxed, guided creative session set amongst the vines. From here, we head to the coastline for a rejuvenating soak at the natural rock pools of Injidup Natural Spa, before finishing the day wandering through Yallingup, with time to explore, breathe in the sea air, and enjoy the easy rhythm of the place.

Day 5 – 26 Feb 2027

Overnight: Margaret River (Night 3/4) (B-L-D)

We explore the dramatic landscapes of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, enjoying a scenic coastal hike with sweeping ocean views and limestone clifftop lookouts. The day is beautifully balanced, as we slow the pace to enjoy an exception lunch at Leeuwin Estate,  where we’ll taste acclaimed wines and savour the sense of place that defines this remarkable corner of Western Australia.

Day 6 — Sat 27 Feb 2027

Overnight: Margaret River (Night 4/4 (B-L-D)

We spend the day soaking up the relaxed rhythm of Margaret River, beginning with a visit to the much-loved Margaret River Farmers Market, where local growers and producers showcase the region’s exceptional seasonal produce. From here, we explore the town and surrounds at an unhurried pace — tasting, browsing, and discovering what makes this region so special.

The afternoon is devoted to the vineyards, with a visit to an outstanding local winery for a guided tasting and behind-the-scenes insight into the region’s winemaking story. There’s time to linger over good food, fine wine, and conversation — with the flexibility to add a standout local experience that reflects the mood of the group and the season.

Day 7 — Sun 28 Feb 2027

Overnight: Denmark (Night 1/4) (B-PL-D)

We travel south to Manjimup for a guided truffle hunt experience, learning about this prized local delicacy before enjoying tastings fresh from the forest floor. From here, we continue through the towering karri forests of Pemberton, pausing to experience the scale and stillness of the forest giants, before arriving in Denmark later in the day.

Day 8 — Mon 1 Mar 2027

Overnight: Denmark (Night 2/4) (B-PL-D)

Today we travel to Albany, beginning with the much-loved chainsaw sculptures that line the drive into the region — a playful and unexpected introduction to the south coast. We then visit the historic Albany’s Historic Whaling Station, offering insight into the area’s powerful past.

The afternoon is devoted to Albany’s spectacular coastline, with time at one of Australia’s most celebrated beaches, Misery Beach, and stops at dramatic lookouts including The Gap. We finish the day with time to explore Albany itself, soaking up the town’s relaxed coastal atmosphere.

Day 9 — Tue 2 Mar 2027

Overnight: Denmark (Night 3/4) (B-PL-D)

A day immersed in forest and coast. We journey to Walpole to experience the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, wandering among the ancient tingle trees at canopy height and forest floor. In season, the forest floor may be dotted with wildflowers, adding colour to the walk. We return via the coast, stopping at the magnificent Elephant Rocks and Greens Pool for a refreshing swim in sheltered, turquoise waters.

Day 10 — Wed 3 Mar 2027

Overnight: Denmark (Night 4/4) (B-PL-D)

Mt Barker, Porongurup & Stirling Range National Park
Today is devoted to the walks and wineries of the Great Southern. We explore the granite peaks and ancient landscapes of Porongurup National Park and Stirling Range National Park, enjoying scenic hikes suited to the group and conditions. The day is beautifully balanced with visits to outstanding local wineries around Mount Barker, where cool-climate wines and relaxed tastings round out a day of movement, flavour, and wide-open views.

Day 11 — Thu 4 Mar 2027

Overnight: Hopetoun (Night 1/2) (B-PL-D)

Denmark → Hopetoun
We travel east along the south coast toward Hopetoun, with a gentle coastal pause along the way to take in the wild beauty of this remote stretch of shoreline. Skirting the edge of Fitzgerald River National Park, we enjoy open views and a quiet beach stop before arriving in Hopetoun mid-afternoon. The remainder of the day is intentionally easy — time to wander the township, relax by the water, and settle in for sunset ahead of a full day exploring the national park tomorrow.

Day 12 — Fri 5 Mar 2027

Overnight: Hopetoun (Night 2/2) (B-PL-D)

Today we immerse ourselves in the extraordinary landscapes of Fitzgerald River National Park. Renowned for its rugged coastline and remarkable biodiversity, this is one of Australia’s most botanically significant national parks.

We explore at an unhurried pace, choosing scenic walks that suit the day and the group — from gentle coastal trails and elevated lookouts to paths that wind through ancient terrain rich with unique plant life. In season, wildflowers bring vivid colour and texture to the landscape.

We’ll enjoy a relaxed packed lunch in a beautiful natural setting, allowing time to rest, take in the views, and fully absorb the sense of space and remoteness. The afternoon continues with further exploration before returning to Hopetoun, carrying with us the quiet power of this extraordinary place.

Day 13 — Sat 6 Mar 2027

Overnight: Esperance (Night 1/2) (B-PL-D)

We travel to the spectacular Cape Le Grand National Park, a place of blindingly white sand, turquoise bays, and dramatic granite peaks. Time is set aside to soak up the scenery, enjoy a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters, and — for those who wish — climb Frenchman Peak for sweeping views across the coastline and islands beyond. In the late afternoon, we return to Esperance for an overnight stay, with time to relax and reflect on a day of some of Western Australia’s most iconic beauty.

 

Day 14 — Sun 7 Mar 2027

Overnight: Esperance (Night 2/2) (B-PL-D)

Esperance Islands Cruise
Today we travel to Duke of Orleans Bay to board a scenic island cruise through the Recherche Archipelago … lake condition dependent. The highlight is Middle Island, home to the remarkable Lake Hillier — which, when conditions are right, reveals its famous pink hue. We cruise among pristine islands, granite headlands, and crystal-clear southern waters before returning to the mainland later in the day.

Day 15 — Mon 8 Mar 2027

Overnight: Kalgoorlie (Night 1/2) (B-PL-D)

Leaving the coast behind, we travel inland from Esperance to the heart of the Goldfields, watching the landscape gradually shift from ocean blues to wide skies and red earth. We pause in the historic town of Norseman for refreshments and a glimpse into the region’s gold-rush past, before continuing through classic outback country to Kalgoorlie.

Day 16 — Tue 9 Mar 2027

Overnight: Kalgoorlie (Night 2/2) (B-L-D)

Today we explore the heart of the Goldfields with a visit to Kalgoorlie’s iconic Super Pit Lookout, where the immense scale of the open-cut mine tells the story of gold past and present. We then step back in time at the Hannans North Tourist Mine, gaining insight into the lives of early miners and the town’s pioneering spirit. After lunch along historic Hannan Street, we enjoy a relaxed sightseeing drive through Kalgoorlie’s grand heritage precincts, finishing the day with a deeper appreciation of this bold and character-filled outback city.

Day 17 — Wed 10 Mar 2027

Overnight: Hyden (Night 1/2) (B-PL-D)

Travelling east from the Goldfields, we journey from Kalgoorlie to Hyden, watching the landscape soften from red earth to wheatbelt country. On arrival, we visit the remarkable Wave Rock, one of Western Australia’s most iconic natural formations. If timing allows, we’ll experience Wave Rock in the late afternoon or at sunset, when the changing light brings out the curves, colours, and ancient presence of this extraordinary place.

Day 18 — Thu 11 Mar 2027

Overnight: Hyden (Night 2/2) (B-PL-D)

Today we enjoy a full day exploring the natural and cultural highlights of Hyden. We visit the striking granite formations of Hippos Yawn and The Hump, before discovering the ancient rock art and stories of Mulka’s Cave. Time is spent wandering the surreal salt lakes, including Lake Magic and the nearby Salt Pond, followed by a relaxed visit to the Hyden Wildlife Park to encounter native animals up close. A day rich in landscape, culture, and quiet wonder.

Day 19 — Fri 12 Mar 2027

Overnight: Cervantes (Night 1/3) (B-L-D)

Today we travel from Hyden towards the coast, detouring along the quirky Tin Horse Highway before continuing to the beautifully preserved heritage town of York for a relaxed stroll and lunch among grand colonial streetscapes. In the afternoon, we journey on to The Pinnacles, arriving in time to wander this extraordinary limestone landscape and, if conditions allow, experience it in the soft light of late afternoon or sunset.

Day 20 — Sat 13 Mar 2027

Overnight: Cervantes (Night 2/3) (B-PL-D)

Today we head to the coastal town of Lancelin for a fun and relaxed day by the sea. We visit the vast Lancelin Sand Dunes for an exhilarating sandboarding experience, followed by time to unwind on Lancelin’s beautiful white-sand beach. If conditions and timing allow, we may also enjoy a short coastal stop at Nilgen Lookout, offering sweeping views over dunes, bushland, and ocean — a perfect contrast of movement and stillness before continuing our journey.

 

Day 21 — Sun 14 Mar 2027

Overnight: Cervantes (Night 3/3) (B-PL-D)

Today we spend unhurried time exploring the extraordinary The Pinnacles, wandering among the ancient limestone formations and enjoying a gentle “sand therapy” experience — time to slow down, ground, and simply be present in this otherworldly landscape. With light walking and plenty of pauses for reflection and photography, the morning is about immersion rather than mileage. If conditions allow, we may also enjoy a scenic coastal stop nearby or a relaxed lunch in Cervantes, rounding out a day of quiet wonder, wide skies, and elemental beauty.

Day 22 — Mon 15 Mar 2027

Overnight: Perth (Night 1/1) (B-PL-D)

Today we travel to Perth, arriving in time to explore the sweeping views and beautifully curated landscapes of Kings Park and Botanic Garden, perched high above the Swan River and city skyline. With time to wander the gardens and reflect on our journey, the afternoon is gently paced before we gather for our final dinner together — a chance to celebrate shared experiences, stories, and connections formed along the way.

Day 23 — Tue 16 Mar 2027 … Departure Day (B)

After breakfast, we will be dropping you off at your accommodation in Perth City (if staying longer) or Perth Airport (for your departing flight). 

The wild and wonderous West Coast … an unhurried passage across land shaped by time and resilience — where coast meets outback, and connection grows with every mile.

This is the West Coast at its most raw and magnificent.

A slow-burn, all inclusive journey across the breadth of the West Coast — where big skies, raw coastlines, and timeless country invite you to reconnect with the land, the moment, and each other.

We’ll journey from coast to forest, from goldfields to wide-open plains, tracing a path through landscapes shaped by deep time and elemental beauty.

It’s a journey for travellers who value space, stillness, and stories — who want to move gently, stay longer, and let the land set the rhythm.

Vast, soulful, and quietly powerful, this is an experience designed to leave its mark long after you return home.

Monday 22 February – Tuesday 16 March 2027
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