The Great Western Adventure From Perth To Broome
Perth to Broome Tours
Western Australia is one of the most diverse states of Australia – not to mention the biggest! From coastal adventures to fantastic National Parks and World Heritage sites there is so much to see in Western Australia and one of the best ways to see and do the most is to embark on a group tour.
This month we take a look at West Coast Cruiser’s 9-Day Perth to Broome tour. Setting off from Perth you will be astounded by what you can see along the 2,240.1 km journey.
The Indian Ocean Road
Setting off from Perth you will follow the Indian Ocean Road, taking in the sites of the pristine, white sandy beaches along the way. On this leg of the tour you will stop off at the other wordly Pinnacles Desert where you will embark on a fully guided tour of these ancient rock formations that litter the desolate desert landscape.
From here it’s off to stay at the Big River Ranch Farmstay before reaching Kalbarri National Park. Kalbarri presents the geological marvel that is Nature’s Window – a naturally formed arched rock that frames the incredible vista of the park in the distance. You’ll also have the chance to kayak down the Z-Bend or try abseiling down a 25 metre drop if you’re feeling brave!
Monkey Mia
Next up is a visit to the paradise of Monkey Mia where you can visit the world-famous dolphins as they swim into the shallows to be hand-fed every day. From here you will venture to the stunning Coral Bay for more sun, sea and sand and even snorkeling on the Ningaloo Reef before heading back to the bush of Karijini National Park.
Karajini National Park is where you’ll have the chance to explore the dense tropical terrain and swim in billabongs.
As you head toward your final destination of Broome, you will visit the seemingly endless 80 Mile Beach – the perfect opportunity for an instagram moment of 2!
Arriving in Broome you will conclude your tour with a picnic on the stunning Cable Beach… famous for its epic sunsets.
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