Perth to Broome Tours WA
Experience Perth to Broome Tours WA
Perth to Broome Tours WA: The 10-day, 9-night tour organised by Kimberley Wild, from Perth to Broome, lets you enjoy the beauty of Western Australia. A maximum of 20 passengers is included on the tour, and the fitness level for this tour ranges from moderate to advanced.
Travel Western Australia on these amazing Perth to Broome Tours with Kimberly Wild
Distance
The distance from Perkilometres, me is 2,231.2 kilometres, and the travelling time is 23 hours along National Highway 95 and National Highway 1.
Accommodation
Camping: shared facilities (5nts), Backpacker Dorm Room: shared facilities (4nts).
The year-round tour departs on Saturdays and selected Tuesdays.
Pick up location: Perth YHA
Day 1 Pinnacles Desert & Jurien Bay
Leaving Perth, we enter Nambung National Park to experience the Pinnacles Desert, a landscape like no other in the country. Then, you journey to the massive suns of Jurien Bay. You have the opportunity to sandboard down the slopes. From here, we continue through Geraldton to Kalbarri, where you stay overnight. Lunch and dinner are provided.
Day 2 Kalbarri National Park, & Shell Beach
On day two, you take the short drive to Kalbarri National Park and explore some of the diverse scenery, such as Nature’s Murchison Gorge, Nature’s Window, the Loop, and Z-Bend Gorge (a steep descent but worth the effort For those looking for even more adventure, there is a refreshing swim. There is also th(at your or even more adventure (own expense).
Shell Beach
After lunch visit the beautiful Shell Beach – one of only two beaches in the world made entirely of shells- before returning to Denham and Shark Bay. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included.
Day 3 Monkey Mia & Shark Bay
After a short drive across the Peron Peninsula, you go to the beach and visit the world-famous Monkey Mia dolphins. The next stop is Carnarvo, where you can see the fascinating stromatolites at Hamelin Pool. After a short break, we continue along the highway to Coral Bay, the ‘Jewel of the Northwest’. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included.
Days 4-5 Coral Bay & Exmouth
Take a day to explore Coral Bay and sit in Ningaloo Reef, where he extraordinary marine life is below the waterline. Take a glass-bottom cruise on a glass-bottom boat to see for yourself. (Activities at own expense) subject to availability. Then we take a short drive into Exmouth. Enjoy the private campsite on Yatdie Creek Station and watch the sunset as kangaroos hop about the grounds. In the morning, go snorkelling or diving, search for whale sharks (seasonal and at your own expense), view Vlamingh Head Lighthouse, and then choose to laze on the pristine beach at Turquoise Bay. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included.
Days 6-8 Karijini National Park
We head inland past many Aussie cattle stations to reach the outback oasis of Karijini National Park. We will pass through Tom Price, a little town known for mining iron ore, before reaching the camp overlooking the magnificent Hamersley Range. All three meals on all three days are included.
Perth to Broome Tours WA Karijini National Park
The park offers spectacular rugged scenery, ancient geological formations, various arid-land ecosystems and a range of recreational experiences.
Land
Covering 627,422 hectares just north of the Tropic of Capricorn in theHamersley Range of Australia’s Kimberley region, the Hamersley Range I National Park is Western Australia’s second largest national park. The ideal times to visit the park are late autumn, winter and early spring. Winter days are warm and clear, but nights are cold and sometimes frosty.
Beautiful Places
Massive mountains and escarpments rise above breathtaking gorges, dissecting the high plateau, and stony, tree-lined watercourses wind their way over the dusty plain. Erosion has slowly carved this landscape out of a billion years that are over 2,500 million years old. There are many beautiful gorges and sites to visit in Karijini National Park, but be sure to include Dales Gorge, Fortescue Falls, Weano Gorge and Oxers Lookout—Perth to Broome Tours WA.
Visitor Centre
The Karijini Visitor Centre is just daily from 9 am to 4 pm in seasonn season from 9 am to 4 pm daily. It is closed from early December to early February each year.
Overnight Stay
The camping area at Dales is one of two locations in the park where you can stay overnight. It is a large campground with picnic tables and gas barbecues at the nearby picnic area, and is a good base from which to explore the park. Campsites are in very high demand from June to September. During this period, a two-night maximum stay overflow camping area is in operation. Bookings are essential for Dales and the overflow.
Aboriginal People
The park is the traditional home of the Banyjima, Kurrama and Innawonga Aboriginal people. The Banyjima name for the Hamersley Range is Karijini. Evidence of their occupation dates back more than 20,000 years. During that period, Aboriginal land management practices, such as ‘fire stick farming’, resulted in a diversity of vegetation types and stages of succession that helped determine the nature of the plants and animals found in the park today.
Wildlife
Wildflowers vary with the seasons. In the cooler months, the land is covered with yellow-flowering cassias, wattles, northern bluebells, and purple mulla-mullas. After the rains, many plants bloom. Karijini is home to various bilby wallabies, rock wallabies, echidnas, and several bat species. Geckos, goannas, dra, gons, legless lizards, pythons, and other snakes are abundant.
Termite Mounds
Look for large, striking termite mounds scattered throughout the grasslands. Also, look out for mounds of pebbles built by the Western Pebble-mound mouse, but please do not disturb them.
Perth to Broome Tours WAWarnings
Blue asbestos is present in Yampire and Wittenoom Gorges. Asbestos dust may cause cancer if inhaled. Stay back from cliff edges – they are about 100 meters high, often with loose rocks near the edge. Floodsur and nan nter gorges if there is rain in the area. The terrain starts when you are in a gorge; leave immediately. Even though inland waterways look inviting, especially when the surface is calm, they pose many hidden dangers. Know the risks and how to swim safely.
Cold Water
The water in gorge pools can be icy, especially between April and September; hypothermia can occur. Do temperature or jump into water.
Temprature Drop
During summer, temperatures frequently top 40 degrees Celsius. Carry plenty of water at all times.
Dingoes
Dingoes are common around the Dales campground. They may scavenge for food and can be aggressive. Do not feed dingoes, supervise children at all times, walk in groups and store food in your vehicle.
Entry
You can enter Karijini National Park from Tom Price, Roebourne, Port Hedland or Newman.
Plan the visit
Be aware that distances travelled can add up quickly when touring this park. The nearest fuel is over 80 km from Dales Campground at Munjina Roadhouse or Tom Price, and around 70 km from the Karijini Eco Retreat to Tom Price. A trip from Dales to Weano via the shortest route is about 112km return. Plan your visit carefully.
Da,y 9 The Pilbara
In the morning, we travel towards the coast and the iron ore town of Port Hedland. We have time for a quick tour of the industry’s incredible size. After lunch, we travel to the Pilbara region, where we spend the night on an overnight station stay. All three meals are included.
Day 10 Eighty Mile Beach & Broome
A view of Australia’s most remarkable hidden gems. Take a stroll along the white sandy beach and get some photos of the azure water, before coming into Broome, where we say our final farewell. Breakfast and lunch are included.
Drop off location
Kimberley Travellers Lodge.
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