Collie

Your adventure begins bright and early in Perth as we journey southeast into the heart of Western Australia. The first stop is Wellington Dam, where the world's largest dam mural seamlessly blends art and nature on an epic scale. Set against the rugged backdrop of Wellington National Park, it's a powerful and photogenic tribute to local stories and connection to Country. In nearby Collie, enjoy free time to grab lunch and explore the Collie Mural Trail, where over 40 vibrant artworks turn the town into a walkable open-air gallery.

Wave Rock

By late afternoon, we reach Wave Rock, one of WA's most iconic natural landmarks. This ancient granite formation, shaped like a giant ocean wave, is just a short walk from tonight's campsite. Settle in at our base and enjoy dinner under the stars. Today travel around 550 km

Wave Rock

Start the day with a walk along the 3.6 km Wave Rock Circuit. It's more than just the iconic granite wave. This loop takes you past ancient rock formations like Hippo's Yawn, through salmon gum woodland, and around salt lakes that shimmer pink in the right light.

We hit the road mid-morning, stopping in Ravensthorpe to admire its striking silo art and grab some lunch. Then it's on to Esperance, where the landscape shifts from outback to ocean. With nine national parks and some of the best beaches in the world, this region is pure coastal magic. You'll have time to explore the town while your guide stocks up on supplies

Lucky Bay

By late afternoon, we roll into Cape Le Grand National Park and set up camp right on the edge of Lucky Bay. With its white sands, turquoise water, and resident kangaroos, it's the perfect place to swim, hike, or just relax and take it all in. Travel about 470km today.

Cape Le Grand National Park

Wake up to the magic of Cape Le Grand, where the first light of day is best shared with the local kangaroos lounging on the sand. After a beachside wander, lace up your boots for a rewarding climb up Frenchman Peak. This iconic hike offers sweeping views over the national park and the scattered islands of the Recherche Archipelago. The rest of the day is yours to explore more of this coastal paradise. Swim in turquoise bays, hike through bushland alive with native wildlife, or simply relax and take it all in. With minimal driving today, it's all about slowing down and soaking up the beauty around you. We drive only 10 minutes today, and walks will vary from 2-4 hours. Stay a second night in Cape Le Grand.

Norseman

Rise with the sun and hit the road. By nightfall, we'll be falling asleep under the star-filled outback skies of the Nullarbor. En route, stop at the quintessential outback town of Norseman for breakfast before we traverse the Eyre Highway eastbound, taking in Australia's longest straight road, 90 Mile Straight.

Nullarbor

Watch the ever-changing landscapes from your window as your guide regales the history and stories that make this land unique. Tonight, gaze up at distant galaxies on a real bush camping experience on the Nullarbor. Today's driving time is about 10 hours, and tonight, bush camp on the Nullarbor (no facilities). Today we travel about 790Km

Nullarbor

Today, we continue our epic crossing of the Nullarbor, where vast horizons and iconic Aussie sights unfold with every kilometre. Snap a photo at the famous wildlife crossing sign, camels, kangaroos, and wombats, of course, before reaching one of the most jaw-dropping spots on the journey: the Bunda Cliffs. Stretching over 200 km, these towering limestone walls mark the edge of Australia, where the land meets the Southern Ocean in dramatic fashion.

Great Australian Bight

Later, we cross the Dingo Fence, the longest fence in the world, and enter the Yalata Aboriginal lands, a region rich in stories and cultural significance. As the afternoon sun dips low, we roll into Penong, an offbeat outback town known for its eccentric windmill display and laid-back charm.Tonight, enjoy classic country hospitality with an optional dinner at the local pub (own expense), before settling into camp. Today we travel about 600Km

Penong Windmill Museum

This morning, start with a taste of quirky Aussie culture at the Penong Windmill Museum, home to 'Bruce'—the biggest windmill in Australia.

Streaky Bay

Then it's time to hit the water with a twohour learn-to-surf lesson in the clear, sheltered waters of Streaky Bay. Whether you're catching your first wave or just soaking up the sun, this stretch of coastline delivers serious good vibes. After free time in town to grab lunch, trade ocean waves for sandy slopes with a sandboarding session on the region's towering dunes, equal parts thrill and laughter. Before reaching camp, take a short walk to explore the wave-carved beauty of Talia Cave.

By late afternoon, arrive at Coodlie Park Farm Retreat, a character-filled off-grid eco-camp originally built by the founders of Untamed Escapes. Enjoy a barbecue dinner, meet the resident animals, and roll out your swag in one of the unique outdoor swag huts. You also have the option to join a stargazing tour, where zero light pollution reveals constellations, galaxies, and the raw wonder of a true outback sky. Today we travel around 350Km

Bairds Bay

Rise early for an optional marine encounter at Baird Bay that's equal parts heart-pounding and humbling. Operated by Eco-Accredited Baird Bay Ocean Eco Tours, this wild swim takes you into calm, sheltered waters for an extraordinary encounter with Australian sea lions and bottlenose dolphins. Cruise out to Jones Island, where sea lions bask in the sun. Slip into the water and watch as they twist, spin, and swirl around you. Then head into deeper water for a chance to swim with wild dolphins. Graceful, curious, and completely free. No feeding, no gimmicks, just raw, real connection in the wild.

Point Labatt Conservation Park

Prefer to stay dry? You'll take a scenic drive to Point Labatt, the only mainland location where you can reliably spot Australian sea lions in their natural habitat.

Coulta

After lunch, we continue down the Eyre Peninsula's rugged west coast before reaching our peaceful bush base at Camp Nyroca. Surrounded by forest and alive with bird calls. A relaxed evening awaits after a big day of nature and connection. Travel around 450Km today

Coffin Bay

This morning, we roll into the coastal gem of Coffin Bay National Park, where blinding white beaches, rugged cliffs, and ridiculously blue water are just the beginning. Explore the area, snap some photos, or just breathe in that salty air. If you're up for something unique, join an optional Oyster Farm Tour. Waders on, toes in the water, and oysters fresh off the lease. It's paddock-to-plate, Eyre Peninsula style. If you're staying dry, take a chilled wander along the Oyster Walk, a coastal trail packed with views, bushland, and a few surprises along the way.

Mikkira Station Koala Sanctuary

Arrive in Port Lincoln just in time for lunch at the iconic Fresh Fish Place for probably some of the best fish and chips you’ve ever had. Visit Mikkira Station Koala Sanctuary, a private property home to the Eyre Peninsula's only wild koala population, before a cultural experience with the proud Barngarla woman, Emmalene Richards. You'll be welcomed to Country and guided through stories of culture, tradition, and deep connection to the land and sea.

Port Lincoln

Enjoy some free time back in town to grab dinner before heading back to wildly beautiful Lincoln National Park to settle in for the night. You will trav el around 150Km today

Port Lincoln

Start the day with purpose as we spend the morning supporting conservation efforts at Brinkwork Park. After a rewarding morning giving back to the land, we’ll head to Tumby Bay, where an iconic mural stretches across six silos and took over 400 hours and 430 litres of paint to complete.

Cowell

Next, we swing into Cowell to admire another striking silo piece that honours the town's oyster farming heritage and deep Aboriginal roots.

After grabbing lunch in Cowell, we make our way to Mount Remarkable National Park in the Southern Flinders Ranges. Set up camp one last time, reflecting with your new travelcrew over dinner, before rolling out your swag and settling in under a canopy of stars. Today, travel around 450Km

While it's the final day of the adventure, there are still a few gems to uncover. After breakfast, lace up your boots for one last bushwalk at Mambray Creek beneath ancient red gums and rugged sandstone ridges. Keep your eyes peeled for the abundant wildlife that call this place home.

Clare Valley

Onwards, travel through the picturesque Clare Valley wine region, where you will have free time for lunch followed by an included group wine tasting before arriving in Adelaide at around 5.30 pm. Cheers to that! Travel around 310Km today