Itinerary

On our drive towards Margaret River we pass Mandurah, Bunbury and Busselton. In Yallingup we will visit a typical Australian sheep farm. Experience life on the farm, see sheep mustering using the Australian Kelpie sheepdog, watch sheep shearing and gain interesting information and details about processing sheep wool. The region around Margaret River which is one of the most renowned wine areas of Australia, welcomes us with its relaxed atmosphere. To give you an impression of Australia‘s No. 1 water sport, surfing, we will then visit the popular Prevelly Beach. In Margaret River you have the opportunity to enjoy a wine tasting at one of the most renowned vineries. Afterwards our tour continues to Australia‘s most south-westerly point, Cape Leeuwin. This is the point where the Indian and Southern Ocean meet. From here the nearest landmass is Africa to the west and Antarctica to the south. We then travel along the coast of the Southern Ocean through farmland into the Karri Forest region of Pemberton.

Continue to Pemberton Hotel where you will spend the night. Located on five acres of picturesque gardens, Pemberton Hotel offers 4 star accommodation. The air-conditioned rooms are comfortably furnished with all modern amenities. It has a multi-cuisine restaurant which serves delicious food. Your package includes 3 breakfasts, 4 picnic lunches and 1 dinner.

Spend the night at the hotel.

Day 2: Pemberton – Albany

After today’s breakfast, courageous visitors will have the opportunity to climb a spiral ladder to the platform of the “Gloucester Tree” in Pemberton. The Valley of the Giants, a section of forest appropriately named for its huge trees, is our next destination. Tree Top Walk offers an amazing bird’s eye view to this window of the past. Much of the vegetation in this region is unique to the southwest of Western Australia. Via Denmark we reach Albany, Western Australia’s first settlement, in the evening.
Check into Comfort Inn Motel, Albany. A 4 star motel located near the town centre, the motel has air-conditioned rooms with a tea/coffee maker, a fridge and TV and a hair dryer. The motel has a cocktail bar and a multi-cuisine restaurant.

Spend the night at the motel.

Day 3: Albany – Hyden

A City tour and the magnificent panorama view from Mt. Clarence overlooking King George Sound, were the first settlers landed in 1826, let you realize Albany’s importance to Western Australia. After a visit to the whale museum, we will discover the “Natural Bridge and The Gap” in the Torndirrup National Park. The tour continues with a drive through farmland in the Stirling Range. The many different varieties of plants originating in the Stirling Range are mainly due to its insular location. This mountain range is a climatic island and the plain is typical for its dry and warm weather conditions. Late afternoon we will arrive in Hyden.
Check into Wave Rock Motel, Hayden. The motel has comfortably furnished rooms with all modern amenities and a multi-cuisine restaurant.

Spend the night at the motel.

Day 4: Hyden-Perth

We will visit the famous and astounding “breakers wave” the ‘Wave Rock’. There is enough time to explore and learn about the story of this unbelievable natural wonder. The drive then takes us through the vast wheat belt of W.A. to the Avon Valley. In York, the oldest inland settlement of W.A. where a quaint short stroll will take you back to the time of the first settlers. The old well-maintained and renovated houses boasting their original facades bring forth still today the atmosphere of the pioneer’s time. A visit to an emu farm is our next highlight where we learn interesting details about this astonishing native animal, one of Australia’s emblem figures. In the evening we transfer you to your hotel in Perth where this round trip concludes.