West Coast Discovery 2026

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Today, you will be met by your Tour Directors before taking an informative tour of the city, including scenic Kings Park. Kings Park also encompasses the Perth Botanic Garden and here, we enjoy a wander through a magnificent display of the area’s wildflowers. Meal (D)

Today we depart Hyden and continue our travels towards the far-east mining district of Kalgoorlie-Boulder. Since 1893 the area of Kalgoorlie-Boulder has produced over 50 million ounces of gold, one of only 4 districts in the world to have reached such a milestone. We arrive this afternoon and enjoy a town tour followed by a tour of the incredible Super Pit mine. The Super Pit is now nearly 600 metres deep, 3.5 km long and 1.5 km wide! Enjoy expert commentary from your local guide as we drive along internal haul roads and get up close to the operations of this massive mine. This afternoon we check-in to the Rydges Kalgoorlie Resort for our overnight stay. Meals (B.L.D)

***All passengers will need to wear long sleeves and pants with enclosed shoes for the Super Pit Mine tour. No sandals or high heels allowed. This is due to their strict OH&S Policies ****

This morning we travel west through Ravensthorpe and Jerramungup stopping along the way for lunch. Later this afternoon we visit Bluff Knoll Lookout in the majestic Stirling Range National Park before arriving in the whaling town of Albany. We spend the next two nights at the Dog Rock Motel. Meals (B.L.D)

Today we travel to the Walpole-Nornalup National Park, home to a grove of veteran Karri and Tingle trees known as the Ancient Empire. These are some of the largest trees in the world, measuring up to 16 metres around the base. To get a closer look, we'll visit the world class Valley of The Giants Tree Top Walk which soars gently upwards amidst the Tingle foliage to a world of birds and flowers.

We also visit the Gloucester Tree, the second highest fire lookout tree in the world. (The tree can be climbed by the more adventurous! Subject to accessibility).

This afternoon we continue through the various state forests of the south west before arriving into Margaret River, Western Australia’s premium wine growing region which boasts over 40 world class wineries. Here we check in to Stay Margaret River for our two-night stay. Meals (B.L.D)

This morning, we depart Margaret River to visit Busselton on Geographe Bay and take time to wander the 1.7 km jetty, the longest in WA. We’ll travel via the Tuart forests to Bunbury, where we take in the impressive view over the harbour and city from the local lookout. We then continue through Australind and Mandurah before arriving in the cosmopolitan city of Fremantle by mid-afternoon. Join the Rottnest Express transfer to Rottnest Island for our overnight stay. Meals (B.L.D)

After breakfast the South West Explorer passengers depart the tour, while we trek north to the famous Nambung National Park, home to the interesting formations known as the Pinnacles. Here thousands of limestone pillars rise from the shifting yellow sands, resembling a landscape from a science fiction movie. This afternoon continue north through Geraldton and on to the small scenic town of Kalbarri. We spend the next two nights at the Kalbarri Edge Resort. Meals (B.L.D)

Home to an abundance of wild dolphins, your morning in Monkey Mia starts with a rare up-close encounter at the daily dolphin feeding experience (subject to appearance). In the afternoon, board a catamaran to spot the bay’s diverse marine life and admire the striking contrast of Monkey Mia’s rusty red sand dunes against its turquoise waters. Meals (B.L.D)

After breakfast we visit the magnificent HMAS Sydney II memorial - the second memorial recognised to be of national significance outside of Canberra. Completed in 2001, the memorial has become the country's premier site for honouring the 645 Australian sailors who were lost off the Western Australian coast during a World War II battle with German raider HSK Kormoran. The location of both wrecks remained a mystery for over 66 years until they were located in March 2008 by the Finding Sydney Foundation.

Departing Geraldton, we return to Perth along the "Wildflower Way". We also travel via Australia’s only monastic town, New Norcia. Here we take a tour though this interesting village which was, once upon a time, locked up behind closed doors. We arrive back at the Crown Promenade late this afternoon for the final night of the tour. Tonight, enjoy a farewell dinner at the hotel. Meals (B.L.D)