Australian Walking Holidays

$3295

The Bungle Bungles – Purnululu – have legendary status as one of the most unique and remote natural wonders in Australia, if not the world. The splendid isolation of the Bungles is a great attraction to trekkers. Using specially chartered flights, this tour avoids the long hard drive to get to the Bungles, allowing you to delve deep into the heart of this world heritage wonder. Exploring the Piccaninny Gorge, this trip offers you an achievable expedition-style bushwalk.

The walk follows the gorge as it winds its way between the red and black beehive domes. They’ll establish a base camp for a few nights, freeing you to make lightweight exploratory walks high into the upper gorge, stopping at waterholes and caves, soaking in the wild seclusion. Your ultimate destination is “The Fingers”, five sandstone chasms made for rock-hopping and sun-soaking, looking to discover the mysteries held within this ancient and weathered land. On the final day, you will trek out to Cathedral Gorge before a short transfer to the airstrip to board a stunning scenic flight over the Bungle Bungles and the Kimberley back to Kununurra.

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$3999

Take 13 fun-filled days to explore the best that the Kimberley region has to offer. From the Gibb River Road gorges, El Questro Wilderness Park to the Purnululu National Park (the Bungle Bungles) – you will see an abundant array of wildlife, stunning views and historic sites. Travel for the entire trip in air-conditioned comfort in a well-appointed four wheel-drive coach, and enjoy fully guided walks along the way.

Spend a little time each day to walk, swim, relax, and soak up the surrounding beauty – all the while journeying into the untouched unparallel beauty that is the Kimberley.

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From $8600 to $9900

The Kimberley region of Western Australia is one of the world’s last great wilderness areas. The coastline is simply spectacular with deep gorges, coral reefs, mangroves and huge tides providing some of the many natural highlights.

Utilising a 20-berth expedition cruise boat, you can access some of the Kimberley’s wildest coastline in comfort, avoiding the need for weeks of punishing overland four-wheel drive travel to experience the magic of this rugged region. The cruise north of Broome will explore some of the Kimberley’s best-kept secrets and place you amongst her astonishing beauty and diversity.

During your days on board the Odyssey, the accent will be on day walks and shore explorations including visits to the Lacepede Islands, Montgomery Reef, Horizontal Water Falls, Sale River, Prince Regent River, King Cascade and Camp Creek to mention just a few destinations. From Naturaliste Island, you’ll enjoy a stunning helicopter flight over the Mitchell Falls to join your charter flight back to Broome where this extraordinary wilderness experience concludes.

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From $15595 to $20995

Trackless and extremely rugged, the coast and hinterland of the West Kimberley is one of Australia’s last true wilderness regions which is most easily accessed by boat. This ultimate highlights itinerary condenses several Kimberley icons into a single voyage including the King George Falls, the Hunter River, the Prince Regent River, Montgomery Reef and the Horizontal Waterfalls. These places feature stunning scenery including gorges cut through the ancient sandstone and offer access to a beautiful and wild world. Tranquil pools, rapids and waterfalls, terraces of rock, white beaches, ancient rock art, stately stands of tropical paperbarks, patches of monsoon rainforest and always a backdrop, the red rocky ramparts.

During the trip you’ll have the opportunity to ‘land a barra’, enjoy gentle walks, try mud crabbing, swim in idyllic billabongs or even view many of the sites during a helicopter flight (purchased additionally onboard). There is also an opportunity to see the “Bradshaws” – possibly the oldest art known to man. Each evening you will relax to fine wine and food on your luxury vessel, the True North, which carries only 36 guests.

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$2550

The Bibbulmun Track is a popular Western Australia walking opportunity that explores the magnificent National Parks, Karri forests and pristine coastlines of the state’s magnificent southern wilderness. This wonderful section of the Bibbulmun Track between Walpole and Denmark is possibly the most scenic and varied section of the whole track.

The walk takes in majestic forests, deserted beaches, magnificent bays and spectacular coastal cliffs. You’ll visit the Valley of the Giants in Walpole and see the beautiful rock formations and tranquil waters of Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks near Denmark, and many sights between. The hills and some beach sand sections can add to the challenge of the walk but overall people with good fitness can join this trip. The beauty and variety of the walk make the effort all worthwhile. Each night, return to your accommodation in Denmark, where you can put your feet up and enjoy the hospitality. For the full Bibbulmun experience combine this trip with their seven-day walk from Albany to Denmark which departs before this trip.

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$2290

This trip covers the stretch of the Bibbulmun Track which follows the magnificent southern coastline from Albany to Denmark. The rugged coastal scenery and wildflowers on this section of the track are considered some of the best along the trail. Returning to our base in Denmark each evening, this relaxing escape offers the perfect blend of activity and rest with most of the walks suitable for most of reasonable fitness, ranging from 13 to 19 kilometres per day. There are some steep sections and some beach walking, just to keep it interesting.

On some afternoons you’ll have the chance to enjoy the lovely town of Denmark or simply enjoy the serenity of the forest chalet where you will be based. The Albany to Denmark section of the Bibbulmun Track is a popular walk for wildflower enthusiasts and those looking for an active, but relaxing, escape. Join their nine day Walpole to Denmark trip directly after this trip and enhance your Bibbulmun Track experience a little further!

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$2300

The Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park stretches over 100 kilometres along Western Australia’s magnificent Southwest coast. With the world-renowned Margaret River wine region at its centre, this coast is as diverse as it is spectacular. From giant Karri forests to windswept limestone cliffs, pristine white sandy beaches, coastal heath as well as ancient dunes and granite cliff lines, the diversity of landscapes makes this one of Australia’s most delightful coastal walks.

Walking during the warmer months reveals abundant wildflowers as well as daily opportunities for a swim in the ocean and lagoons. This itinerary aims to traverse the entire 135-kilometre Cape to Cape Track, walking between 14 kilometres to 25 kilometres each day with just a day-pack. There are some steep sections, and beach walking can be challenging, however, on some days there are options to walk half a day. Excellent homemade food, knowledgeable guides and centre based, comfortable lodge-style accommodation which we return to each evening. Come and see why their previous walkers have rated this trek as one of Australia’s best.

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The Munda Biddi Trail, meaning “path through the forest” in the local indigenous language, is a world-class cycling trail in southern Western Australia. The trail weaves its way from Albany to Mundaring just outside Perth, traversing a wide range of forest and coastal landscapes. Through Jarrah, Karri and Tingle forest, along the coast and through 15 picturesque South-West towns, the trail is over 1000 kilometres long.

On this tour, you will complete 207 kilometres of the southern half of the trail over six unforgettable days. Ride free of trailers or heavy panniers as you will be supported by a vehicle. Stay in comfortable accommodation each night and enjoy having all the delicious meals provided for you. All you need to do is pedal and admire the unique and stunning Western Australia landscape; the team will do the rest.

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Explore the dramatic gorges of Karijini National Park, and soak up the beauty of the Ningaloo Reef with the perfect blend of activity and rest.

Starting in Paraburdoo, head north up to Karijini, and take in some of the world’s most striking features and landscapes. The leisurely pace allows plenty of time to soak in the feel of the Pilbara and to swim in the many idyllic swimming holes. Spend four full days in Karijini walking, swimming, exploring and relaxing before a drive across to Exmouth and the fabulous Ningaloo Reef.

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