10 Day Perth to Broome

Kalbarri lies 154 kilometres north of Geraldton and is one of the most popular destinations on Western Australia’s Coral Coast. Situated at the mouth of the Murchison River and a stone’s throw from the Kalbarri National Park, this retreat is home to some wonderful outdoor activities. The Murchison River offers fishing and pelican feeding, and is a magnificent place to watch the sun sink into the Indian Ocean. This area is also known for its rich birdlife and spectacular wildflower displays in Spring. Meanwhile, the Kalbarri National Park is home to dramatic sea cliffs and some truly unique geological formations, such as the arch known as Nature’s Window and the snaking gorge called Z Bend.

Denham is set within the UNESCO World Heritage Area of Shark Bay on the western fringe of Australia. This small town, a gem on the country’s Coral Coast, is home to some spectacular outdoor attractions and makes a popular retreat despite its remote location. Some key activities include the beach of Monkey Mia, where bottlenose dolphins can be hand-fed on the water’s edge; the fascinating Hamelin Pool, which is full of microbial reefs known as stromatolites; and Shell Beach, which features salty waters and a shoreline composed not of sand, but millions of shells due to the large quantity of cockle in the area. Finally, evening trips out to Eagle Bluff - 15 kilometres from Denham - offer spectacular views as the sun sets over one of Australia’s westernmost towns.

Cape Range National Park is located adjacent to Ningaloo Marine Park and boasts spectacular rocky gorges carved by ancient rivers that adjoin one of the most pristine and beautiful coastlines in the world. Visitors can explore the park's rugged landscape of spectacular canyons along drive trails into Charles Knife Canyon and Shothole Canyon or follow the walking trails through the deep gorges such as Mandu Mandu and across the scenic high country at Charles Knife Canyon. Camping is popular along the Cape Range coast, especially from Easter to October.

Karijini National Park is an expansive wilderness area in the Hamersley Range of Western Australia. It is the second largest national park in Western Australia and features magnificent waterfalls, hidden plunge pools and breathtaking, sheer cliffs and gorges. The park is home to a diverse range of local plant and animal species including: red kangaroos, hill wallaroo, rock wallabies, bats and over 800 different plant species. Nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts will find a host of activities to enjoy including: hiking through the spectacular red rocky landscape, paddling along crystal-clear rivers, exploring ancient gorges or swimming under cascading waterfalls. Don’t miss Mt Frederick, Mt Meharry, and Mt Bruce; Western Australia’s three highest peaks.

Situated in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, Karratha is known for its ancient Aboriginal heritage, pristine beaches, and incredibly rich red earth. The city serves as an excellent base from which to explore the magnificent surrounding landscape and visit spectacular national parks such as Karijini National Park, Dampier Archipelago, and Millstream-Chichester National Park. The Point Samson Peninsula and the Burrup Peninsula are also must-sees. Visitors can look forward to a wide selection of activities including fishing, boating, hiking, biking, stand-up paddle boarding, and bird watching.