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Explore untouched frontier territory...Camp out under the stars - Hike spectacular Gorges. Enjoy the remote Wilderness...

DAY 1: Perth to Kalbarri
We'll make our way north to Nambung National Park, home of the famous "Pinnacles". Here a moonscape of coloured quartz, studded with fascinating limestone pillars makes a pretty bizarre picture! It's then further along the Coral Coast past beautiful pristine beaches into Kalbarri. Tonight we head to Finlays for a unique dinner experience before returning to our farm quarters! Farm Stay - Multi Share (share facilities) (D)

DAY 2: Kalbarri
We get to explore some of the amazing gorgeous this area is so well known for today. Make sure you have comfy, sturdy shoes packed and a good hat. It can get warm in the outback.Farm Stay - Mulri Share (share facilities) (B, L, D)

DAY 3: Kalbarri to Monkey Mia
Today we have time to explore Kalbarri National Park. This is an area of wild beauty and ancient landscapes where the Murchison River winds its way through spectacular gorges on its way to the Indian Ocean. Next stop Shark Bay and Monkey Mia, home of the wild dolphins. Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort (B, L)

DAYS 4 & 5: Monkey Mia to Coral Bay
Relax and enjoy the surroundings of this beautiful bay and wait for Monkey Mia's famous visitors to arrivel. Since the early 1960's the Bottle Nosed Dolphins who astound everyone with their intelligence and grace have visited Monkey Mia, now on a daily basis. Our afternon takes us to Coral Bay where you can enjoy the wonders of Nangaloo Reef Marine Park. Campground Coral Bay (B , D)

DAYS 6 & 7: Coral Bay to Karijini National Park
Enjoy the colourful coral formations from a scenic submersible craft this morning – a great way to start the day! We then head to the beautiful Karijini National Park. Haunting in its rugged, red beauty and unbeatable for adventure, the park is famous for its sheer gorges, waterfalls and cool swimming holes. Our campsite is deep in the Aussie Outback. Bush Camping Karijini National Park (B, L , D)

DAY 8: Karijini to 80 Mile Beach
Onto Port Hedland, a town whose prosperity has been built on the iron-ore boom of the 1960's. Here, iron-ore from some of the world's largest iron-ore mines is loaded onto the world's biggest ore carriers for international consumption. Then on we travel ot a great long stretch of beach, a whole eighty miles worth! Here we will camp alongside the Indian Ocean. 80 Mile Beach Caravan Park Campsite . (B, D)

DAYS 9 & 10: 80 Mile Beach to Broome
We continue on to cosmopolitan Broome. From its rough and tumble, romantic pearling history to the cosmopolitan character of Chinatown....the colours and moods of Broome will blow you away. Visit the historic Japanese Cemetery, Gantheaume Point, nearby pearling houses and experience world famous Cable Beach at sunset. Roebuck Bay Caravan Park Campsite (B, D)

DAY 11: Broome to Windjana Gorge
Our adventure jumps up a notch as we change vehicles over to our purpose built 4 wheel drive. First off, it's time to explore the awesome Kimberleys – one of the world's great wilderness areas. It has fewer people per square kilometre than almost any other place on earth! We tackle the infamous "Gibb River Road", where we explore Tunnel Creek then to Windjana Gorge. Windjana Gorge Campsite. (B, L ,D)

DAY 12: Kimberley / Gibb River Road
Take in the stunning views of the King Leopold Ranges this morning, as we travel to Bells Creek Gorge. A refreshing swim in the Lower Plunge Pool is a must before we continue our journey on the challenging Gibb River Road. Tonight a bush camp deep in the Kimberleys at Mt Barnett Station.Gibb River Road Bush Camp (B, L, D)

DAY 13: Kimberley / Gibb River Road
Today we will visit one of the most outstanding Gorges in the region with probably the best known and most striking being Manning. Depending on the conditions our crew will decide as to which Gorge is the most appropriate to visit.Gibb River Road Bush Camp (B, L , D)

DAYS 14 & 15: Gibb River Road to El Questro
As we cross the Pentecost River we farewell the Gibb River Road, and head to the equally stunning El Questro Wilderness Reserve. This is the world's last unspoilt frontier, immersed in the Cockburn Ranges. Take a hike through either Emma Gorge or El Questro Gorge and later explore Zebedee Springs. You've got two nights in this gorgeous reserve so make the most of it! (El Questro Wilderness Reserve Campsite (B, L , D)

DAY 16: El Questro to Bungle Bungle Ranges
Today we travel southwards to Turkey Creek via the spectacular Bungle Bungle Range in Purnululu National Park. This area was kept a secret by locals until 1982, and was made a national park in 1987. We settle into our permanently established camp at Walardi where we'll spend two nights. Walardi Campsite. (B, D)

DAY 17: Bungle Bungle Ranges
A day to explore the amazing striped rock domes that comprise the Bungle Bungles. Specifically, we visit the very impressive Cathedral Gorge, Echidna Chasm and the unique Frog Hole. Today you'll have the option to take a scenic flight* over this spectacular region.Walardi Campsite (B, L, D)

DAY 18: Bungle Bungle Ranges to Timber Creek
First stop today is the township of Kununurra. With year round warm weather and plentiful water, Kununurra is lush and fertile. We then head out to the massive expanse of water at Lake Argyle – containing 12 times the water volume of Sydney Harbour! We cross the border into the Northern Territory, and onto the small community of Timber Creek (pop. 300!).Circle F Caravan Park Campsite (B, D)

DAY 19: Timber Creek to Darwin
The final leg of our journey will take us north to Katherine and if time permits we'll have a refreshing swim at Edith Falls. Our destination is Darwin, tropical capital of the Northern Territory. Tonight we head out to celebrate the end of your 18 Day Great Western Safari. (B, L)

Note: Open Age Tour

This is an Open Aged Tour for passengers over the age of 12, however travellers over the age of 55 must provide a medical certificate from their physician. This is to ensure that senior travellers have the necessary fitness and mobility to comfortably complete their tour as the itinerary takes you to remote regions and days can be long through rugged regions, with very basic camping facilities. Children must be accompanied by an adult.