DAY 1 Friday 15 May 2026
Perth
Perth is the most isolated city of its size on
the planet, and is home to a near-permanent
canopy of blue sky, delicious food and fine
wine and superb beaches. Arrive in Perth and
enjoy a welcome dinner with your tour leader
and group at Fleur, which offers dishes and
wine that showcases local produce through a
European lens. Overnight: DoubleTree by Hilton
Northbridge, Perth (D)
DAY 2 Saturday 16 May 2026
Rottnest Island – Perth
This morning, transfer by coach to Fremantle
port for your ferry to Rottnest Island. On arrival,
take some time to explore the main settlement
(look out for quokkas!) before meeting our
coach for the Grand Island Tour. The tour
will take in all the island’s must-see locations
including a ride on the Captain Hussey narrow
gauge railway, Oliver Hill Gun and the Tunnel
Fortification. The tour includes lunch. Return
by ferry to Perth in the late afternoon where
your evening is free. Overnight: Overnight:
DoubleTree by Hilton Northbridge, Perth (B,L)
DAY 3 Sunday 17 May 2026
Dwellingup – Bunbury
This morning, transfer by coach for a ride on
the Bennett Brook Railway, a steam train that
travels from Mussel Pool station to Village
Junction Station. Enjoy typical bush scenery
and return to the station for a railway workshop
tour. Drive south to the charming town of
Dwellingup and ride on the Hotham Valley
Steam Ranger heritage train for a scenic journey
through the Darling Range Escarpment to
Isandra Siding and back to Dwellingup. Travel to
Bunbury to enjoy dinner at Nicola’s Ristorante,
the only Italian Restaurant in town and the
highest rated eatery in Bunbury. Overnight:
Bunbury Hotel, Bunbury (B,D)
DAY 4 Monday 18 May 2026
Busselton – Margaret River
After breakfast, transfer by coach to the
Busselton Jetty Foreshore for a ride on the
electric and solar-powered train along the
jetty to the Underwater Observatory. Upon
arrival, explore the depths of Geographe Bay
to witness incredible marine life. Return to the
foreshore by train and enjoy free time for lunch.
Travel onto the Margaret River Region’s most spectacular town, Yallingup and check into
your hotel. Later, travel to Wills Domain Estate
– a highly awarded restaurant surrounded by
stunning vineyards for an unforgettable evening
of wining and dining. Overnight: Caves House,
Margaret River (B,D)
DAY 5 Tuesday 19 May 2026
Margaret River
After breakfast, enjoy some free time before
your gourmet wine and dine tour of Margaret
River. This deluxe tour visits a five-star lineup
of award-winning wineries: Leeuwin Estate,
Xanadu Wines and Voyager Estate. Throughout
the day you will be given the opportunity to
taste an extensive range of high calibre wines,
learn about the history and characteristics of
Margaret River’s wine region, enjoy lunch and
the impressive scenery. Return to Yallingup in
the late afternoon where your evening is free.
Overnight: Caves House, Margaret River (B,L)
DAY 6 Wednesday 20 May 2026
Pemberton
This morning, travel south through the Boranup
Forest and stop to view the towering Karri
trees. Travel to the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse,
situated at the most south-westerly point of
Australia, the tip of a spectacular peninsula
where the Southern and Indian Oceans meet. Enjoy free time for lunch in Augusta, before travelling via lush agricultural lands and forests to Pemberton, arriving in the late afternoon. Tonight, you will enjoy a wonderful two-course meal at your hotel in Pemberton. Overnight: Forest Lodge Resort, Pemberton (B,D)
DAY 7 Thursday 21 May 2026 Albany
After breakfast, you’ll travel on the Pemberton Tramway to learn about timber railways that were integral to the area’s development and growth. Travel through Karri and Marri forests, over trestle bridges, rivers and streams and return to town where there’s time for lunch. Later, travel to the iconic Valley of the Giants Tree Top-Walk to see unique tingle trees, the biggest timber trees on earth and found nowhere else in the world. Travel onto Albany to enjoy dinner at The Earl of Spencer Historic Inn Bar and Restaurant. Overnight: Dolphin Lodge, Albany (B,D)
DAY 8 Friday 22 May 2026 Albany
This morning, you will visit the historic Whaling Station where you can explore the Cheynes Beach Whaling processing factory, the last whaling company to cease operations in Australia in 1978. Travel to the stunning Misery Beach and drive along the spectacular coastline, from Torndirrup National Park’s to the Natural Bridge and The Gap. Return to town for free time at lunch before exploring the oldest surviving house in the state, the Patrick Taylor Cottage Museum, plus the Albany Visitor Centre/old train station and the National ANZAC Centre. Enjoy free time at dinner. Overnight: Dolphin Lodge, Albany (B)
DAY 9 Saturday 23 May 2026 Esperance
This morning, we visit the Tree-in-the-Rock in Porongurup National Park and view some of the 700 native plant species and 300 macrofungi species found here. Pause at the Western Lookout in Stirling Ranges for spectacular views, before stopping at Jerramungup where you can have lunch. Travel via the Fitzgerald River National Park to Ravensthorpe and arrive in Esperance in the late afternoon, check into your hotel and enjoy a free evening. Overnight: Best Western Hospitality Inn, Esperance (B)
DAY 10 Sunday 24 May 2026 Esperance
This morning, you will traverse The Great Ocean Drive, a circular loop taking in some of the most beautiful coastal scenery Australia has to offer including pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters and snow-white sands. Visit the Lucky Bay Brewery for lunch, followed by a brewery tour. Later, visit the Esperance Museum which houses an excellent collection of historical artefacts, including a “W-Class” 919 steam locomotive. Finish the day by touring the Mermaid Leather Workshop, Australia’s only fish and shark leather specialist. Return to the town for a free evening. Overnight: Best Western Hospitality Inn, Esperance (B,L)
DAY 11 Monday 25 May 2026 Cape Le Grand – Kalgoorlie
This morning, you’ll drive south to Cape Le Grand – an ancient, rugged coastline home to large granite outcrops, and idyllic white sandy beaches. Stop at the picture postcard setting at Lucky Bay, one of Australia’s most famous beaches where you’re likely to spot western grey kangaroos relaxing on the beach. For lunch, we’ll stop at the historic Gibson Soak Hotel, which first opened in 1896, to enjoy a typical outback lunch. Arrive at Australia’s largest outback city, Kalgoorlie, check into your hotel and enjoy a free evening. Overnight: Plaza Hotel, Kalgoorlie (B,L)
DAY 12 Tuesday 26 May 2026 Coolgardie – Kalgoorlie
This morning, you’ll enjoy a ride on the early 20th century tram, “Ruby”, visiting the SuperPit Mine, The Town Hall, the WA Minerals and Rock Museum, Timber Workshop and the historic town of Boulder while learning about the city’s former tramways. Enjoy free time at lunch and travel to Coolgardie to visit their wonderful museum and old railway station before enjoying Devonshire tea under the gum trees at Warden Finnerty’s Residence. Returning to Kalgoorlie, you’ll enjoy dinner on the balcony at the historic 1897 Palace Hotel. Overnight: Plaza Hotel, Kalgoorlie (B,L)
DAY 13 Wednesday 27 May 2026 Pinnacles National Park – Cervantes
Depart early with your breakfast boxes and travel on the Prospector train, once Australia’s fastest operating passenger train service when its first opened in 1971. Disembark in the town of Toodyay and stop for lunch at the 1950s style Coca Cola Café and Museum, and transfer to the Pinnacles Desert in the Nambung National Park. Upon arrival, enjoy a private 4WD sunset tour of the lunar-like tall limestone spires, or Pinnacles. Arrive at the crayfishing town of Cervantes and enjoy a memorable seafood dinner. Overnight: Cervantes Holiday Park, Cervantes (B,L,D)
DAY 14 Thursday 28 May 2026 Perth – Fremantle
This morning, you will visit the impressive Lake Thetis, one of only a few places in the world with living marine stromatolites and stop at Jurien Bay Beach, which is known for its playful sea lions. Return to Perth and tour Fremantle. The suburb is a colourful tapestry of colonial, convict and indigenous history, heritage buildings, street art, little laneways, local characters and culinary delights. Tour Fremantle Prison, walk along the Cappuccino Strip, see the heritage-listed West End and Esplanade Reserve and return to Perth for your farewell dinner at James St Bar & Kitchen. Overnight: DoubleTree by Hilton Northbridge, Perth (B,D)
DAY 15 Friday 29 May 2026 Perth
Our tour comes to an end this morning after breakfast and hotel check-out. Before your flight home, why not catch the train from the nearby Perth station to explore Fremantle’s Markets which are open between Friday and Sunday. (B)
| Twin Fare per person | Single Fare |
|---|---|
| $8,190 | $10,080 |
Touring can involve a considerable amount of walking and stair climbing in the places visited and it is important that all tour participants have a level of physical fitness that allows them to take part in this activity without the need of assistance from others.
Tour Operator: Travelrite International Pty Ltd. A.C.N. 005 817 0781 (Travelrite International) is the tour operator.
Tour Costs: The tours costs are based on transport, accommodation costs and entrance costs at 13 May 2025. Travelrite reserves the right to alter the costs if any of these factors change, giving any passenger that has booked the right to withdraw with full refund of monies paid or modify arrangements. No alterations to costings will be made within 60 days of departure.
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Baggage: All passengers qualify for 1 piece free baggage allowance.
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423 Whitehorse Road Balwyn, Victoria 3103
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