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- The best Australia West Coast tour packages
- What people love about Australia West Coast Tours
- Travel Australia West Coast your way
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Duration 6 days Destinations Fremantle, Geraldton, Yanchep National Park, Monkey Mia Reserve, Hamelin Pool, Kalbarri National Park, Perth Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator AAT Kings From $2,460
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7 Day Perth to Exmouth Explorer & Ningaloo Reef Return - from Perth
56 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Saw some beautiful beaches.”
Dermot, traveled in January
The western Australian coast unfolds from Perth through Nambung's Pinnacles to Shark Bay's wild dolphins. Marine life thrives at Ningaloo Reef, while Cape Range National Park offers rugged landscapes, and Coral Bay beckons with pristine beaches during this 7-day adventure.
Duration 7 days Destinations Perth, Nambung National Park, Kalbarri National Park, Monkey Mia Reserve, Coral Bay, Cape Range National Park, Exmouth, Geraldton Age Range 6 to 70 year olds Operator Autopia Tours From
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6 Day Perth to Exmouth Coral Coaster One Way Adventure
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Very organized. Very accessible. Very cordial. She managed to get 24 people of different ages and backgrounds to mingle and appreciate one another.”
Mary, traveled in February
The Indian Ocean Drive presents stunning vistas, Pink Lake Geraldton, Kalbarri National Park's gorges, and Ningaloo Reef's marine life. Comfortable stays at Pelicans Nest, RAC Monkey Mia Resort, and Potshot Hotel Exmouth enhance the adventure.
Duration 6 days Destinations Perth, Nambung National Park, Geraldton, Kalbarri, Kalbarri National Park, Denham, Monkey Mia Reserve, Coral Bay, Cape Range National Park, Exmouth Age Range 6 to 70 year olds Operator Autopia Tours From
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The West Coast opens from Perth's Kings Park to The Pinnacles Desert. Kalbarri National Park showcases dramatic gorges, while pink Hutt Lagoon and historic Lynton Station offer unique experiences with premium accommodations throughout.
Duration 7 days Destinations Perth, Kalbarri, Geraldton Age Range 5 to 99 year olds Operator AAT Kings From $2,975
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Perth to Exmouth & Return
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The itinerary was excellent and the accommodation clean and comfortable enough.”
Maria, traveled in November
The Pinnacles mark the start of a coastal adventure to Turquoise Bay's crystal waters. Kalbarri's red gorges, Monkey Mia's dolphins, and Ningaloo Reef's coral gardens await. Farm stays and wildlife encounters create lasting memories.
Duration 7 days Destinations Perth, Nambung National Park, Geraldton, Kalbarri, Kalbarri National Park, Denham, Monkey Mia Reserve, Coral Bay, Exmouth, Cape Range National ParkSee all destinations Age Range 18 to 80 year olds Operator Adventure Tours Australia From
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What people love about Australia West Coast Tours
- 7 Day Perth to Exmouth Explorer & Ningaloo Reef Return - from Perth
If you want to see the western Australia's landscape and wildlife, this tour is for you! It was really surprising that there were so sameminded people on this tour, great discussions in the evenings and on the road! You should definitely include the whale shark and mantaray tours to this pagage, there were once in the life time experiences. The breakfast (bread, coffee/tea) and lunch (more bread/tortillas, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, sauces etc) was most of the time average and served on the road. The dinner was very good in the evenings. The wifi connectivity/signal coverage on the road and in the hostels is hard to get sometimes. Tour busses/cars had air con, so no worries on that. Our guide Jason was excellent and organised everything perfectly. I took this tour when I noticed that AussieWanderer went in liquidation and I was very pleased that everything went as planned. The weather was also really pleasant (occasionally short rainshowers but most of the time clear skys and 18-25 celsius) although there was winter time in late July.
- 6 Day Perth to Exmouth Coral Coaster One Way Adventure
Had a fantastic tour with Paul, he was so knowledgeable and we didn’t feel rushed at all. Thanks Autopia
- Perth to Exmouth & Return
The tour was all in all amazing. I would have loved to stay at a few stops a bit longer then 20 minutes, but I definitely recommend this tour!
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Coach tours along WA's coast give you comfort without missing out on the good bits. Most run 6-7 days from Perth to Exmouth, covering about 1,200km of coastline. The long drives become part of the fun actually - our guides share great stories about the wildlife, Aboriginal culture and local history as you go. If you're traveling solo, these tours work really well; we see people making friends over shared meals and evening walks all the time. The coaches have good air-con and stop regularly at local spots like Carnarvon's banana plantations and Shell Beach - which is literally made of tiny white cockle shells. What works well is how flexible everything is - you can join the planned activities or take time to explore places like Coral Bay and Turquoise Bay by yourself.
The 7-day Perth to Exmouth routes let you experience the full West Coast properly. Our travelers keep telling us about the wild dolphins that swim right up to Monkey Mia's shore each morning - it's quite something to see them so close. The hiking takes you deep into Kalbarri National Park where you'll find red gorges leading to Nature's Window and Z-Bend lookouts, plus some hidden swimming spots to cool off. These tours mix it up nicely between land and sea; you'll explore the strange limestone shapes of the Pinnacles Desert one day and float over Ningaloo Reef's coral gardens the next. From March to September you can add extras like swimming with whale sharks and manta rays, which our customers say is worth every penny. You'll stay in a mix of hostels and proper hotels, and the guides cook up good dinners around the campfire each night.
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54 tours in Australia West CoastThe 10-day Perth to Broome tours really click with people who enjoy traveling together. You'll alternate between camping under starlit skies and proper beds in coastal towns. Our travelers quickly become friends while sandboarding at Lancelin, snorkeling Ningaloo Reef and hiking through Karijini's gorges. Guides get great reviews for sharing their knowledge of local wildlife, Aboriginal culture and finding the best swimming spots in each park. Solo travelers especially appreciate these tours - we often hear how people connect while sharing meals and walking along 80-Mile Beach at sunset.
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17 tours in Australia West CoastThe Western Australia coastal tours blend scheduled activities with plenty of room to wander and explore. Our 10-day Perth to Broome journeys naturally bring travelers together, whether they're sandboarding at Jurien Bay, walking Aboriginal heritage sites or taking refreshing dips in Karijini's hidden pools. During shared meals and evening walks along 80-Mile Beach, guests form lasting connections that make the trip special. The 7-day Perth to Exmouth option keeps that intimate atmosphere going, mixing hostel stays and starlit camping. Guests quickly find common ground while snorkeling Ningaloo Reef, meeting dolphins at Monkey Mia and discovering the Pinnacles Desert with expert naturalists. Our guides earn consistent appreciation for their deep wildlife knowledge, cultural insights and also their skill at pacing activities. For families, the 5-day Kimberley tours hit just the right note - kids love crossing rivers by pulley boat and learning traditional art at Norval Gallery, while parents appreciate having time to relax between the more active parts of the journey.
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6 tours in Australia West CoastSelf-drive wildflower routes let you discover Western Australia your own way. Starting from Perth, you'll wind through Lesueur National Park's spring blooms and up to Coalseam Conservation Park with its vast fields of colorful everlastings. Our travelers like having accommodation sorted while keeping their daily schedule flexible. You'll get detailed maps showing prime wildflower spots, historic towns and wildlife sanctuaries. It works really well for photographers and nature enthusiasts who want extra time at places like Kalbarri's coastal cliffs or Dongara's walking paths.
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The 7-day coastal tours between Perth and Exmouth cover about 2,000km at a comfortable pace that lets you really settle into the journey. Our travelers love starting their days watching dolphins swim into the shallows at Monkey Mia. The daily mix keeps things interesting - you might be sliding down the massive dunes at Jurien Bay before snorkeling among the coral gardens of Ningaloo Reef later that same day. The accommodation switches between proper rooms and safari camps, giving you both solid rest and those perfect nights stargazing in the outback. The food gets plenty of mentions in feedback, especially the fresh seafood in Carnarvon and evening barbecues on the beach.
Taking 10 days from Perth to Broome opens up spots that quick trips miss entirely. Having two full days in Karijini National Park makes a real difference - there's time to venture deep into the ancient gorges, discover secluded swimming spots and connect with the Indigenous heritage of the area. Our photographers and wildlife watchers particularly value the extra time; you can wait for that perfect Shell Beach sunset or spend more time spotting marine life at Coral Bay. The route shows you WA's contrasts, from Port Hedland's massive iron ore facilities to the quiet stretch of 80-Mile Beach. Solo travelers often tell us how the longer journey helps create real friendships, especially during those nights sharing stories around the campfire under remarkably clear skies.
Two weeks on the Perth-Broome route gives you time to properly experience both city life and outback exploration. You'll have genuine free time at key locations - perhaps checking out pearl farming at Willie Creek in the morning before taking a Harley Davidson trike tour through Broome's history that afternoon. These longer journeys blend the big moments like swimming with whale sharks at Ningaloo with unexpected gems like Carnarvon's space tracking station museum. Our customers often mention loving the variety - watching massive ore carriers at Port Hedland one day, then learning traditional didgeridoo by firelight in Monkey Mia the next.
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Our 7-day Perth to Exmouth routes really click with solo travelers. The mix of independent explorers quickly becomes friends while sandboarding at Jurien Bay or exploring Ningaloo Reef together. The hostel stays make it natural to meet people, though you can always grab a private room when you want some space. Those long drives turn into social time - our guides keep the mood up with local stories, facts and good music. The included group dinners feel just right, and activities like swimming with manta rays are much more fun with your new travel friends.
The Perth to Exmouth route draws young adults into social adventures with 7-day journeys blending active exploration and chilled coastal vibes. Our travelers tell us how naturally friendships develop while sandboarding at Jurien Bay, joining group snorkel sessions at Ningaloo Reef, and taking in marine life together. Hostel-style stays create organic social spaces, though you can grab private rooms when needed for some quiet time. Those coastal drives become shared experiences, with guides weaving local knowledge and stories into the journey. The itinerary balances structured activities like swimming with manta rays and whale sharks alongside open periods to wander through places like Coral Bay with your newfound group. Beach campfire dinners and shared challenges like hiking Kalbarri's red gorges tend to forge lasting bonds. For photographers and nature enthusiasts, the 10-day Perth to Broome route offers extra time at Shell Beach for sunset photography, enhanced wildlife watching at Coral Bay, and also deeper connections over starlit outback evenings.
The 4-day Perth to Monkey Mia coastal route works perfectly for seniors who want comfort without missing out on nature. You'll stay in proper hotels but still get to explore places like the Pinnacles Desert and also Kalbarri National Park. The walks are gentle - usually 1-3km on good paths - and the air-conditioned coaches make regular stops. Our older travelers really enjoy learning about the local lobster industry in Cervantes and discovering Aboriginal culture along the way. There's plenty of time to watch the dolphins at Monkey Mia or spot sea birds at Point Moore Lighthouse without feeling rushed.
The 5-day Kimberley tours work brilliantly for families, combining nights under the stars with walks through ancient gorges. Kids get really excited about swimming at Manning Falls and crossing rivers by pulley boat - it's the kind of hands-on stuff they love. The guides are great with children, teaching them about Aboriginal life at the Boab Prison Tree and helping them try traditional art at Norval Gallery in Derby. Parents tell us they like how each day mixes active moments with quiet times around the campfire. The camping spots are picked just right too - like at Windjana Gorge where you can watch freshwater crocodiles and native birds from your tent flap.
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Best time to visit Australia West Coast
- Spring 2025
Spring fills Western Australia's coast with wildflowers and just-right temperatures. Our guides know exactly where to find the best blooms in Kalbarri National Park, and they time the visits perfectly. You might spend your morning photographing flowers in the gorges and then cool off snorkeling with marine life at Coral Bay - our travelers really like that mix. The Perth to Exmouth routes work particularly well now since you can still catch whale sharks before they move on, plus the hiking weather is spot-on. Some tours make special stops at Shell Beach and Pink Lake when the spring light makes them look their finest.
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- Summer 2025
Summer tours along the coast focus on water activities and early walks. The family-friendly Kimberley routes include plenty of swimming at spots like Galvans Gorge and Manning Falls - those clear pools feel amazing on warm days. Our coastal tours spend lots of time at Turquoise Bay and Coral Bay, where you can snorkel straight off the beach. The guides schedule hikes for early morning, leaving afternoons free for dips in natural pools or quiet time at hidden beaches. Many tours add boat trips to see marine life and evening cruises when the water's typically calm and clear.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
Looking at the tours along Australia's west coast, Autopia Tours has built up quite a following among our travelers - especially on that Perth to Exmouth route. Their guides Linda, Wokka and Jason get mentioned often in the feedback for really knowing their stuff and sharing interesting details about the landscapes, wildlife and local culture along the way. The price point works out well for what you get - you'll see everything from coastal cliffs to inland gorges, plus chances to spot whales, reef fish and kangaroos depending on the season. Just keep in mind you're covering serious distance out there, so there will be some longer days on the road. A few experienced travelers suggest spending the extra money on a private room upgrade for better rest between driving days. Adventure Tours runs similar trips but the feedback isn't as consistent. We've had mixed reports about where you stay, what you eat and how engaged some of their guides are with the group. When you compare the two operators side by side, Autopia Tours tends to deliver a more reliable experience. If you're keen to explore Western Australia properly with someone who knows all the good spots, hidden beaches and local history, Autopia's guides really make the difference. They've got the knowledge to help you understand what you're seeing and the enthusiasm to make those long travel days more interesting.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter brings out the best in Western Australia's coastal routes from May through September, when temperatures sit nicely at 18-25°C. The 7-day Perth to Exmouth trips really work well this time of year - even the light rain adds something special to those red Kalbarri gorge views. You'll find crystal-clear water at Ningaloo Reef, perfect for spotting whale sharks and manta rays gliding by. One of our most-booked options lets you mix it up between camping under star-filled skies and proper hotel stays. There's also a small-group coastal route where the guides cook proper dinners and sometimes surprise everyone with morning pancakes. The mild winter weather makes those longer walks through Nature's Window and Z-Bend Gorge much more enjoyable.
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What's the best way to experience Western Australia's natural wonders beyond the cities?
You'll find some incredible natural treasures out there honestly. Karijini National Park's gorges are a must-see they're an amazing 2.5 billion years old and Ningaloo Reef has this stunning collection of 250 different coral species. Cape Range's limestone canyons are pretty spectacular too. You've got options to explore - join an Autopia Tours guide take on the Gibb River Road in your own 4WD or stay at places like Mt Barnett Cattle Station. If you're keen on marine life time your visit between March and September for whale sharks at Ningaloo or August to October for humpbacks. Need a place to stay? The RAC Monkey Mia Resort and Potshot Hotel Exmouth are perfect bases for wildlife watching.
What are some hidden gem routes along WA's coast?
Look beyond the usual spots and you'll discover some amazing drives. The Indian Ocean Drive from Perth to Geraldton takes you past Hutt Lagoon's incredible pink waters and through Cervantes where rock lobster is king. Head up the Northwest Coastal Highway and you'll find Eighty Mile Beach stretching an amazing 220km and some working pearl farms on the Dampier Peninsula. The Coral Coast Highway between Geraldton and Exmouth is another great option you can stop at the historic Billabong Roadhouse from 1962 and check out Carnarvon's tropical fruit farms and space history.
Which spots in WA are less visited but really special?
You've got to see the stromatolites at Hamelin Pool they're literally living fossils from 3 billion years ago right in Shark Bay's World Heritage area. The Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park is pretty mind-blowing thousands of limestone formations just rising up from golden sand. New Norcia's really unique too it's Australia's only monastic town with beautiful Spanish colonial buildings. Want amazing views without the crowds? Head to Kalbarri's Z-Bend Gorge and Nature's Window for spectacular sunrises.
What's the best way to get around Western Australia?
Since we're talking huge distances like Perth to Exmouth being 1200km you've basically got two main choices: join a guided coach tour or drive yourself. Companies like Autopia Tours run 6-7 day trips with everything included which makes things easy. If you're driving yourself just plan your fuel stops carefully around places like Billabong and Overlander roadhouses. Perth and Broome have decent public transport and day tours but if you're hitting remote areas like the Gibb River Road you'll definitely need a 4WD.
What unique experiences can I have on a WA tour?
There's some really special stuff you can do here. The Didgeridoo Dreaming night tour at Monkey Mia is amazing where Nhanda and Malgana guides share their fishing knowledge and Dreamtime stories. You can visit Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to learn about pearl grading and the area's maritime history. Love adventure? Try sandboarding the massive Lancelin dunes snorkel with reef sharks at Coral Bay's shark nursery or join the seasonal whale shark swims at Ningaloo between March and September.