Mount Augustus Tour 7 day camping with everything supplied

Below you will find our Mount Augustus Tour Package for your 7 Day All Inclusive camping holiday – with everything supplied.

Our Mount Augustus tour will take you to some of the real remote outback areas of Western Australia. There is a lot of dirt driving (it’s okay I will do that), hard physical activity in walking up Mt Augustus, seeing absolutely beautiful stars and sunsets, an amazing wildflower display in season (July-September usually), but at the same time seeing some of our beautiful coastal scenery. We also spend our last night on a real live sheep farm.

Typical River Crossing we travel across on our Mount Augustus Tour

Our Mount Augustus Tour is not really for the feint hearted, but if you want to see it all, but don't think you can walk up Mt Augustus, come anyway and spend the day either in camp or walk as far as you want. (If you do this, just be aware that the rest of us will be walking up the mountain - about a 6 hour return journey).

Day 1: Perth – Kalbarri

Our Mount Augustus Tour starts. Leave Perth 7.00am heading north out of the city we travel to Nambung National Park, the setting of the mysterious Pinnacles. We park the bus and walk around these spectacular limestone formations to the lookout. After leaving the Pinnacles we stop along the way for lunch. We then continue on to Kalbarri, where we have our first nights stay at Kalbarri Anchorage Caravan Park. Here you will have full access of all facilities including laundry, shower, toilet and swimming pool. L/D

Day 2: Kalbarri – Monkey Mia

After breakfast we visit the Kalbarri National Park viewing the Z-Bend and, Nature’s Window at The Loop. From here we drive to Hamelin Pool and the Stromatolites stopping for lunch along the way. We continue on to Monkey Mia at Shark Bay via Denham for the night. We will be staying at Monkey Mia Caravan Park with full access of all facilities including laundry, shower, toilet and swimming pool. B/L/D

Day 3: Monkey Mia – Kennedy Range

A leisurely breakfast gives us a chance to meet the world famous Bottle Nosed Dolphins. After viewing the Dolphins in their natural environment we leave for Kennedy Ranges stopping for lunch along the way at Carnarvon. Travelling through Gascoyne Junction, we get to Kennedy Ranges late afternoon. B/L/D

Day 4: Kennedy Range – Mount Augustus

There are a few different walks in Kennedy Range that we will go on including seeing the unusual Honeycomb Gorge, Temple Gorge and Drapers Gorge. We then travel on the real outback roads to Mount Augustus for the night. B/L/D

Day 5: Mount Augustus – Mount Augustus

Today we walk up Mount Augustus. Good Luck! There are a couple of different walks that will get us to the top – the Summit walk and the Gully walk. The Gully walk is much more difficult than the Summit Walk. If you think you are fit enough we will take the Gully walk otherwise we can take the Summit walk. B/L/D

Day 6: Mount Augustus – Wogarno Station

Packing up we travel through Landor (home of the annual bush Landor Race Event in October). We stop at the Mt Gould Police Station and Lockup en-route to Meekatharra. Back on sealed roads now we continue to Mt Magnet where we stop at Wogarno sheep station for the night. B/L/D

Day 7: Wogarno Station – Perth

Last day - leaving Wogarno station we travel home via New Norcia with a final stop in the Swan Valley to visit either a Winery or Margaret River Chocolate Factory - arriving back in Perth about 6pm. B/L

Mount Augustus All Inclusive Camping Tour Includes:

• All Meals
• Accommodation (camping with individual (or couples) tents, sleeping bags, mattresses, pillows all supplied.)
• Sightseeing/Tours along the way and back again
• CD player in bus
• Maximum of 14 passengers (you wont be just a number – but part of the tour) – minimum numbers also apply.

To book your 7 Day Mount Augustus Tour Contact Us or ring Ian on 0437 948 535.

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