Featuring a Woody Island Eco Tour and Cape Le Grand National Park
7 Days
18 to 24 March 2026
Moderate
$2,860pptw
58 villabucks
Featuring a Woody Island Eco Tour and Cape Le Grand National Park
Breathe in the salt air and discover the pristine wilderness of Western Australia’s southern coastline. From the spectacular white sands of Bremer Bay and the turquoise bays of Cape Le Grand to the island-dotted waters of Esperance, this scenic adventure showcases some of WA’s most treasured landscapes. Cruise to the untouched Woody Island, uncover vibrant silo art and travel inland to the surreal beauty of Wave Rock. With unique wildlife, local history and iconic attractions, this is a nature-filled escape with unforgettable photo opportunities at every turn.
Itinerary
Day 1. Perth to Bremer Bay (D)
We collect you from home and travel south through the Wheatbelt. Morning tea is served at the Williams Woolshed before we continue through Katanning and Borden, arriving in Bremer Bay—a coastal gem surrounded by spectacular beaches and unique native flora.
2 nights: Bremer Bay Resort, Bremer Bay
Day 2. Bremer Bay Discovery (BLD)
This morning, explore Bremer Bay’s natural beauty and peaceful pace of life. At the Wellstead Homestead, step back in time through their self-guided museum of early settler life. After a light lunch, enjoy a casual afternoon in town with a stop at the General Store or the local brewery for a treat.
Day 3. Bremer Bay to Esperance (BD)
Today we journey eastward along the coast to Esperance, stopping at Jerramungup for a unique op shop visit and morning tea. After a relaxed lunch in Ravensthorpe, we make our way into Esperance and settle in for a comfortable evening by the sea.
3 nights: Hospitality Inn, Esperance
Day 4. Recherche Archipelago Cruise (BD)
A highlight of the tour, today we join the Woody Island Eco Tour and cruise through the beautiful Recherche Archipelago. Keep an eye out for sea eagles, seals, and dolphins as you explore this island paradise. After returning to town, enjoy lunch at your leisure before a visit to Cindy Poole’s Glass Gallery and a browse of local boutiques.
Day 5. Cape Le Grand and Local Icons (BLD)
This morning we venture into Cape Le Grand National Park, home to Lucky Bay and some of Australia’s most scenic coastline. Visit Esperance Stonehenge, enjoy olive tastings and morning tea at Yirri Grove, and then relax over a buffet lunch at the Esperance Bird & Animal Park. In the afternoon, uncover local stories at the Historical Museum Village.
Day 6. Ravensthorpe, Hopetoun & Hyden (BD)
After breakfast, we follow the coast to Hopetoun via the dramatic landscapes of Fitzgerald River National Park. Stop for morning tea at Barons Beach and enjoy lunch in Hopetoun before travelling inland. Visit the silo art in Ravensthorpe and take a break in Lake King before arriving at Hyden, home of the incredible Wave Rock.
Overnight: Wave Rock Motel, Hyden
Day 7. Wave Rock to Perth (BL)
Start the day with a visit to the iconic Wave Rock and enjoy morning tea at the on-site café. Later, enjoy a farewell lunch at the charming Bedford Arms Hotel in Brookton before returning to Perth, where your courtesy vehicle will deliver you safely home.
Itinerary is subject to change. Terms and conditions apply. Call 08 9754 2026 for details.
Guide: B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner
eg. BLD indicates three meals included on that day of the itinerary.
PPTW is per person twinshare accommodation.
Image Credit: Tourism Western Australia
Dates & Pricing
$2,860pptw
$515 single option
Highlights
• Stunning beaches and sweeping headlands of Bremer Bay
• Historic charm and exhibits at Wellstead Homestead
• Breathtaking Woody Island Eco Tour through the Recherche Archipelago
• Peaceful bays and granite peaks at Cape Le Grand National Park
• Delightful visit to Esperance Stonehenge and Bird & Animal Park
• Local flavours and olive tastings at Yirri Grove Olive Farm
• Charming Hopetoun and the dramatic cliffs of Fitzgerald River National Park
• Colourful silo art in Ravensthorpe
• World-famous Wave Rock and morning tea at the café
• Farewell lunch at the historic Bedford Arms Hotel in Brookton
Inclusions
• Pre/post tour transfers (ex Perth, WA)
• 9 meals
• 3 nights’ accommodation
• Tours & attractions
• Professional Villa Tour Leader & Coach Captain
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Dates & Pricing
Duration: 7 Days
Dates: 18 to 24 March 2026
Activity Level: Moderate
$2,860pptw
$515 single option
Earn: 58 villabucks
Highlights
• Stunning beaches and sweeping headlands of Bremer Bay
• Historic charm and exhibits at Wellstead Homestead
• Breathtaking Woody Island Eco Tour through the Recherche Archipelago
• Peaceful bays and granite peaks at Cape Le Grand National Park
• Delightful visit to Esperance Stonehenge and Bird & Animal Park
• Local flavours and olive tastings at Yirri Grove Olive Farm
• Charming Hopetoun and the dramatic cliffs of Fitzgerald River National Park
• Colourful silo art in Ravensthorpe
• World-famous Wave Rock and morning tea at the café
• Farewell lunch at the historic Bedford Arms Hotel in Brookton
Inclusions
• Pre/post tour transfers (ex Perth, WA)
• 9 meals
• 3 nights’ accommodation
• Tours & attractions
• Professional Villa Tour Leader & Coach Captain
Itinerary
Day 1. Perth to Bremer Bay (D)
We collect you from home and travel south through the Wheatbelt. Morning tea is served at the Williams Woolshed before we continue through Katanning and Borden, arriving in Bremer Bay—a coastal gem surrounded by spectacular beaches and unique native flora.
2 nights: Bremer Bay Resort, Bremer Bay
Day 2. Bremer Bay Discovery (BLD)
This morning, explore Bremer Bay’s natural beauty and peaceful pace of life. At the Wellstead Homestead, step back in time through their self-guided museum of early settler life. After a light lunch, enjoy a casual afternoon in town with a stop at the General Store or the local brewery for a treat.
Day 3. Bremer Bay to Esperance (BD)
Today we journey eastward along the coast to Esperance, stopping at Jerramungup for a unique op shop visit and morning tea. After a relaxed lunch in Ravensthorpe, we make our way into Esperance and settle in for a comfortable evening by the sea.
3 nights: Hospitality Inn, Esperance
Day 4. Recherche Archipelago Cruise (BD)
A highlight of the tour, today we join the Woody Island Eco Tour and cruise through the beautiful Recherche Archipelago. Keep an eye out for sea eagles, seals, and dolphins as you explore this island paradise. After returning to town, enjoy lunch at your leisure before a visit to Cindy Poole’s Glass Gallery and a browse of local boutiques.
Day 5. Cape Le Grand and Local Icons (BLD)
This morning we venture into Cape Le Grand National Park, home to Lucky Bay and some of Australia’s most scenic coastline. Visit Esperance Stonehenge, enjoy olive tastings and morning tea at Yirri Grove, and then relax over a buffet lunch at the Esperance Bird & Animal Park. In the afternoon, uncover local stories at the Historical Museum Village.
Day 6. Ravensthorpe, Hopetoun & Hyden (BD)
After breakfast, we follow the coast to Hopetoun via the dramatic landscapes of Fitzgerald River National Park. Stop for morning tea at Barons Beach and enjoy lunch in Hopetoun before travelling inland. Visit the silo art in Ravensthorpe and take a break in Lake King before arriving at Hyden, home of the incredible Wave Rock.
Overnight: Wave Rock Motel, Hyden
Day 7. Wave Rock to Perth (BL)
Start the day with a visit to the iconic Wave Rock and enjoy morning tea at the on-site café. Later, enjoy a farewell lunch at the charming Bedford Arms Hotel in Brookton before returning to Perth, where your courtesy vehicle will deliver you safely home.
Itinerary is subject to change. Terms and conditions apply. Call 08 9754 2026 for details.
Image Credit: Tourism Western AustraliaNew Paragraph
Guide:
B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner
eg. BLD indicates three meals included on that day of the itinerary.
PPTW is per person twinshare accommodation.
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