Adelaide to Perth Nullarbor Group Camping Adventure 10D9N

Driving time: approx. 350km, 4 hours

Departing Adelaide, journey through the northern suburbs and Adelaide Plains to the small coastal town of Port Wakefield. A quick coffee break to catch a glimpse of a township steeped with heritage and charm. Your next stop is the seaside town of Wallaroo, where long and wide beautiful beaches await for a lovely stroll.

Continue north towards the Southern Flinders Ranges to another quiet seaside town of Port Germein. An ideal place to relax by the sea and take in the ambience of a port which was famous for boasting the longest jetty in South Australia at 1676 meters built in 1881.

Venture further afield and immerse yourself into the dramatic beauty of Mount Remarkable National Park. A land boasting high ochre ridges, deep gorges and watercourses lined with river red gums waiting to be explored. Collide where the wildlife is in abundance and many are not shy. Keep a lookout for the endangered yellow-foots wallaby.

You’ll set camp at the stunning Mount Remarkable, a grand location into your camping adventure ahead. Roll out your swag for your first night under the endless stars of the Milky Way.

Driving time: approx. 450km, 5 hours

Wake up to the birds singing before embarking on a gentle hike to Davey’s Gully, showcasing incredible views into the Alligator Basin and the gulf. Walk along the beautiful creek line leading through hundred-year-old red river gums and lush native pine forest. You might be lucky to cross paths with emus along the trail!

Marvel at some unique silo art in the pioneering town of Kimba. An impressive mural stretching over five and a half silos, standing proudly at over 25m high. An inspiring painting depicting a girl standing in a wheat field overlooking a magnificent purple sunset which blend into its real surroundings.

Next, journey towards the wildly beautiful Eyre Peninsula, a collection of pristine natural wonders, endless sandy beaches and spectacular coastlines. Spot dolphins majestically weaving in and out at Venus Bay before exploring Talia Caves. Uncover impressive rock formations carved by wave action covered in honeycombed ceiling, dark crevices and nearby blowholes. After arrive into the coastal town of Streaky Bay boasting endless sandy beaches. While you’re here, conquer the epic dunes on your sandboard.

You’ll camp at a unique 3000-acre farm stay and eco- bush retreat. Unwind and enjoy a BBQ feast as you settle into your cozy swag in a unique swag hut with a twist!

Driving time: approx. 290km, 5 hours

Kick start your day the Australian way with a 2-hour surf lesson. Surfing is a way of life in the land down under, pull on a wetsuit and jump into the gentle rolling waves in the pristine Sceale Bay, the perfect place to Hang 10! If you prefer to be dry simply relax, swim or explore the bay at your leisure.

Enjoy a picnic lunch before your adventure culminates at Baird Bay. The sea and wildlife lovers are in for a treat with a unique opportunity to literally dive into the Eyre Peninsula and swim with sea lions and dolphins in one interactive experience. Embark on a 3-hour eco-cruise as the ‘puppy dogs of the sea’ twist and twirl around you while the majestic dolphins play. The call of the wild will literally echo around you as you are welcomed into the water of pure magic inside their natural habitat. A highly recommended optional experience to treasure forever. (This is a seasonal tour available from September to May at $200 per person).

You’ll stay in the unique and peaceful Penong campsite, amongst its famous and dozens of windmills. Experience your first taste of Aussie outback as here is the entrance into your Nullarbor adventure ahead!

Driving time: approx. 80km, 10 hours

Hit the dusty red road as you set journey on the greatest outback road trip of all time, crossing the mighty Nullarbor Plain. A long yet exciting drive ahead as you uncover special sights including the iconic camel-kangaroo-wombat crossing road sign and the jaw dropping beauty of the ‘Edge of Australia’ at Bunda Cliffs. Admire the Bunda Cliffs that form a part of the world’s longest uninterrupted line of sea cliffs stretching for approximately 200 kilometres along the Great Australian Bight.

Delve deeper and onwards into the wild Nullarbor for a refreshment stop at the iconic Nullarbor Roadhouse, mirroring a rustic old outback ambience. Pop by the ghostly remains of the Old Telegraph Station in Eucla to uncover a landmark before it disappears under the ever-encroaching white sand dunes. Come late afternoon, cross the border entering another state, Western Australia, rewinding your clock 1.5 hours.

Tonight, be awed by the magical show of constellation and shooting stars as you bush camp on the Nullarbor.

Driving time: approx. 600km, 7 hours

The journey continues across the endless expanse of the mighty Nullarbor Plain. The name literally means ‘No trees’ as there is not a single tree in sight for miles. This seemingly endless expanse of rusty earth and hardy outback is only broken by the odd mob of kangaroos, camels and emus. Cross the longest stretch of straight road in Australia, the 90 Mile Straight. While here, be sure to take an iconic photo at ‘Australia’s longest straight road’ sign, a great and unique memento!

Next call into the outback town of Balladonia, your last stop on the mighty Nullarbor Plain. You’ll see the longest gold course in the world at Nullarbor Links, spread across two states and two time zones. You might recognise Balladonia shooting its worldwide fame in 1979 when Skylab space station crashed site on Earth causing mayhem in the outback.

Late afternoon, leave the dusty red road behind and arrive to witness the scene unfold. Experience the crystal-clear turquoise beaches and snow-white sand that literally shimmers in the sunlight as you enter the stunning remote town of Esperance. The dreamiest scenes you’ll ever come across!

You’ll set up camp in the most spectacular of all, Cape Le Grand. A beach haven like no other so striking that it will be your home for the next two nights. Sleep and wake up to the soothing sounds of the ocean.

Driving time: approx. 10 minutes, 2-4 hours walking

Words will not describe the beauty you are about to uncover at Cape Le Grand National Park. A beach and nature lover’s dream! With so much beauty and unspoiled landscape to uncover, today you choose your adventure!

Truly immerse in this unbelievable paradise and reconnect with nature. Fill your day exploring diverse bush trails spanning over 17km which traverse the rugged coast and beaches, catch a glimpse of the unique flora and fauna, marvel at cliff top views, stop for a refreshing dip at the many secluded bays and coves, marvel at the diversity of colourful wildflowers, stroll along the fine quartz and squeaky-clean white sandy beach at Lucky Bay, chance upon kangaroos basking in the sun, collide with abundant wildlife or kick back with new friends on the beach.

After a day filled of exploration, retire back at camp and freshen up in the simple luxury of a shower before enjoying a hearty dinner around the campfire.

Driving time: approx. 470km, 5 hours

Wake up to the spectacular sunrise this spot is renowned for. Embrace a magical morning soaking up the morning sun with the iconic sun-baking kangaroos, when they are most active.

Then, kick start your day on a moderate 2 hour walk, worth every effort, to a rewarding panoramic view of the pristine coast across Cape Le Grand and the turquoise colours of Recherche Archipelago. Enjoy a well-deserved lunch on one of the many pristine beaches on Esperance’s Great Ocean Drive.

Continue onwards to the breathtaking scenery of picturesque Stirling Ranges where it boasts as its most vibrant during wildflower season. Late afternoon, arrive at your private campsite surrounded by seasonal orchids, wildflowers and birdlife. Refresh in the simple pleasures of a shower and a hearty dinner around the campfire.

Driving time: approx. 270km, 4 hours

Your adventure expands driving amongst granite peaks and majestic forests of the Porongurup Range. Experience its wilderness with a 2-hour walk to Castle Rock with a 6-meter ladder to the suspended walkway on the summit. Worth every bit of effort being rewarded with jaw-dropping views over the region.

Cruise onwards along the dreamy coastal drive to Albany and uncover the highlights of Tornidirrup National Park. Take a walk to the ‘Natural Bridge and ‘The Gap’, showcasing impressive examples of rock formations sculpted by the Southern Ocean. Watch dramatic ocean swells surge against vertical cliffs from state-of-the-art viewing platforms, an exhilaranting experience.

The jaw dropping views heighten as you discover William Bay National Park. Descend into Greens Pool and nearby Elephant Rocks revealing a wildlife wonderland of birds, marine life and whales out sea. Go for a refreshing swim by its white sandy beach and turquoise green waters surrounded by huge granite boulders. Next, embark into what feels like a whole new world leaving the coast and entering the ancient forests of the Walpole Wilderness. Connect with nature at the Valley of the Giants as you stand amongst the largest Tingle Tree in Western Australia surrounded by majestic 400-year-old of its own kind, found nowhere else on Earth.

You’ll camp amongst the old-growth forests at the serene Shannon National Park with shower and toilet facilities.

Driving time: approx. 200km, 5 hours

From Perth, begin your 4000km true outback 4WD expedition to the popular seaside town of Busselton. Take a 1.8-kilometre stroll on the longest timber-piled jetty in the southern hemisphere stretching into the turquoise waters of the stunning Geographe Bay. Along a 30-kilometre coastline of immaculate beaches, enjoy a picnic as you admire the tranquil waters, feel the white sands beneath your toes and unwind under the shady pine trees.

No visit to the Margaret River wine region is complete without a visit to the wineries themselves. Known across the globe for its world class quality and award-winning food and wine, visit the abundance of cellar doors on offer. Food lovers are in for a treat today! Whatever your tastebuds desire, whether its sipping on wine, beer, gin coffee to indulging in sweet possibilities of chocolate, nougat and cheese, by the end of the day you’ll be left merry with tastebuds tingling.

You’ll camp at a picturesque working sheep farm. Spend one final night in the quiet haven nestled amongst a beautiful secret valley hidden by lush forests. Reflect on your incredible adventure as you fall asleep one last time under a canopy of stars of the Milky Way.

Driving time: approx. 300km, 4 hours

This morning, immerse in a powerful Aboriginal experience into one of Australia’s oldest living cultures on Earth. Meet a local custodian who will bring the experience to life journeying deep into the beautifully coloured chambers of the Ngilgi Cave. Be mesmerised by a live didgeridoo performance inside the Earth amplified by exquisite acoustics of the cave. Delve deeper into the Indigenous culture through storytelling, tasting native foods and experience traditional fire-making during this magical cultural journey.

Travel to your last stop to the popular seaside town of Busselton. Take a 1.8-kilometre stroll on the world’s second longest jetty stretching into the turquoise waters of the stunning Geographe Bay. Take your final moments absorbing the ocean breeze and salty air with a coastline boasting of immaculate beaches.

After, continue the journey to Perth, arriving approximately at 6pm. A great opportunity to cheer with a few drinks with your new friends as you reflect together an unforgettable journey of a lifetime.