Luxury Adelaide to Perth Overland 4WD 10D9N (Across The Nullarbor)

Driving distance: approx. 150km

This morning board a short and scenic 45 minutes flight from Adelaide to the picturesque Port Lincoln. Upon arrival in ‘The Seafood Capital of Australia’, meet your guide who will show you the serene scenes of the town as you begin to feel the fishing and coastal adventure set before you. Feast on an ‘ocean-to-table experience’ as you indulge into your first taste of the Eyre Peninsula at the award-winning Fresh Fish Taste.

In the afternoon, head off-road on a 4WD through Wanna Lookout to Sleaford showcasing one of the best sand dunes driving experiences on the Eyre Peninsula. Be rewarded with stunning scenery of massive sculpted sand dunes, pounding surf and rugged limestone cliffs along the Southern Ocean and Sleaford Bay. Animal lovers are in for a treat, keep an eye out for white-bellied sea eagles and long-nosed fur seals. Continue along and uncover Whaler’s Bay, offering some of the most stunning and dramatic coastal scenery. An explorer’s wonderland of cliffs, blowholes, crevasses, caves and golden beaches. Next, discover the hidden sanctuary of Mikkira Station. Delve into an intimate and up-close experience to 150 wild colony of koalas living among the many Manna Gum Trees.

Spend the rest of the afternoon enjoying an exceptional wine tasting experience before checking into the Port Lincoln Hotel, overlooking the magnificent Boston Bay. Tonight, relax over a lovely dinner sampling the finest local delights of the region.

Driving distance: approx. 170km

Mosey up the seaside town of Coffin Bay, the southern tip of the Eyre Peninsula and home to the world-famous Coffin Bay oysters. Marvel inside the Coffin Bay National Park where pillowy sand dunes meet glassy waters brimming with marine life and bushland intertwining with wildlife. Take off your shoes for a stroll at the many hidden and pristine beaches while taking in epic swells, secluded coves and limestone cliffs.

Later, immerse in a unique Coffin Bay Oyster Farm Tour, the only tour in Australia where you wade to a working Oyster Farm. Put on some waders, sit in the water and feast on delectable Coffin Bay oysters plucked straight out of the ocean. It’s a once in a lifetime taste sensation! After lunch, embark up the West Coast of the Eyre Peninsula, uncovering stunning Locks Well and Cummin lookout with panoramic views of the beautiful rugged coastline.

Come late afternoon, at your beachfront accommodation in Elliston, nestled between the sandhills of stunning Waterloo Bay. There is no better way to grasp the rugged scenic coastline than a beach BQQ dinner. Enjoy gourmet local produce as you listen to the waves and feel the sand between your toes.

Driving distance: approx. 250km

An early breakfast calls for an adventurous highlight of your trip! Begin at Talia Beach and Caves. Follow the walkway and wooden steps down into “The Woolshed”, a large cavern carved into the granite cliff by wave action. Marvel at its honeycombed ceiling, dark crevices and nearby blowholes. Not far away is “The Tub”, a large crater with a tunnel connection to the sea.

Your day culminates 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, where they take charge and meet you on their own terms. (This is a seasonal tour available from September to May and at an additional cost). Alternatively, embark on a just as unique experience with sea lions at Point Labat. It is the only place allowing you to closely observe the exclusive permanent colony of Australian sea lions (Neophoca cinera) on the Australian mainland.

Arrive into charming Streaky Bay for lunch before venturing on a coastal scenic drive to Ceduna. Marvel at the most spectacular coastlines on the Great Australian Bite. Wind down your windows as you cruise along untouched coastlines, pristine white sandy beaches and ever-changing seas that are sure to take your breath away. You’ll stay the night in eco-beachfront villas at Ceduna Shelly Beach. Relax and soak in the sun set as you sample fresh local produce and wines.

Begin the day adventuring through Denial Bay and Ocean Beach for an exhilarating off-road cruising over Davenport Creek dunes. Experience Mother Nature’s full palettes on show at Lake McDonnell. Sometimes called ‘Watermelon Drive’, this picture-perfect road is a narrow dirt track dividing the pink waters of Lake McDonnell with the neighbouring blue-green waterscape. Its super-high salt concentration results to its strikingly salmon pink colour giving it the title as one of Australia’s Best Pink Lakes. At the end of this road lies the beautiful Cactus Beach. Gaze at an oceanic wonderland drawing surfers from across the world to its powerful breaks and Southern Ocean swells.

Delve deeper and onwards to the magnificent Head of Bight, Australia’s ultimate coastal lookout. One of the most significant places for an unparalleled opportunity to view the large numbers of Southern Right whales to congregate “En masse” and give birth in a semi-protected environment. From June to October, spot Southern Right Wales and their young frolicking in the waters of the Great Australian Bite Marine Park.

Get ready as you embark on the greatest drive of your lifetime! Feel the wide-open space of Australia's vast outback beneath your wheels on one of the world's greatest driving adventures as you begin the 16660km cross on the semi-arid 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. Tonight, break the trip up, relax and cool off in the pool at the iconic Border Village Roadhouse, situated on the border of South Australia and Western Australia.

Driving distance: approx. 790km

Hit the road and rise with the sun. Watch the sky turn red, pink and purple as the journey across the endless expanse of the mighty Nullarbor Plain continues. Cross the longest stretch of straight road in Australia, known as the 90 Mile Straight. Stop and take an iconic photo at ‘Australia’s longest straight road’ sign, a great and unique memento! Cross the border entering another state, Western Australia, rewinding your clock 1.5 hours.

Today is a long and scenic journey, let your guide entertain you as you marvel at the changing landscapes. To liven the journey more, play a hole of golf on the longest golf course in the world at Nullarbor Links, spread across two states and two time zones. Delve deeper into a true Aussie outback experience as you hit the off-road dirt track, four wheel driving along the Balladonia Track to see some unique historical highlights.

Late afternoon, arrive to witness the red dirt scene unfold into crystal clear turquoise colours of the dreamiest scenes in Western Australia, Esperance. You’ll stay at Jetty Resort. The pool waits for a refreshing dip after a long day’s journey.

Driving distance: approx. 160km

You’ll have to see it to believe it! Words will not describe the beauty you are going to discover today. Vast open landscapes, raw natural beauty and stunning turquoise waters like nothing you have witnessed elsewhere in the world! Located approximately 50km east of Esperance is Cape Le Grand National Park, one of Australia’s most spectacular National Parks. Here, wildlife is in abundance including the iconic sunbathing kangaroos at Lucky Bay, who are always up for a photo. Lucky Bay is not only famous for its kangaroo inhabitants, it also holds the title of ‘whitest beach in Australia.” The blindingly white sandy beaches with sand so fine it squeaks between your toes. Contrast that with the most stunning crystal-clear turquoise waters, untamed coastline, sweeping headlands with rugged granite peaks hovering in the background.

Spend the day catching a glimpse of the unique flora and fauna in one of the many bush walks just off the beach, stroll along the expansive stretch of Lucky Bay itself, swim in the cool crystal-clear waters, spot the occasional whale in the pristine waters and chance upon kangaroos basking in the sun... because this idyllic lure of Lucky Bay is rather hard to resist! Today is yours to choose as you please as you truly immerse in this unbelievable paradise and reconnect with nature.

Tonight, stay back in Esperance and enjoy the region’s culinary delights over dinner at a local restaurant.

Walking: approx. 4.5km, 2 hours, easy grade | Driving distance: approx. 550km

Your journey culminates with more breathtaking scenery today heading through the beautiful Striling Ranges, where it boasts at its most vibrant during wildflower season. Drive amongst granite peaks and majestic forests of the Porongurup Range. Stretch your legs and catch your breath on a 2-hours walk to Castle Rock. The 4.4km return trail leads to a lookout at the base of the granite outcrop and a 6m ladder to the suspended walkway on the summit. Worth every bit of effort being rewarded with jaw-dropping views over the region. Enjoy a well-deserved picnic lunch amongst the wilderness.

Continue along the scenic coastline towards Albany and explore Torndirrup National Park, where windswept coastal heaths give way to massive granite outcrops, sheer cliffs and steep sandy slopes and dunes. Explore its coastal highlight of the “Natural Bridge”, sculpted by the Southern Ocean in the coastal granites and formed ‘The Gap”, where waves rush in and out with tremendous ferocity. Watch dramatic Souther Ocean swells surge against vertical cliffs from state-of-the-art viewing platforms, an exhilarate experience.

Come late afternoon, relax in your accommodation located in the historic and cultural hub of Albany, opposite the famous local icon, the natural granite Dog Rock. Unwind as you enjoy a delicious dinner overlooking the ocean.

Driving distance: approx. 550km

Start your day strolling around the Albany township. This charming city marks the spot where the first European settlers set foot in Western Australia, and much of their legacy remains today with colonial buildings standing proudly as museums, galleries and restaurants. Take on a different perspective of Albany from Mount Clarence, boasting panoramic views of the surrounding bays. Climb the mountain to see the Desert Mounted Corps Memorial, a tribute to the soldiers that fought at Gallipoli in World War One whose last view of Australia would have been of Mount Clarence.

Follow the scenic southern coastline towards Denmark, where the tall timber forests of the south meet the sea. Soak in the Walpole Region boasting of unspoiled landscape of magnificent karri, jarrah and tingle forests, tranquil rivers and wetlands, striking granite peaks and sheer coastal cliffs that overlook the Southern Ocean. Embark into what feels like a whole new world as you enter the ancient forests in the Walpole Wilderness region and connect with nature at the Valley of the Giants. Walk 40 metres high into the canopy of Western Australia’s 400-year-old majestic tingle trees, found nowhere else on Earth.

Come late afternoon, relax in your seaside accommodation at Margaret River Beach Resort. Unwind by the pool before indulging into your first taste of the iconic Margaret River, known for its award-winning food and wine. Enjoy a delicious dinner at The Common Restaurant over coastal views.

Driving distance: approx. 80km

Take a slower pace today and enjoy a well-deserved sleep in. Enjoy a relaxing breakfast at the local’s favourite café watching the surfers ride the waves at one of the world’s renowned breaks. Spend some time exploring the quaint Margaret River township at your leisure. With something new to discover at every corner feel the indelible buzz with a mix of eclectic craft, artisan stores and galleries, street art and boutique stores.

Today is a gastronomic experience taking you into an indulgent lifetime food and wine journey. Known across the globe for its world class quality food and wine, Margaret River features some of Australia’s finest gourmet escapes. So, get ready to have the taste buds tingling as you taste your way around the region. Visit and go beyond various cellar doors from wine, beer and gin, to dairy and sweet treats, and in amongst the tastings, indulge in a tantalising lunch experience at one of Margaret River’s great restaurants.

This evening, relax back at your resort and be treated to a platter of local produce collected throughout the day.

Driving distance: approx. 300km

Start the morning on an Indigenous journey at Koomal Dreaming as you embark on the doorsteps and experience the Wadandi and Bibbulman country through their eyes. Journey deep into Ngilgi Cave, where you’ll be mesmerised by a live didgeridoo performance inside the Earth amplified by exquisite acoustics of the cave. Delve deeper into Indigenous culture through storytelling and traditional fire-making during this magical 2.5-hour cultural tour. Journey on a spiritual bush walk tasting native foods, discovering bush medicine and meeting animals, plants and Dreaming spirits that have enriched their lives since time began. See and touch the tools and cultural artefacts used by the Wadandi in their everyday lives.

Reflect on your magical adventure, visit one last white sandy beach in Dunsborough. Whether through a dip in crystal clear waters or a stroll along the white sand, take a moment to soak in one of the most tranquil and magnificent pieces of paradise.

On the way back to Perth, stop in for some coffee and ice cream at the popular holiday seaside town of Busselton. With a cosmopolitan atmosphere and bustling with activities, here you will see the second longest jetty in the world.

Come dinner time, arrive in Perth having experienced one of the world’s greatest road trip adventures. Be dropped off at your pre-booked accommodation.