3 Days Kalbarri, Pink Lake, Monkey Mia Dolphins & Pinnacles Tour

"Ultimate Western Australia Marine Adventure: Whale
Sharks, Dolphins, and Natural Wonders"

Join us on a remarkable 3-day expedition that unlocks the
secrets of Western Australia's breathtaking marine realms, delivering
unprecedented encounters just steps from the pristine shores. Welcome to the
enchanting world of Shark Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can
experience the thrill of swimming alongside the ocean's gentle giants, the
majestic whale sharks.

Day 1: Perth to Kalbarri

Your adventure begins with a pickup in Perth, and we embark on a journey
through the scenic landscapes of Western Australia. As we head northward,
you'll be charmed by the charming fishing village of Lancelin, known for its
immaculate white sand dunes and laid-back coastal lifestyle. Our route takes us
through the historical Greenough Flats, a quaint country settlement celebrated
for its pioneering history, impeccably preserved heritage buildings, iconic
leaning trees, and the stunning Greenough River. A brief drive through the
bustling port city of Geraldton reveals its pivotal role in regional
industries, from mining and fishing to wheat and tourism. With a Mediterranean
climate, Geraldton is graced with around 164 sunny days each year, boasting
long, warm summers and mild, wet winters.

Enjoy a leisurely lunch break at your own expense, and take
a moment to relax. We continue our journey northward, heading to Kalbarri, a
town tailor-made for tourists and anglers. Kalbarri offers a range of
attractions, from the daily pelican feeding to the breathtaking Kalbarri
National Park, which features the striking Murchison River Gorge and the
flowing Murchison River. Along the way, we pause to witness the surreal beauty
of Hutt Lagoon, home to the famous Pink Lake. We'll also have the opportunity
to explore the natural gorges, with the chance to spot whales and sharks during
their season. Our day ends in Kalbarri, a town enveloped by the magnificence of
the Murchison River Gorge.

Day 2: Kalbarri to Monkey Mia

The Kalbarri National Park awaits us on day two, stretching over 186,000
hectares along the lower reaches of the Murchison River. It's a treasure trove
of ancient traces of the Earth's earliest life forms. If you visit during the
winter, you'll be treated to a breathtaking display of wildflowers, painting
the National Park's inland gorges and coastal cliffs with vibrant colors.

Monkey Mia, a renowned location famous for its wild dolphin
encounters, greets us next. Here, you'll encounter not only dolphins but also
dugongs, sharks, rays, turtles, and a variety of fish in the pristine waters.
On land, pelicans and emus frequently make appearances. Don't miss the
opportunity to explore the natural and cultural history of the area along the
Wulyibidi Yaninyina trail, a 1.5 km loop walk that traverses dunes and
beachfronts. The best time for the walk is during the early hours of sunrise or
the late afternoon, when the birdlife is most active.

We begin the day early to meet the renowned Monkey Mia
Dolphins, a captivating experience that includes a live hand-feeding show
(please note that dolphins are wild creatures, and their appearance cannot be
guaranteed). Capture unforgettable moments on the beach and take breathtaking
photos and selfies with these friendly creatures. For an alternative
perspective, you can opt for an eco boat tour.

Continuing our journey, we'll visit the extraordinary Shell
Beach, a beach composed entirely of tiny shells that stretches for over 120
kilometers. Our next destination is Hamelin Pool, where you'll witness
stromatolites, living life forms that date back millions of years. We then head
to Denham, a peaceful and picturesque coastal town where you can take in the
serenity of the countryside.

Day 3: Kalbarri to Perth

Our third day begins with optional activities such as river walks and 4-wheel
quad biking (additional charges apply), allowing you to immerse yourself in the
breathtaking natural beauty of Kalbarri National Park.

We'll then travel past the stunning coastal cliffs, with Red
Bluff and the Pink Lake making for remarkable sights along the route. We'll
reach Geraldton, where we'll visit the HMAS Sydney Memorial, a somber tribute
to the lives lost during World War II. This national memorial commemorates the
tragic loss of the HMAS Sydney II and its 645 crew members on November 19,
1941. The memorial provides vital information about its history, design,
construction, and dedication.

After a brief lunch break (at your own expense), we head to
Jurien Bay and Cervantes. The highlight of the day is undoubtedly the Nambung
National Park, home to the awe-inspiring Pinnacles Desert. These natural
limestone formations, shaped over 25,000 to 30,000 years, stand as a testament
to the Earth's geological artistry. They range in height and dimension, with
some towering up to 3.5 meters, creating an otherworldly landscape that is the
quintessential icon of Western Australia.

This 3-day marine adventure promises a world of
extraordinary encounters, mesmerizing natural wonders, and the chance to
immerse yourself in the aquatic beauty of Western Australia. Book now to embark
on an unforgettable journey through the heart of this marine paradise.