Discover Western Australia: From Kimberley to Perth

Welcome to Broome, the gateway to the Kimberley!

Upon arrival, take a private transfer to your hotel for check-in. The rest of the day is yours to recover from the long-haul flight.

Enjoy a leisurely morning, then set out for an afternoon exploration (shared tour).

Step into the volunteer-run Broome Historical Museum for fascinating insights into the town's diverse history, from the pearling industry and dinosaur footprints to Broome's role in WWⅡ.

Visit Matso's Brewery, Australia's most remote brewery since 1997. Wine lovers don't miss out on sampling some of Australia's most unique beers, like Ginger Beer or Mango Beer. Take some free time here for lunch (at your own cost).

Later, at Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park, you'll observe these apex predators up close, including the 5-meter saltwater crocodiles, and have a chance to hold baby reptiles. Don't miss the daily feeding session at 3:00 pm to watch them reveal their true aggression when food is involved.

Join a small group to explore the breathtaking scenery and history of Broome this morning.

Stroll around the Entrance Point and Roebuck Bay, taking in its stunning coastal landscape with diverse rock formations. Explore the deep, pindan red cliffs of Gantheaume Point, which contrast with the turquoise ocean. If you happen to visit during a tide lower than 2 meters, you can find the real dinosaur tracks at the bottom of the cliff. You'll listen to the story of Lord McAlpine and the rise of Broome at the front of Cable Beach's sanctuary. Visit the Japanese Cemetery, the final resting place for about 900 Japanese pearl divers. Afterward, enjoy leisure time at Town Beach with breathtaking views.

The rest of the day is free at leisure.

Leave Broome behind and depart for Cygnet Bay by 4WD transfers. En route, stop and visit the unique Beagle Bay Sacred Heart Church. Once you step in, you will marvel at its altar with exquisite decorations of shells.

Upon arrival at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, check in to your Safari Tent and have the rest of the day at leisure.

Depart from Cygnet Bay and board the luxury vessel Ohana for a full-day cruise to Horizontal Falls (shared tour). Horizontal Falls is not a true waterfall, but rather a natural phenomenon where the second-largest tidal movements in the Southern Hemisphere force massive volumes of water through two narrow gorges, creating the appearance of a horizontal waterfall. While you won't cruise directly through the falls, you'll experience the immense power of the rushing water from a safe yet thrillingly close distance. During the cruise, a 4-course breakfast and a 7-course degustation lunch will be served on board.

Today will be left for you to explore Cygnet Bay at your own pace. We highly recommend partaking in the following optional tours and reserving the rest of the day to relax by the pool.

Enjoy a Pearl Farm Tour to discover how to extract pearls from oysters and what the processing procedure is for mother-of-pearl.

Join a cultural tour with Bardi Jawi guides to learn traditional fishing methods, jungle foods, and hunting skills.

Board a cruise to explore the marine world along the Kimberley Coast, with chances to encounter whales, dolphins, and sea turtles.

After breakfast, take a private transfer to Broome airport for your flight to Perth. Upon arrival, head to your hotel via private transfer and have the rest of the day at leisure.

Wake up with the fresh air of Kings Park and follow a traditional Noongar to explore various native plants (shared tour). You'll hear the story of the Whadjuk people, learn about traditional medicine plants and their uses, and listen to Noongar songs while enjoying a guided walk through the park's beautiful grounds, including the botanical gardens. Afterward, stroll around Optus Stadium (exterior), the Bell Tower (exterior), Elizabeth Quay (exterior), WACA Ground (exterior), and Barrack Street Jetty for Perth's city view.

This afternoon, you will visit Fremantle Prison for a deep understanding of Australia's colonial history (shared tour). Take a coffee break at the Fremantle Market (on your own expense) and end the day with a stunning sunset at Cottesloe Beach.

Head toward Hillarys Boat Harbor and board a high-speed ferry ride to Rottnest Island, which is famous for its natural scenery, relaxing atmosphere, and cute quokkas.

Enjoy a whole day free here to explore this charming area at your own pace. You can capture photos when quokkas smile or come closer to you, but be aware that you must not touch them. Rent a bicycle to cycle around the island, taking in the breathtaking coastline scenery. Alternatively, take part in snorkeling, diving, or sea kayaking to explore the colorful ocean world.

After a leisurely morning, venture out on a shared tour into Pinnacles Desert to explore this magical landscape without the crowds and heat. Thousands of limestone pillars - formed from the weathered, compacted, and exposed shells of ancient marine organisms - rise from the golden desert sands, creating a stunning visual spectacle under the shifting light of the sunset. As night falls, you'll be awestruck by another breathtaking scene: a crystal-clear Milky Way stretching across the sky, set against the backdrop of this otherworldly landscape.

The tour concludes around 11:00 pm and includes dinner. You can bring a pair of binoculars to explore the night sky in greater detail.

Time to say goodbye to wild Western Australia! At the appointed time, head to the airport via private vehicle for your homebound flight.