Stay : National Parks of the West Coast
Western Australia is five times the surface of France and surely the state of superlatives: the most isolated, the wildest, the sunniest… Stay to discover it.
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14 days
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Detail of the stay : National Parks of the West Coast - 14 days
Day 1: Beach and relaxation day
Steps: Perth, Rottnest Island
Departure from Perth. Go swimming on Cottesloe beach, discover the quokkas on the Rottnest Island, cycle along the Swan River or admire the city from Kings Park.
KINGS PARK
Day 2: Mineral landscapes
Steps: Pinnacles Desert, Geraldton
Head north by the Brand Highway. On the road, stop at the Pinnacles, astonishing mineral formations. In Geraldton, a visit to the Western Australian Museum for its beautiful Aboriginal exhibitions. Geraldton is a former mining town and the centre of lobster fishing.
Day 3: National Park of Kalbarri
Steps: Kalbarri
Kalbarri National Park, a park with magnificent gorges and cliffs, which sinks 1 000 km into the bush. Nature in the wild.
Day 4: Peron National Park
Steps: Monkey Mia
Shark Bay area. Turn off the main road and head to Monkey Mia to see dolphins, then enter Peron National Park, beautiful with its pristine beaches, cliffs and salt lakes.
Day 5: Discovery of the coral reef
Steps: Coral Bay Et Ningaloo Reef
Ningaloo Reef and Coral Coast, one of the most beautiful places in WesternAustralia with a coral reef and a stunning coastline dotted with natural wonders such as gorges, beaches, reefs, cape. Take a break in Coral Bay.
Day 6: Underwater
Diving day to observe the coral reef more closely.
Day 7: Karijini National Park
Steps: Karratha, Karijini National Park
From Karratha, take a tour organised in the beautiful Karijini National Park, composed of deep and fresh gorges; go to the Oxer point of view, a ridge overlooks the 300-metre gorge.
Day 8: Between cliffs and natural pools
Continuation of the previous day's trek. Cool off under the Fortescue waterfall.
Day 9: Crossing the wilderness
Steps: Broome
Direction Broome. Enter the Kimberley region and wilderness in Northern Western Australia.
Day 10: Turquoise waters and white sand
Steps: Broome
In Broome, head to Cable Beach, perhaps the most beautiful ofAustralia's 7,000 beaches
Day 11: Sandstone domes
Steps: Broome
From Broome, go to Purnululu park and its astonishing geological formations, the Bungles Bungles.
Day 12: Litchfield National Park
Steps: Darwin, Litchfield National Park
Go back to Darwin by discovering the Litchfield National Park, a large sandstone plateau surrounded by cliffs, an ideal place to camp.
Day 13: Observation of the flora
Steps: Litchfield National Park
Second Day of Hiking in the Litchfield National Park
Day 14: Waterfalls with crystal waters
Last day to enjoy the natural pools fed by waterfalls after a superb stroll in this beautiful park.
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