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Adventure
Tours Australia
8 Day Perth to Adelaide safari
Departs Perth and Finishes at Adelaide
Tour Code: ATA_51_PA8
A
8 day small group tour to Fitzgerald
River National Park, Esperance, Cape Le Grand National Park,
Nullarbor Plain, Ceduna, Streaky Bay, Alligator Gorge.
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As
a valued agent www.australia4tours.com offer tours
from Adventure Tours Australia an award
winning company specialising in active, small group
safaris for the adventurous traveller. We offer an extensive
range of tours
here
exploring the highlights and hidden delights of Australia.
Our
tours are nature-based with the emphasis on the unique
scenery, wildlife and Aboriginal culture of each area
and they cater for everyone from the fit and adventurous
who want to get off the beaten track to those who prefer
the sound of ‘soft adventure’ and more comfortable facilities!
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| Tour
Prices |
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1st April 2007 - 31st March 2008
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| Adult:
AUD$1160 |
| Child:
Not Suitable |
| Extras:
Fuel
Levy $15 are payable on morning of departure.
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All
prices are in Australian Dollars (includes 10% GST) based
on per person |
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1st April 2008 - 31st March 2009
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| Adult:
AUD$TBA |
| Child:
Not Suitable |
| Extras:
Fuel
Levy $15 are payable on morning of departure.
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All
prices are in Australian Dollars (includes 10% GST) based
on per person |
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| Child
Policy |
Children
0-7 unable to travel, Children 8 -12 years |
| Discounts |
Specials:
Book a tour from this site
and receive a 5% earlybird discount |
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Days Departs |
Perth, 7.00am: Tourist Coach Rank - Wellington Street Coach
Rank, Perth.
2007 - October 7th, 28th, November 11th, 25th, December 2nd,
9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th
2008 - January 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th, February 3rd, 10th, 17th,
24th, March 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th |
| Depart
From |
Perth,
7.00am: Tourist Coach Rank - Wellington Street Coach Rank, Perth. |
| Duration: |
8
days |
| Tour
Finishes |
Adelaide
approx. 7.00-8.00pm |
| Max
People |
Max
20 (4 Wheel Drive) |
| Accommodation |
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Hostel
Accommodation - Dorm share rooms with shared
facilities on Day 3 in Darwin. |
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Permanent
Campsites - have permanently
erected tents (multi-share), permanent cooking facilities
and purpose-built fire pits, screened eating areas, share
showers and toilets. |
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Semi-Permanent
Campsites - tents must be erected by guide and
passengers, share showers and toilets, no cooking facilities
except those carried on the vehicle. |
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| Vehicle |
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Toyota
Coaster mini-bus - (max 22 seats) or Mitsubishi
Rosa mini-bus (max 24 seats) - front facing air-conditioned
vehicle.
We
use our coaches in locations where there are large driving
distances on sealed roads as the larger vehicles provide
greater comfort. In all other circumstances, we focus
on providing a small group experience with an average
maximum group size of 16.
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| Suitability |
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Maximum
Walks: Hikes
up to 5kms per day (basic fitness required). A
reasonable level of fitness is required as there will
be some walking to view places of interest. |
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| What
to Bring |
Sturdy
walking shoes (ankle high), hat & sunscreen, towel & toiletries,
swimming gear, warm clothing in winter, water bottle, torch,
insect repellent, camera & film, pillow, sleeping bag (can
be hired for $15), money for some meals. 15Kg Baggage Limit.
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Included |
Experienced
guides, meals as indicated, all camping equipment (hire of sleeping
bag possible for $15, swag hire $50), all national park entry
fees and GST. 2 nights bush camping (no facilities) 1 night
Farm Stay accommodation and other nights on camp grounds with
showers and toilets 'If the weather is inclement the guide may
suggest to the group to stop in an accommodated premises - in
this case it is a free upgrade and does not cost the Pax and
additional money. |
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Not Included |
$15
fuel levy, Optional Sleeping Bag hire of $15 |
| Trip
Highlights |
Fitzgerald
River National Park, Esperance, Cape Le Grand National Park,
Nullarbor Plain, Ceduna, Streaky Bay, Alligator Gorge |
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ITINERARY
Day
1
Our adventure
begins as we travel east over the Darling Ranges. After a
morning break at historic York we continue our journey south.
Our lunch stop will be at Wave Rock, where there is
the opportunity to have a look at this amazing rock formation.
After lunch we drive further south to our camp on the coast
in the Fitzgerald River National Park, an internationally
recognized world biosphere reserve with plenty of beautiful
beaches, rugged coastline and the opportunity for a short
walk or swim before dinner. (LD)
Day 2
After
a morning drive along the coast we arrive in Esperance
with time to have a look around. A short drive brings us to
the Cape Le Grand National Park where we set up camp
only metres from a picture postcard beach.
The afternoon is free to explore this stunning coastal park
with its white sandy beaches and crystal clear water.
A late afternoon hike up the granite formation known as Frenchman
Peak rewards you with stunning views of the bay and islands
of the Recherche Archipelago. (BLD)
Day 3
It's
totally up to you how you would like to spend the morning
enjoying this beautiful area. You may like to do one of the
magnificent coastal walks or go for a swim, boogie board,
snorkel, fish or just relax and read a good book while lying
on a pure white beach, you might have to share with a couple
of locals, kangaroo's that is.
Mid afternoon we head back north to the Eyre highway to start
our journey east bound to a bush camping site. (BLD)
Day 4
Are you
ready for some adventurous caving (bring a torch) because
today we are going deep beneath the Nullarbor and you can
even have a swim in an underground lake. We travel through
some diverse Australian country and it will certainly give
you a sense of the size of this vast and ancient land.
Please note:- Caving as been stopped for the interim by CALM
'Western Australia's National Parks on account of floods and
overall safety. Nullarbor Traveller are looking for another
caving alternatives. In the interim the tour includes playing
part of the "Nullarbor Golf Links" an 18 hole golf course
that starts at Ceduna and ends in Kalgoorlie 'playing golf
in the middle of nowhere! (BLD)
Day 5
Besides
visiting old Eucla, a telegraph town buried by sand
dunes, we see the majestic Nullarbor cliffs and stop
at the famous wombat/camel/kangaroo road sign. In season (June
'October) the Southern Right Whales migrate to the Head
of the Bight. Up to 100 of these amazing mammals can be
seen from the scenic lookouts.
Outside of the whale season you will not be disappointed with
the spectacular coastline and viewing platforms that showcase
the majestic Nullarbor Cliffs. We drive onto the Nullarbor
Plain and across the dingo fence while travelling through
Yalata Aboriginal lands.
Later in the afternoon we head for the tiny historical settlement
of Fowlers Bay, adjacent to massive sand dunes, where we finish
the day with some extreme fun sand boarding. (BLD)
Day 6
We leave
Fowlers Bay behind and head further east into South Australia.
After a short stop at Ceduna, we drive on to Streaky Bay to
pick up lunch provisions, then on to Baird Bay to board the
MV Investigator for a 4-5 hr cruise (own cost $100 inc GST).
It's a relaxing day on the boat, viewing and swimming with
dolphins and Australian sea lions. A short drive
brings us to Murphy's Haystacks, incredible granite rock formations
sculptured into wondrous and weird shapes over millions of
years. Then we drive on to our night's camp spot 'Coodlie
Park a unique farm retreat.
Our hosts Hassie, Jo and family then conduct a nocturnal spotlighting
tour looking for Australia's National Emblems 'Kangaroos,
Wombats and Emus. (BLD)
Day 7
Travelling
down to Talia Caves, explore the Wool Shed and The Tub before
heading off to Elliston's Great Ocean Tourist Drive with
stunning sculptures which contrast against the Investigator
group of Islands in the back ground.
Travel to Locks Well and admire the view and the man made
291 steps down to the Locks Well beach. A short Visit
to Sheringa beach before travelling on through an old settlement
called Nowhere Else, before settling into our last overnight
camp. (BLD)
Day 8
Travel
on to Adelaide passing Cowell, Whyalla and Pt Augusta and
through the eastern side of the Flinders Ranges and
Horrick's Pass before enjoying our last awesome bush walk
at Alligator Gorge.
As we travel through the picturesque Clare Valley which
gives you a chance to reflect on the experiences over the
last eight action packed days as we head for South Australia's
capital city Adelaide. (BL)
Notes:
•This trip is operated by Nullarbor Traveller
•2 nights bush camping (no facilities) 1 night Farm Stay accommodation
and other nights on camp grounds with showers and toilets
– If the weather is inclement the guide may suggest to the
group to stop in an accommodated premises - in this case it
is a free upgrade and does not cost the Pax and additional
money.
•Itinerary may vary according to seasonal conditions, Traditional
Owner and National Park requirements.
•Safari must be reconfirmed by 4.00pm the day prior.
• Optional Activities:
•Swim with Sea lions and Dolphins ($100)
•Scenic Flight Head of the Bight ($68-95 pp min 3 people)
•Use of torch (necessary for caving/bush camp)
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in active, small group safaris for the adventurous traveller.
- We
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- Our
tours are nature-based with the emphasis on the unique scenery,
wildlife and Aboriginal culture of each area and they cater
for everyone from the fit and adventurous who want to get
off the beaten track to those who prefer the sound of ‘soft
adventure’ and more comfortable facilities!
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| Note:
Luggage |
Personal
luggage 15kgs: Is limited to an overnight bag of max
15kgs and a day pack. |
| National
Parks |
Some
activities within Australia's National parks are dependant
on the weather and observance of cultural traditions,
therefore itineraries are subject to change. National
park entry are subject to change. |
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Please note that all itineraries are a guideline only
and are subject to change.
* Safaris must be reconfirmed by 4pm the day before travel
with the tour operator only. |
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