Day 1 Perth – Fitzgerald National Park First stop in York for a refreshing break. Then on to Wave Rock, where you have lunch and can admire this impressive site. In Fitzgerald River National Park you set up the swags for the night and explore the surroundings on a walk.
Day 2 Fitzgerald River National Park – Cape Le Grand National Park After breakfast you climb East Mount Barren to enjoy the view. Then you drive to Esperance, where you have free time, before continuing to Cape Le Grand National Park. At Lucky Bay you set up camp. The afternoon is free to relax or explore the surroundings.
Day 3 Cape Le Grand National Park East of Esperance lies Cape Le Grand National Park, renowned for its white sandy beaches and breathtaking bays. Make the most of your free time in this enchanting setting to swim, stroll or simply relax.
Day 4 Cape Le Grand National Park – Nullarbor Early this morning you travel along Australia's longest straight road across the Nullarbor Plain and discover spectacular Outback landscapes. In the evening you reach a magnificent campsite in the heart of nature, where the low light pollution offers an unforgettable starry sky on clear nights.
Day 5 Nullarbor – Great Australian Bight Today you are immersed in the vastness of the Nullarbor Plain. You stop at Australia's most famous road sign, showing a camel, a kangaroo and a wombat. At the end of the day you arrive at Fowlers Bay.
Day 6 Eyre Peninsula Visit to Cactus Beach, then on to the Penong Windmill Museum. Afterwards, a sandboarding session before ending the day with a typical Australian barbecue.
Day 7 Baird Bay In the morning, an optional excursion to swim with sea lions and dolphins, or a visit to Point Labatt Conservation Park, home to sea lions. Then on to Nyroca.
Day 8 Coffin Bay & Port Lincoln After breakfast, drive to Coffin Bay, where you visit the last remaining oak forests. In the afternoon, discover important cultural sites around Port Lincoln. Later you arrive at Mikkira Station, home to wild koalas, kangaroos and emus.
Day 9 Port Lincoln In the morning you enjoy a surf lesson at Fisheries Bay, ideal for beginners. If you prefer, you can relax on the beach. Then you do three hours of volunteer work in the Brinkworth nature reserve, where, depending on the season, you will collect seeds, weed or plant trees.
Day 10 Port Lincoln – Adelaide After breakfast you set off for the Spencer Gulf. Today you discover the unique silo art at Tumby Bay and Cowell. At Lucky Bay you check in for the ferry to Wallaroo on the Yorke Peninsula and enjoy the two-and-a-half-hour crossing. In Wallaroo you board the bus to Adelaide, where you arrive at around 18:00.