Western AustraliaFrom cute quokkas to untouched wilderness

Located not far from Perth, Rottnest Island is worth a full-day tour to discover the island on a leisurely bike ride or with the Island Explorer. This bus stops at the most popular beaches, bays, and attractions. Take a lunch break by the water and enjoy the sweeping views across the bay and back to the mainland. Go in search of Rottnest Island's famous marsupial, the quokka. In the afternoon, take the ferry back to Perth. Optionally, you can take trips to the famous Pinnacles National Park or participate in an exclusive wine tasting in the world-renowned wine region of Margaret River.

Your round trip continues to the stunning Ningaloo Reef, which you can reach by flying from Perth to Learmouth. Take a small group excursion from your accommodation at Sal Salis to experience Ningaloo Reef up close and, depending on the season, swim with whale sharks or humpback whales. Throughout the day, the crew will also be on the lookout for turtles, rays, dolphins, manatees, and seabirds. A 30-minute scenic flight allows you to discover this beautiful corner of the world from a bird's eye view. There are many optional activities to choose from, such as diving, fishing, snorkeling, kayaking, or stargazing.

After an unforgettable time in and around Ningaloo Reef, you will fly on to Broome. Relax at your hotel and on the world-famous Cable Beach. Explore Broome and admire the breathtaking sunset. Optionally, you can visit a pearl farm or explore the city's many museums. How about a ride on the famous camels?

Come aboard the True North. With only 16 rooms, this yacht is the epitome of a luxury expedition vessel. You will spend the next seven nights on this exclusive cruise. Discover the Horizontal Falls, an ocean phenomenon resulting from one of the world's highest tidal shifts, compressed through two narrow cracks in the Kimberley coast. Explore the Sale River and fish for barramundi at the mouth, or join naturalists and adventurers and "ride the tides."

Experience the Montgomery Reef, a unique ecosystem. 140 square miles of coral reef rise from the ocean, and at low tide, the water cascades off the reef, revealing a privileged view of another world. Travel down the Prince Regent River and enter one of the last untouched wilderness areas on earth. At Kings Cascades, be prepared to travel directly under the waterfalls. Opt for a hike or swim in a lake that is perfect for a picture.

In the Hunter River region, you will drive along picturesque headlands, cliffs, and flowing creeks. For fishing and nature enthusiasts, this is another excellent location for fishing, mud crab catching, bird watching, or exploring. Take a hike to the hidden Jackson Falls or enjoy a scenic helicopter flight over the falls. Naturaliste Island is a great destination at sunset. Be impressed by the "Bradshaws," possibly the oldest art known to mankind. A tender will take you to one of the many local beaches and bays.

A very special natural spectacle awaits you at the mighty King George River, one of the most famous rivers in the Kimberley. Once the tide is high enough, the journey continues upstream over the sandbanks at the mouth of the river to reach King George Falls. Climb the falls or take a helicopter to the top. After five exciting days aboard the True North, you will be taken to Kununurra Airport, where you will board your flight to Darwin.

Upon arrival in Darwin, you will be met by your private driver and transferred to your hotel. Explore the city, where you will spend the night before flying to Kakadu National Park the next morning, a journey of approximately 20 minutes.

The exclusive Bamurra Plains safari camp is located in the floodplains of the Mary River, not far from the coast. Here, further adventures await: a river cruise to see crocodiles up close or a safari through the surrounding wetlands. For your return journey, you will be taken back to Darwin Airport, from where you will begin your journey home.