Intrepid Travel - Walk Western Australia’s Karijini & Ningaloo Reef
- Explore Karijini National Park with visits and hikes to Kalamina, Dales, Weano and Hancock Gorges and swims in Kermit’s and Handrail Pools. Then, take the challenge and summit Mt Bruce – Australia’s second highest peak.
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- Veranstalter: Intrepid Travel
- Angebotsnummer: 271791
- Reisedauer: 10 Tage
- Reise Land: Australien
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Termine:
49 Termine im Zeitraum vom
16.05.2025 - 23.08.2026 - Teilnehmerzahl: min. 1 max. 15
- ab € 2.290
- zur Buchungsanfrage
Why we love it
Minimise the driving time and maximise the adventure on this 10-day camping trip in Western Australia. Snorkel in the clear waters of Turquoise Bay at Ningaloo Reef, take a dip in secluded swimming holes fed by tumbling waterfalls, explore the rugged landscapes of Karijini National Park hike to scenic locations with your group of likeminded adventurers. With the perfect combination of activities and relaxation, surrounded by some of Australia’s most incredible scenery, this trip is perfect for hikers and nature-lovers – you’ll also have the opportunity to swim with whale sharks!
Highlights
- Explore Karijini National Park with visits and hikes to Kalamina, Dales, Weano and Hancock Gorges and swims in Kermit's and Handrail Pools. Then, take the challenge and summit Mt Bruce – Australia’s second highest peak.
- Chill out and enjoy the scenery! There’s no need for a map or GPS on this walking trip – with an expert local leader that knows the area inside-out, all you have to do is enjoy the journey.
- Snorkel Ningaloo Reef, where you’ll see rich and diverse marine life plus vibrant coral creating a rainbow of colours underneath the turquoise waters.
- Take the opportunity for an (optional) experience of a lifetime and go swimming with whale sharks, the world’s biggest fish, off Western Australia’s Coral Coast.
- Enjoy breakfast at your campsite, fresh picnic lunches in incredible locations and delicious campfire dinners prepared by your leader – with all meals taken care of, you can focus on soaking up the landscape.
Minimise the driving time and maximise the adventure on this 10-day camping trip in Western Australia. Snorkel in the clear waters of Turquoise Bay at Ningaloo Reef, take a dip in secluded swimming holes fed by tumbling waterfalls, explore the rugged landscapes of Karijini National Park hike to scenic locations with your group of likeminded adventurers. With the perfect combination of activities and relaxation, surrounded by some of Australia’s most incredible scenery, this trip is perfect for hikers and nature-lovers – you’ll also have the opportunity to swim with whale sharks!
Highlights
- Explore Karijini National Park with visits and hikes to Kalamina, Dales, Weano and Hancock Gorges and swims in Kermit's and Handrail Pools. Then, take the challenge and summit Mt Bruce – Australia’s second highest peak.
- Chill out and enjoy the scenery! There’s no need for a map or GPS on this walking trip – with an expert local leader that knows the area inside-out, all you have to do is enjoy the journey.
- Snorkel Ningaloo Reef, where you’ll see rich and diverse marine life plus vibrant coral creating a rainbow of colours underneath the turquoise waters.
- Take the opportunity for an (optional) experience of a lifetime and go swimming with whale sharks, the world’s biggest fish, off Western Australia’s Coral Coast.
- Enjoy breakfast at your campsite, fresh picnic lunches in incredible locations and delicious campfire dinners prepared by your leader – with all meals taken care of, you can focus on soaking up the landscape.
Itinerary:
Day 1: Paraburdoo / Karijini National Park
Welcome to Paraburdoo! Your Australian adventure will start right away with a pickup from the airport. Your group will then drive into Karijini National Park – home of the Banjima, Innawongka and Eastern Guruma peoples. This is Western Australia’s second-largest national park, with a landscape more than 2.5 billion years old and home to some of the best hiking trails in the state. When you arrive, get to know your group over sunset drinks and dinner before settling into your comfortable tent for the night. Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Day 2: Karijini National Park
Today you’ll walk to Kalamina Gorge for your first walk of the trip. Don’t forget your swimmers today, as you’ll have the chance to cool off in one of park’s swimming holes at the bottom of the gorge. After your swim, drop into the Visitor’s Centre to learn more about the park and perhaps grab an ice cream or cool down. From here, it’s off to Dale’s Gorge for a swim in Circular Pool and Fern Pool – two of the park’s most beautiful waterholes. With deep red rocks, lush ferns and waterfalls, you’ll feel like you’ve discovered your own private paradise. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Included Activities:
Day 3: Mt Bruce / Karijini National Park
After breakfast, lace up your hiking boots for the hike to Mt Bruce – Western Australia’s second highest peak. This full day ridge walk has it all, from paths that feel like you’re taking a gentle stroll to rock scrambles and climbs so steep there’s a chain for support. When you reach the top of the mountain, the 360-degree views of the Karijini Range and its red landscape make the challenge worthwhile. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Day 4: Karijini National Park
Today’s occasionally challenging walk has four major highlights including two of Karijini National Park’s most famous gorges, Hancock and Weano. The trail to Junction Pool Lookout is relatively flat and has terrific views of Hancock and Joffre Gorges. Cool down as you wade through pools and streams to reach your destination and soak up the scenery. Go for swims in Kermit’s Pool and Handrail Pool then make the return trip to camp for a shower and dinner under the stars. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Included Activities:
Day 5: Karijini National Park / Cheela Plains
We are venturing further a field today to the very western side of the national park - Hamersley Gorge. It will take us an hour and a half to drive there this morning, but you will be enraptured by the ever changing scenery on the drive. The organic shapes of geology of Hamersley Gorge is interesting in itself as the bedding planes cascade into the water. It almost looks as if the land has tipped sideways! There is a shaded lookout at the top and we will embark o the short walk along the rock staircase down into the gorge to be rewarded with a dip in the gorge pool. In the afternoon we depart for Cheela Plains, a true outback station stay where you will enjoy a delicious meal under the spectacular desert sky! Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Day 6: Exmouth / Yardie Creek
Grab your favourite tunes or a good book and settle back and rest your legs on the drive from Cheela Plains to Exmouth. There will be time to stop and stretch your legs along the way and have lunch together before you arrive at your campsite at Yardie Creek, near Exmouth in time to watch the sun set into the Indian Ocean. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Day 7: Yardie Creek
Less than 1 in 3 million people have swum with whale sharks and today, you could be one of them! Book early for the opportunity to go on an (optional) experience of a lifetime and swim with whale sharks – the world’s biggest fish – off Western Australia’s Coral Coast. It’s not unusual for these gentle creatures to grow up to 10 m in length, which makes swimming alongside them an incredible experience. You might instead like to take a half-day snorkelling glass bottom boat tour or just chill out at the accommodation. Meals: Breakfast,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Optional Activities:
Day 8: Cape Range National Park / Ningaloo Reef / Yardie Creek
Get set for a day of adventure in Cape Range National Park, with a series of short walks, snorkels and swims along the coast. First, you’ll explore Mandu Mandu Gorge on a walk that follows the route of an ancient riverbed. Then, spot rock wallabies in Yardi Creek Gorge. From here, you’ll head to Turquoise Bay on Ningaloo Reef – part of the traditional lands of the Baiyungu, Thalanyji and Yinigurdira peoples – for swimming and snorkelling among the corals. Tonight, you’ll sit down for a group dinner back at Yardi Creek. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Included Activities:
Day 9: Cape Range National Park / Ningaloo Reef / Yardie Creek
Today you’ll head out on the Badjirrajirra Trail, with gorges cut into the limestone karst and views that seem to stretch on forever. Compared to some of your walks in Karijini National Park, this trail is relatively easy, but it can be extremely hot, so your leader may have to alter today’s itinerary. Once you’ve explored Charles Knife Canyon, cool off in Ningaloo’s sparkling waters and go in search of turtles around the small islands known as the Oyster Stacks. After another full day of exploring, it’s back to camp at Yardie Creek for the last night of the trip. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Day 10: Exmouth
After breakfast today, you’ll be transferred to Exmouth Airport for your flight back to Perth. If you’d like to extend your stay, just get in touch with your booking agent ahead of time. Meals: Breakfast
Day 1: Paraburdoo / Karijini National Park
Welcome to Paraburdoo! Your Australian adventure will start right away with a pickup from the airport. Your group will then drive into Karijini National Park – home of the Banjima, Innawongka and Eastern Guruma peoples. This is Western Australia’s second-largest national park, with a landscape more than 2.5 billion years old and home to some of the best hiking trails in the state. When you arrive, get to know your group over sunset drinks and dinner before settling into your comfortable tent for the night. Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Day 2: Karijini National Park
Today you’ll walk to Kalamina Gorge for your first walk of the trip. Don’t forget your swimmers today, as you’ll have the chance to cool off in one of park’s swimming holes at the bottom of the gorge. After your swim, drop into the Visitor’s Centre to learn more about the park and perhaps grab an ice cream or cool down. From here, it’s off to Dale’s Gorge for a swim in Circular Pool and Fern Pool – two of the park’s most beautiful waterholes. With deep red rocks, lush ferns and waterfalls, you’ll feel like you’ve discovered your own private paradise. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Included Activities:
- Karijini National Park - Dales Gorge
- Karijini National Park - Kalamina Gorge walk
- Karijini National Park - Karajini Visitor Centre
Day 3: Mt Bruce / Karijini National Park
After breakfast, lace up your hiking boots for the hike to Mt Bruce – Western Australia’s second highest peak. This full day ridge walk has it all, from paths that feel like you’re taking a gentle stroll to rock scrambles and climbs so steep there’s a chain for support. When you reach the top of the mountain, the 360-degree views of the Karijini Range and its red landscape make the challenge worthwhile. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Day 4: Karijini National Park
Today’s occasionally challenging walk has four major highlights including two of Karijini National Park’s most famous gorges, Hancock and Weano. The trail to Junction Pool Lookout is relatively flat and has terrific views of Hancock and Joffre Gorges. Cool down as you wade through pools and streams to reach your destination and soak up the scenery. Go for swims in Kermit’s Pool and Handrail Pool then make the return trip to camp for a shower and dinner under the stars. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Included Activities:
- Karijini National Park - Hancock Gorge
- Karijini National Park - Kermit's Pool
- Karijini National Park - Weano Recreation Area
- Karijini National Park - Weano Gorge & Handrail Pool
Day 5: Karijini National Park / Cheela Plains
We are venturing further a field today to the very western side of the national park - Hamersley Gorge. It will take us an hour and a half to drive there this morning, but you will be enraptured by the ever changing scenery on the drive. The organic shapes of geology of Hamersley Gorge is interesting in itself as the bedding planes cascade into the water. It almost looks as if the land has tipped sideways! There is a shaded lookout at the top and we will embark o the short walk along the rock staircase down into the gorge to be rewarded with a dip in the gorge pool. In the afternoon we depart for Cheela Plains, a true outback station stay where you will enjoy a delicious meal under the spectacular desert sky! Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Day 6: Exmouth / Yardie Creek
Grab your favourite tunes or a good book and settle back and rest your legs on the drive from Cheela Plains to Exmouth. There will be time to stop and stretch your legs along the way and have lunch together before you arrive at your campsite at Yardie Creek, near Exmouth in time to watch the sun set into the Indian Ocean. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Day 7: Yardie Creek
Less than 1 in 3 million people have swum with whale sharks and today, you could be one of them! Book early for the opportunity to go on an (optional) experience of a lifetime and swim with whale sharks – the world’s biggest fish – off Western Australia’s Coral Coast. It’s not unusual for these gentle creatures to grow up to 10 m in length, which makes swimming alongside them an incredible experience. You might instead like to take a half-day snorkelling glass bottom boat tour or just chill out at the accommodation. Meals: Breakfast,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Optional Activities:
- Exmouth - Swimming with Whale Sharks (Participant) - 640AUD
- Exmouth - Half Day Snorkelling and Coral Viewing Tour with Glass Bottom Boat - 165AUD
- Exmouth - Swimming with Whale Sharks (Observer) - 335AUD
Day 8: Cape Range National Park / Ningaloo Reef / Yardie Creek
Get set for a day of adventure in Cape Range National Park, with a series of short walks, snorkels and swims along the coast. First, you’ll explore Mandu Mandu Gorge on a walk that follows the route of an ancient riverbed. Then, spot rock wallabies in Yardi Creek Gorge. From here, you’ll head to Turquoise Bay on Ningaloo Reef – part of the traditional lands of the Baiyungu, Thalanyji and Yinigurdira peoples – for swimming and snorkelling among the corals. Tonight, you’ll sit down for a group dinner back at Yardi Creek. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Included Activities:
- Cape Range National Park - Mandu Mandu Walk
- Cape Range National Park - Yardie Gorge Trail
- Ningaloo Marine Park - Turquoise Bay
Day 9: Cape Range National Park / Ningaloo Reef / Yardie Creek
Today you’ll head out on the Badjirrajirra Trail, with gorges cut into the limestone karst and views that seem to stretch on forever. Compared to some of your walks in Karijini National Park, this trail is relatively easy, but it can be extremely hot, so your leader may have to alter today’s itinerary. Once you’ve explored Charles Knife Canyon, cool off in Ningaloo’s sparkling waters and go in search of turtles around the small islands known as the Oyster Stacks. After another full day of exploring, it’s back to camp at Yardie Creek for the last night of the trip. Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation: 1 x Semi-permanent tented camp (shared facilities)
Day 10: Exmouth
After breakfast today, you’ll be transferred to Exmouth Airport for your flight back to Perth. If you’d like to extend your stay, just get in touch with your booking agent ahead of time. Meals: Breakfast
Included Activities
All walks on this trip are less than 10 km but each has its challenges. The terrain is rocky and there is a lot of ascending and descending - both for the peaks and the gorge walks. A reasonable level of fitness is required to fully enjoy the trip. Cardiovascular fitness is always important for walking holidays and a regular routine of walking, dancing, swimming, cycling etc will help with that. What’s also important for a tour like this is strength, balance and joint mobility. Regular walking on a variety of terrain and surfaces, incorporating hills and/or stairs, will be of great benefit. The most important thing is to have fun. Enjoy your preparation and think of it as a challenge rather than a punishment. A better holiday and better overall health are your reward. We know that this type of preparation is difficult to fit into a busy schedule. If you don’t have the time to do long walks, we recommend doing regular stair walking sessions. Walking small distances frequently helps a lot as well. For instance, walking 3 - 5km four times a week, and 8km once a week, is a great help. If you’re doing short training sessions, make sure you get yourself puffed and sweaty. Otherwise you won’t benefit from your efforts. And start walking in the shoes you will wear on the walk now! To join the optional swimming with whale sharks tour it is important that you can swim unassisted in the open ocean. Whale Sharks are big fish and as such can only be found in deep water. The tour will go beyond the reef to a depth where you won’t be able to see the sea floor. To swim with the whale sharks all participants MUST BE physically fit and capable of pulling themselves up and out of the water. All participants must be confident swimming in the ocean and be able to swim unassisted. The crew on board are the experts and listening to them will ensure your safety. Some days can be rough, so we do recommend anti-nausea tablets if you a prone to sea sickness. The tour operator has the discretion to prohibit individuals from entering the water if they are deemed a safety risk to themselves or are clearly incapable of looking after their well-being while in the water.
Important information
- Karijini National Park - Dales Gorge
- Karijini National Park - Kalamina Gorge walk
- Karijini National Park - Karajini Visitor Centre
- Karijini National Park - Mt Bruce Summit walk
- Karijini National Park - Hancock Gorge
- Karijini National Park - Kermit's Pool
- Karijini National Park - Weano Recreation Area
- Karijini National Park - Weano Gorge & Handrail Pool
- Cape Range National Park - Mandu Mandu Walk
- Cape Range National Park - Yardie Gorge Trail
- Ningaloo Marine Park - Turquoise Bay
- Cape Range National Park - Charles Knife Canyon & Badjirrajirra Walk trail
All walks on this trip are less than 10 km but each has its challenges. The terrain is rocky and there is a lot of ascending and descending - both for the peaks and the gorge walks. A reasonable level of fitness is required to fully enjoy the trip. Cardiovascular fitness is always important for walking holidays and a regular routine of walking, dancing, swimming, cycling etc will help with that. What’s also important for a tour like this is strength, balance and joint mobility. Regular walking on a variety of terrain and surfaces, incorporating hills and/or stairs, will be of great benefit. The most important thing is to have fun. Enjoy your preparation and think of it as a challenge rather than a punishment. A better holiday and better overall health are your reward. We know that this type of preparation is difficult to fit into a busy schedule. If you don’t have the time to do long walks, we recommend doing regular stair walking sessions. Walking small distances frequently helps a lot as well. For instance, walking 3 - 5km four times a week, and 8km once a week, is a great help. If you’re doing short training sessions, make sure you get yourself puffed and sweaty. Otherwise you won’t benefit from your efforts. And start walking in the shoes you will wear on the walk now! To join the optional swimming with whale sharks tour it is important that you can swim unassisted in the open ocean. Whale Sharks are big fish and as such can only be found in deep water. The tour will go beyond the reef to a depth where you won’t be able to see the sea floor. To swim with the whale sharks all participants MUST BE physically fit and capable of pulling themselves up and out of the water. All participants must be confident swimming in the ocean and be able to swim unassisted. The crew on board are the experts and listening to them will ensure your safety. Some days can be rough, so we do recommend anti-nausea tablets if you a prone to sea sickness. The tour operator has the discretion to prohibit individuals from entering the water if they are deemed a safety risk to themselves or are clearly incapable of looking after their well-being while in the water.
Important information
- START & END TIMES The trip begins at Paraburdoo Airport on day 1. For pick up times for the different days of the week please read the joining point instructions carefully. The trip finishes finishes with a transfer to Exmouth or Exmouth Airport on the last day. SINGLE TRAVELLERS Single travellers will have their own tent for all camping nights. LUGGAGE LIMIT Luggage limit is strictly one small-medium sized soft sided back, maximum weight 12kg per person. Sleeping bag, pillow, day pack and walking poles can be carried in addition to your main luggage. OPERATOR This trip is operated and run by Inspiration Outdoors, an Intrepid Company. You will be travelling with a mixture of both Inspiration Outdoors customers and Intrepid customers. Intrepid works closely with Inspiration Outdoors to ensure that all of our customers enjoy their time away. SWIMMING WITH WHALE SHARKS Swimming with whale sharks is not included on this trip and is an optional activity. It is very important that you pre book any Whale Shark experiences, as this can sell out far in advance. You are able to book this service with us (subject to availability). Please also note that whale sharks visit the region between mid-March and mid-September only, so please make sure you schedule your trip accordingly if you would like to include this experience in your trip. To join this optional tour it is important that you can swim unassisted in the open ocean. ITINERARY VARIATIONS The itinerary for each trip departure may have variations due to flight arrival times, gorge access, weather conditions and other factors beyond our control. Rest assured our team of professional leaders will bring you a very memorable experience.
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