5D4N MONKEY MIA DOLPHINS & WEST COAST ⚠ Minimum 2 adult(s) per departure
5D4N MONKEY MIA DOLPHINS & WEST COAST
⚠ Minimum 2 adult(s) per departure
Explore the world with our specially curated travel programs and arrangements. Sedunia Travel specializes in fully personalized travel arrangements to suit each traveling style whether it is Traveling in Group with Like-Minded People with Exclusive Private Arrangements or even Independent Adventures for those wanting to head off the beaten path and explore. Choose from one of our tried and tested classic itineraries or reach out to us to put together a fully tailor-made experience.
Tour Deal
Booking Period: from Now till September 30, 2022
Travel Period: from Now till November 30, 2023
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Day 1: Arrive Fremantle – Geraldton
Get set for a good dose of coastal drama today as you journey north from Fremantle all the way to Geraldton. But before you get there, pause in Yanchep National Park, a union of bush and wetlands that is as spectacular as it is sacred. The best way to understand its significance to First Nations communities is in the company of an Aboriginal guide. There are Dreamtime stories and didgeridoo playing, and hands-on learning with bush tucker and traditional tools. Just try not to leave more informed and understanding of the world’s oldest culture than when you arrived. Two national parks in one day – your next stop is Nambung. We’ll forgive you for thinking you’ve been transported to the set of a sci-fi movie when you arrive at this moonscape, studded with limestone pillars stretching five metres into the sky. Welcome to your Pinnacles tour. Arriving in Geraldton, more moving moments await at the evocative HMAS Sydney Memorial, which pays homage to the servicemen who lost their lives off the West Australian coast.
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Day 2: Geraldton – Monkey Mia
Shark Bay is one of the planet’s greatest wilderness areas – if you don’t believe us, chat to UNESCO about the World Heritage listing they gave this pocket of WA. A window in time and a wildlife refuge, it’s all powdery white coves and gin-clear waters that naturally attract a plethora of wildlife. This afternoon, take in the bounty at your own pace, perhaps on a cruise to spot sea creatures great and small, or from the air, where your bird’s-eye view reveals just how wide and wonderful the coast really is. Come dusk, be sure to find an oceanside perch and a cold beverage. Cheers to the end of another amazing day in WA. Your Monkey Mia tour has kicked off in spectacular style.
: Breakfast, Dinner
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Day 3: Monkey Mia - Kalbarri
If you need a reason to be up with the birds, make the dolphins of Monkey Mia it. These wild bottlenoses swim to shore every morning to greet visitors before heading off to surf the waves. It’s a hard act to follow. But then again, so is Shell Beach, formed from billions of coquina bivalve shells that pile up to 10 metres deep. Hamelin Pool is home to the world’s largest colony of stromatolites. They appear rock-like, but are actually living, and they date back to the beginning of life on Earth. Indeed, they’ve helped scientists decode how life evolved. Talk about putting things into perspective. We hope you brought your stamina – there’s more to come. Kalbarri National Park was carved by the Murchison River millions of years ago. The gorge that remains is particularly pretty during wildflower season, when acacia, banksia and caladenia are in dazzling bloom.
: Breakfast, Dinner
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Day 4: Kalbarri - Perth
If you thought you’d seen it all, wait until Hutt Lagoon appears on the horizon. One of Western Australia’s eye-popping pink lakes, this body of highly salty water changes hue at different times of the year – sometimes it’s bubblegum, often it’s lilac, occasionally it’s red. It’s always incredible. What a blazing way to end your Western Australia tour. But wait, you still have a Farewell Dinner and drinks with your new friends.
: Breakfast, Dinner
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Day 5: Depart Perth
After breakfast, free at own leisure and make your own arrangement to the airport for your flight back home.
: Breakfast
Whats Included
~4 nights’ accommodation with daily breakfast~Specialist team of two highly experienced Travel Director and Driver Guide
~Local Specialists (Guides)
~Centrally located premium hotels
~Yanchep, Kalbarri, Francois Peron, Monkey Mia National Parks entrance fees
Whats Excluded
~Return international flight ticket~Travel insurance
~Personal expenses
~Australian ETA Visa
Where to Visits
| Single | Twin | Triple | Child WITH Bed |
|---|---|---|---|
| RM8528 | RM7378 | RM7378 | RM6678 |
Information
Booking Period: from Now till September 30, 2022
Travel Period: from Now till November 30, 2023
-
Day 1: Arrive Fremantle – Geraldton
Get set for a good dose of coastal drama today as you journey north from Fremantle all the way to Geraldton. But before you get there, pause in Yanchep National Park, a union of bush and wetlands that is as spectacular as it is sacred. The best way to understand its significance to First Nations communities is in the company of an Aboriginal guide. There are Dreamtime stories and didgeridoo playing, and hands-on learning with bush tucker and traditional tools. Just try not to leave more informed and understanding of the world’s oldest culture than when you arrived. Two national parks in one day – your next stop is Nambung. We’ll forgive you for thinking you’ve been transported to the set of a sci-fi movie when you arrive at this moonscape, studded with limestone pillars stretching five metres into the sky. Welcome to your Pinnacles tour. Arriving in Geraldton, more moving moments await at the evocative HMAS Sydney Memorial, which pays homage to the servicemen who lost their lives off the West Australian coast.
-
-
Day 2: Geraldton – Monkey Mia
Shark Bay is one of the planet’s greatest wilderness areas – if you don’t believe us, chat to UNESCO about the World Heritage listing they gave this pocket of WA. A window in time and a wildlife refuge, it’s all powdery white coves and gin-clear waters that naturally attract a plethora of wildlife. This afternoon, take in the bounty at your own pace, perhaps on a cruise to spot sea creatures great and small, or from the air, where your bird’s-eye view reveals just how wide and wonderful the coast really is. Come dusk, be sure to find an oceanside perch and a cold beverage. Cheers to the end of another amazing day in WA. Your Monkey Mia tour has kicked off in spectacular style.
: Breakfast, Dinner
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-
Day 3: Monkey Mia - Kalbarri
If you need a reason to be up with the birds, make the dolphins of Monkey Mia it. These wild bottlenoses swim to shore every morning to greet visitors before heading off to surf the waves. It’s a hard act to follow. But then again, so is Shell Beach, formed from billions of coquina bivalve shells that pile up to 10 metres deep. Hamelin Pool is home to the world’s largest colony of stromatolites. They appear rock-like, but are actually living, and they date back to the beginning of life on Earth. Indeed, they’ve helped scientists decode how life evolved. Talk about putting things into perspective. We hope you brought your stamina – there’s more to come. Kalbarri National Park was carved by the Murchison River millions of years ago. The gorge that remains is particularly pretty during wildflower season, when acacia, banksia and caladenia are in dazzling bloom.
: Breakfast, Dinner
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Day 4: Kalbarri - Perth
If you thought you’d seen it all, wait until Hutt Lagoon appears on the horizon. One of Western Australia’s eye-popping pink lakes, this body of highly salty water changes hue at different times of the year – sometimes it’s bubblegum, often it’s lilac, occasionally it’s red. It’s always incredible. What a blazing way to end your Western Australia tour. But wait, you still have a Farewell Dinner and drinks with your new friends.
: Breakfast, Dinner
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-
Day 5: Depart Perth
After breakfast, free at own leisure and make your own arrangement to the airport for your flight back home.
: Breakfast
Whats Included
~4 nights’ accommodation with daily breakfast~Specialist team of two highly experienced Travel Director and Driver Guide
~Local Specialists (Guides)
~Centrally located premium hotels
~Yanchep, Kalbarri, Francois Peron, Monkey Mia National Parks entrance fees
Whats Excluded
~Return international flight ticket~Travel insurance
~Personal expenses
~Australian ETA Visa
| Single | Twin | Triple | Child WITH Bed |
|---|---|---|---|
| RM8528 | RM7378 | RM7378 | RM6678 |
221 Foreshore Dr, Geraldton WA 6530, Australia
Mantra Geraldton has it all and is right on the Batavia Coast Marina, Champion Bay. In the East Wing, 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments feature spa ensuites and private balconies. The Northshore Complex offers City and Harbour View Superior 2 Bedroom Apartmen ts with breathtaking vistas across the water. Facilities include complimentary undercover parking, express checkout, a swimming pool, spa and BBQ area.
Non-smoking rooms, WiFi, Facilities for disabled guests, Tea/coffee maker in all rooms
1 Monkey Mia Rd, Monkey Mia WA 6537, Australia
RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort is situated within the Shark Bay World Heritage Area in WA's North West. Meet the friendly resident dolphins, discover breathtaking snorkelling spots, or just take a moment to relax with the sand between your toes. As the only accommodation option in Monkey Mia, our resort has exactly what you need to make the most of your holiday. With absolute beachfront access, swimming pools to enjoy and much more, there's something for everyone.
Swimming Pool, Free WiFi, Spa and wellness centre, Fitness centre, Restaurant, Beachfront
22 Porter St, Kalbarri WA 6536, Australia
Kalbarri Edge Resort is a great place to unwind and relax after exploring the local sites. Lounge in your comfortable, smartly-appointed room, laze in the sun by the pool or partake in a giant game of chess. With the onsite Edge Restaurant, cocktail bar and 20 channel Foxtel, there is something for everyone to make your stay comfortable.
Swimming Pool, Non-smoking rooms, Room service, Tea/coffee maker in all rooms, Bar, Parking, Restaurant, Business facilities
417 Hay St, Perth WA 6000, Australia
Travelodge Hotels is an Australian-owned brand of hotels, and a subsidiary of TFE Hotels. As at 16 February 2018, Travelodge has 18 hotels and 3,030 rooms across Australia and New Zealand
Room service, Restaurant, Business facilities
221 Foreshore Dr, Geraldton WA 6530, Australia
Mantra Geraldton has it all and is right on the Batavia Coast Marina, Champion Bay. In the East Wing, 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments feature spa ensuites and private balconies. The Northshore Complex offers City and Harbour View Superior 2 Bedroom Apartmen ts with breathtaking vistas across the water. Facilities include complimentary undercover parking, express checkout, a swimming pool, spa and BBQ area.
Non-smoking rooms, WiFi, Facilities for disabled guests, Tea/coffee maker in all rooms
1 Monkey Mia Rd, Monkey Mia WA 6537, Australia
RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort is situated within the Shark Bay World Heritage Area in WA's North West. Meet the friendly resident dolphins, discover breathtaking snorkelling spots, or just take a moment to relax with the sand between your toes. As the only accommodation option in Monkey Mia, our resort has exactly what you need to make the most of your holiday. With absolute beachfront access, swimming pools to enjoy and much more, there's something for everyone.
Swimming Pool, Free WiFi, Spa and wellness centre, Fitness centre, Restaurant, Beachfront
22 Porter St, Kalbarri WA 6536, Australia
Kalbarri Edge Resort is a great place to unwind and relax after exploring the local sites. Lounge in your comfortable, smartly-appointed room, laze in the sun by the pool or partake in a giant game of chess. With the onsite Edge Restaurant, cocktail bar and 20 channel Foxtel, there is something for everyone to make your stay comfortable.
Swimming Pool, Non-smoking rooms, Room service, Tea/coffee maker in all rooms, Bar, Parking, Restaurant, Business facilities
417 Hay St, Perth WA 6000, Australia
Travelodge Hotels is an Australian-owned brand of hotels, and a subsidiary of TFE Hotels. As at 16 February 2018, Travelodge has 18 hotels and 3,030 rooms across Australia and New Zealand
Room service, Restaurant, Business facilities
