Land Journey
9 day Western Australia's Wildflower Trails
Western Australia’s Wildflower Trails Along the Coral Coast
Discover the beauty of Western Australia during spring. Guided by our local experts, we search for the state’s wondrous wildflowers, as we travel from Perth to Geraldton. In nearby Mullewa, witness remarkable wreath flowers lining the road. See the natural spectacle of the Pinnacles. Witness a spectacular display of wildflowers within Kings Park. Absorb the dazzling display of wildflowers within Kalbarri National Park, including beautiful everlastings.
Highlights
The following highlights provide an overview of some of the captivating encounters awaiting you on tour.
Admire WA's wildflowers
Admire the spectacular wildflowers of Western Australia at their best, including dampiera, hibbertia and melaleuca.
Discover iconic WA sights
Witness Western Australia’s natural wonders, including the Pinnacles and the wildflowers of Kings Park.
Araluen Botanica Park
Wander the cultivated and cool-climate gardens of Araluen Botanic Park, nestled within a valley in the Perth Hills.
Botanical Guide - Teena Crawford
Be escorted by an expert Botanical Guide, who will offer insightful talks on various topics and be available for informal discussions, enriching your travel experience.
Inclusions
Seen below are your tour’s inclusions. They ensure you’re free to enjoy each day’s discoveries without worry or distraction.
Travel with a small group of 15-30 guests, escorted by an expert Botanical Guide
Includes eight nights’ accommodation in centrally located four- to five-star hotels, return private airport-to-hotel transfers, plus 18 meals and select beverages
Relax aboard a spacious coach with an experienced and informative Coach Captain
All sightseeing and entrance fees as per the itinerary
Itinerary
Trip Notes
Itinerary and inclusions are subject to change
Fitness rating: Medium
Group size: 15 to 30 guests
Our experience of gardens, their flora, and other aspects of nature, is subject to weather conditions and seasonality, which may vary
The facilities we have chosen in remote areas are the best available, however, accommodation, service and dining options are limited