Travel from Adelaide to Perth on an epic 10-day coast-to-coast adventure through some of Australia’s wildest and most remote landscapes. Cross the legendary Nullarbor Plain, stand atop the cliffs of the Great Australian Bight, swim in Esperance’s crystal-clear waters, and camp under star-filled outback skies. Along the way, hike rugged national parks, surf untouched beaches, meet kangaroos on white-sand shores, connect with Country through a powerful Indigenous cultural experience, and finish in the food and wine region of Margaret River. Guided by passionate storytellers and travelling in a small group, this off-grid journey is raw, immersive, and unforgettable — made for travellers who want the real Australia, not the tourist version.
Depart Adelaide early and head north through the Clare Valley, stopping along the coast before reaching the Southern Flinders Ranges. Set up camp at Mambray Creek and enjoy your first bushwalk before dinner under the stars.
Morning hike in Mount Remarkable, then travel west through outback towns and silo art. Enjoy a purpose-driven community lunch before sandboarding at The Tub and exploring coastal caves. Camp at an off-grid eco retreat under incredible night skies.
Choose an unforgettable optional swim with wild sea lions and dolphins or stay on land spotting wildlife from the cliffs. Learn to surf on the Eyre Peninsula before camping in the quirky town of Penong.
Begin the iconic Nullarbor crossing. Walk along the towering Bunda Cliffs above the Great Australian Bight, stop at historic roadhouses, and cross into Western Australia. Bush camp under one of the darkest skies on Earth.
Travel the legendary 90 Mile Straight before reaching Esperance and the stunning beaches of Cape Le Grand National Park. Camp at Lucky Bay with kangaroos often wandering nearby.
A full day to explore one of Australia’s most beautiful national parks. Hike Frenchman Peak, swim in crystal-clear bays, relax on white sand beaches, and soak up the scenery with no long drives.
Final coastal stops around Esperance before heading inland to the dramatic Stirling Ranges. Camp surrounded by rugged peaks and native bushland.
Walk the Granite Skywalk at Castle Rock, explore Albany’s dramatic coastline, swim at Greens Pool, and wander beneath giant tingle trees in the Walpole wilderness.
Take part in a meaningful conservation volunteering experience at a raptor rehabilitation centre. Spend the afternoon exploring Margaret River, visiting local producers, and stay at a working permaculture farm.
Begin the day with a powerful cultural experience led by a Wadandi custodian, including a guided walk through Country and a didgeridoo performance inside Ngilgi Cave. Visit Busselton Jetty before arriving in Perth in the early evening.
To make your booking, choose your departure date and any optional extras you'd like. Not sure about extras, or need extra accommodation before or after your tour? No worries, just let us know later by email.
How the price works: the tour price is shown in the booking panel, then a 1.75% online booking fee is added at checkout — that's the price you see on the tour page. You'll see both lines before you pay. No card surcharges, and nothing is added after that.
Once you've booked, we'll send your booking confirmation along with important information about your tour.
Travelling solo? Great! Most of the people you meet on tour will also be on a solo adventure! If you are curious as to who you could be travelling with, or want to make some friends before arriving, join our Travel Community and reach out to your potential new travel mates!
Booking with ULTIMATE is easy! We take payments securely via Mastercard or Visa Credit and Debit Card and we will charge you in Australian Currency (AUD). Your deposit is flexible and if you can no longer travel, you can save your deposit for a later trip or destination if you notify us 30 days before your scheduled tour date.
Making your booking is easy. Choose a date below, and if you have any questions about extras, deposits, or meeting other travellers, just get in touch — we're happy to help.
How fit do I need to be for this tour?
A moderate level of fitness is required. You’ll be walking between 3–12 km on some days, often on uneven ground and in warm or windy conditions. You don’t need to be an athlete, but you should be comfortable hiking, swimming, camping, and getting up and down from ground-level swags.
What is the camping really like?
This is a true camping adventure. You’ll sleep in traditional Aussie swags with built-in mattresses at national parks, eco-camps, and one remote bush camp on the Nullarbor. Most camps have basic toilets and showers, except for the Nullarbor night where there are no facilities. Guests are expected to help with simple camp tasks like setting up and packing down.
Do I need to bring my own sleeping bag?
Yes. Please bring your own sleeping bag and pillow. If you don’t have one, you can hire a used sleeping bag for a small fee during the booking process. All retired sleeping bags are donated to a homeless charity.
Is this tour suitable for solo travellers?
Absolutely. Many travellers join solo. The small-group, camping-based nature of the tour makes it easy to connect with others, and the shared experiences mean friendships form quickly.
What is not included in the tour price?
Snacks, soft drinks, alcohol, and most meals are not included. Optional experiences, such as the swim with sea lions and dolphins and stargazing tour, are also at an additional cost.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Our guides monitor conditions closely and may adjust the itinerary to ensure safety and the best possible experience. Group tents are provided in wet weather, and if extreme conditions affect camping, alternative accommodation may be arranged, with any additional costs shared 50/50 between guests and the tour operator.
Is travel insurance required?
Yes. It is mandatory that you travel with a comprehensive travel insurance policy to cover the likes of cancellation, personal injury and medical expenses. By joining us on tour, you acknowledge that you have obtained a policy and are covered. You are responsible for reading and understanding the details of the policy that you are taking out. You should book your travel insurance at the time of booking your trip.
Is this a guided tour and who runs it?
Yes, this is a fully guided small-group adventure. While you book through ULTIMATE Travel, the tour is operated by our trusted local partner who specialises in remote, camping-based Australian adventures.
What time should I fly out on the last day?
The tour concludes in Perth around 6:00 pm on Day 10. We can help organise a night post tour to take in all your advenutre before heading off or you can shoot off from Perth city centre that evening.
How do I book?
Booking is easy! Select your chosen departure date, enter your details and we’ll send you a booking confirmation as well as useful information about your tour. Secure your spot with a $200 deposit.
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