Cape to Cape Track WA supported! Timed for wildflowers...

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Western Australia's far southwest on the Cape to Cape Walk Track. This 123-kilometre trail winds along the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge, connecting the lighthouses at Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin.

Hikers will be treated to stunning coastal and forest landscapes, explore unique geological formations like cliffs, caves, and headlands, and witness a vibrant array of wildflowers and diverse vegetation. Timed for WA Wildflowers too…

The Cape to Cape Walk Track immerses hikers in the diverse landscapes of Western Australia's southwest. Hugging the coastline for much of its 123 kilometers, the trail alternates between dramatic cliff-top vistas and secluded beaches.
Inland loops offer a change of scenery, leading through tranquil woodlands and the majestic Boranup karri forest. The terrain itself is varied, ranging from established pathways and old 4WD tracks to more challenging rocky paths and sandy stretches. While the entire track presents a rewarding multi-day hike (typically five to seven days), numerous access points make shorter sections easily accessible for day trips or shorter adventures.

Rest day any day, our accommodation is located by Gnarabup beach, beautiful apartments with swimming pool, the café on the beach is fabulous, take a lazy day to explore Margaret River or a swim and wander along the beach!

Walking each day with your day pack, rain jacket and lunch only, support vehicle every day if you want to bail out, but limited pick-up points
Accommodation is lovely 2 bedroom apartments with 2 single beds in each bedroom with full kitchen, lounge, balcony & swimming pool etc located on the beach, expect super chef Yen to magic up some fabulous dinners for those that would like to share.

Fuel is by kitty keeping costs down, $50 collected on day 2 and probably enough for the whole trip, best thing about a kitty is flexibility able to change itinerary subject to weather etc.

Minibus is 12 seats with limited room for luggage, small overnight (or carryon) bag only please, plus you day pack.

Day 1: Arrival Perth pick up down town 9am TBA drive south stopping at Busselton for a walk out on the jetty and lunch before driving into Margaret River with enough time for a stroll through the shops before checking into our accommodation at Gnarabup Beach

Day 2: Cape Naturaliste to Yallingup 15km
Kick off our adventure at Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, registering our hike before setting off. Enjoy easy coastal walking with stunning views, including the must-see Sugarloaf Rock. Yallingup's charm awaits…

Day 3: Yallingup to Moses Rock 21km
This diverse section is a highlight. Experience dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and a touch of bush bashing. Explore gems like the Aquarium, Canal Rocks, and Injidup Natural Spa (or visit them later by car). Quinninup Falls, accessible only from the track, are a must-see. Camp for free at Moses Rock, enjoying basic facilities, a rainwater tank (treat the water!), and well-earned rest.

Day 4: Moses Rock to Ellensbrook 19km
Greet the day (and maybe a gecko!) before hiking through coastal scrub to Wilyabrup Sea Cliffs. Gracetown offers a welcome respite at Gracie’s General Store for refreshments and recharging. Continue to Ellensbrook Don't miss Meekadarribee Falls.

Day 5: Ellensbrook to Prevelly 15km
An easier day rewards you with breathtaking coastal scenery, including secret beaches. Arrive in Prevelly gorgeous beach area and walk into our accommodation! Enjoy the beach or catch the sunset at Surfers Point.

Day 6: Prevelly to Point Road 23km
Prepare for a challenging day with long sandy stretches. The diverse trail crosses a bridge, passes a cave, and showcases a spectacular coastline before venturing into the majestic Boranup Karri Forest.

Day 7: Point Road to Hamelin Bay 16km
The toughest part begins! Endure the gruelling beach trek, especially if the sand is soft. Reach Hamelin Bay for a cold drink or ice cream as our minibus will be waiting to take us back for hot showers or maybe a swim in the complex pool!

Day 8: Deepdene to Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse 16km
The final stretch! Despite tired legs, the finish line is near. We navigate the poorly marked section toward the iconic Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse. Sign off at the Water Wheel and celebrate your achievement! The lighthouse staff often welcomes finishers. Grab a souvenir certificate and hoodie, and maybe a cream tea with ocean views before our drive back to Perth about 4 hours! Arriving back into Perth about 5pm

Price is $1490 per person a deposit required of $450 which is non refundable, however you may find a replacement from the waitlist if one exists however fees may apply.

Inclusions: Accommodation in Margaret River in fabulous two bedroom apartments, full kitchen and swimming pool, minibus transport throughout from Perth return.

Fuel is by kitty keeping costs down, $50 collected on day 2 and probably enough for the whole trip, the best thing about a kitty is the flexibility, the ability to change itinerary subject to weather etc.

Note: Wildflowers in WA are naturally occurring and cannot be guaranteed, also the itinerary is weather-dependent, may change without notice, please be flexible.

At the time of RSVP please email [david@discoverytravel.com.au](mailto:david@discoverytravel.com.au) your name as ID and mobile number. An invoice will be sent for payment CC, BPay or transfer, payment plans available please ask.

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