Our adventure begins as we travel East over the Darling Ranges. After a morning break at the historic township of York we continue our journey South. 

Our lunch stop will be at Wave Rock, where there is the opportunity to have a look at this amazing rock formation.

After lunch we drive further south to our camp on the coast in the Fitzgerald River National Park, an internationally recognized world biosphere reserve with plenty of beautiful beaches, rugged coastline and the opportunity for a short walk or swim before dinner.

After a morning drive along the coast we arrive in Esperance with time to have a look around. A short drive brings us to the Cape Le Grand National Park where we set up camp only metres from a picture postcard beach.

The afternoon is free to explore this stunning coastal park with its white sandy beaches and crystal clear water.

A late afternoon hike up the granite formation known as “Frenchman Peak", rewards you with stunning views of the bay and islands of the Recherche Archipelago.

It’s totally up to you how you would like to spend the morning enjoying this beautiful area. You may like to do one of the magnificent coastal walks or go for a swim, boogie board, snorkel, fish or just relax and read a good book while lying on a pure white beach, you might have to share with a couple of locals, kangaroo’s that is.

Mid afternoon we head back north to the Eyre highway to start our journey east bound to a bush camping site.

Today will certainly give you a sense of the size of this vast and ancient land. The Nullarbor Plain is the largest solid piece of rock in the world and is internationally recognised for its hidden treasures beneath the ground. It has a internationally recognised cave and lake system. 

Today we travel through some diverse Australian country and stop for the night at Eucla, an telegraph town buried by sand dunes.

Besides visiting old Eucla, a telegraph town buried by sand dunes, we see the majestic Nullarbor cliffs and stop at the famous wombat/camel/kangaroo road sign. In season [June – October] the Southern Right Whales migrate to the Head of the Bight. Up to 100 of these amazing mammals can be seen from the scenic lookouts.
Outside of the whale season you will not be disappointed with the spectacular coastline and viewing platforms that showcase the majestic Nullarbor Cliffs. We drive onto the Nullarbor Plain and across the dingo fence while travelling through Yalata Aboriginal lands.

Later in the afternoon we head for the tiny historical settlement of Fowlers Bay, adjacent to massive sand dunes, where we finish the day with some extreme fun sand boarding.

We leave Fowlers Bay behind and head further east into South Australia. After a short stop at Ceduna, we drive on to Streaky Bay to pick up lunch provisions, then on to Baird Bay to board the MV Investigator for a 4-5 hr cruise (own cost $120 inc GST).
It’s a relaxing day on the boat, viewing and swimming with dolphins and Australian sea lions. A short drive brings us to Murphy’s Haystacks, incredible granite rock formations sculptured into wondrous and weird shapes over millions of years. Then we drive on to our night’s camp spot – Coodlie Park a unique farm retreat.
Our hosts Hassie, Jo and family then conduct a nocturnal spotlighting tour looking for Australia’s National Emblems – Kangaroos, Wombats and Emus.

This morning we go to the Colton Bakery - a unique wood fired bakery on the side of the highway with a honesty pay system. We meet Mark the owner of Colton Bakery and walk through this interesting bakery. 

Then it' s to Walkers Rock where we learn to Surf! Kingo - an Eyre Peninsula Legend has given up teaching students in school to now teaching learn to surf up and down the Eyre Peninsula coastline.

So we head out by 4 Wheel Drive on to a beautiful deserted beach and spend the next two hours mastering the surf breaks.

We have lunch at Elliston’s Great Ocean Tourist Drive with stunning sculptures which contrast against the Investigator group of Islands in the back ground.
We travel to Locks Well and admire the view and the man made 291 steps down to the Locks Well beach. We then travel on through an old settlement called Nowhere Else, before settling for the night in the city of Port Lincoln.

Please note:During the winter tours [June, July and August] when it is pretty cold for surfing we have an exciting 4WD Drive experience to the Billion Stars Hotel in the sand dunes of Lake Newland.

Today is an extreme day of fun!!!! 

Those that dare come face to face with the Great White Shark on a day tour [optional experience $385] which includes a video highlights of your experience.

Those not wishing to be quite so extreme have the opportunity to swim with Tuna - it is like swimming with lightening as these unique fish go into a frenzy while being fed as you snorkle your way around the ring!

This tour is followed by a visit to Glen Forest Wildlife Park.

Once the shark crew arrive back we head to Cowell for a great overnight aussie pub experience.

As we depart, probably worst for wear, we head through Whyalla, then into Port Augusta and the Wadlata Cultural Centre. From here through the eastern side of the Flinders Ranges and Horrick's Pass before enjoying our last awesome bush walk at Alligator Gorge. 

If time permits we visit a winery in the Clare Valley.
We travel further through the picturesque Clare Valley which gives you a chance to reflect on the experiences over the last nine action packed days as we head for South Australia’s capital city Adelaide.