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4 Day Karijini National Park Tour
- Trip Styles: Budget
This tour is currently on a break. To visit Karijini National Park check out our Perth to Broome tour.
Join us on our 4 Dayt Karijini tour from Exmouth.
A jump from the Ningaloo Reef of Exmouth to the outback ranges of Karijini National Park. This tour departs from Exmouth on the local coach taking you through the mesmerising Western Australian outback to the unexplored, iconic, nature-based adventure playground that is Karijini National Park.
Adventure into Karijini National Park exploring Gorges and swimming in perfect pools. This tour starts on Sundays in Exmouth and drives you out to Cheela Plains station. Here you will spend your first night in the Western Australia outback. Then it’s time to explore Karijini National Park for hikes at Hammersley Gorge. There you will find the worlds best panoramic view full of colour, texture and reflections plus Hammersley is a great spot for a swim. Hammersley Gorge is the most remote gorge in Karijini but well worth it for the view of folded bands of coloured ancient rocks. You will spend the night in Tom Price, the highest town in Western Australia and the perfect resting spot for us after a busy day in Karijini.
We jump back on the bus driving back into Karijini for another day of exploring two billion years of history. Junction Pool Lookout is our first spot, one of the most stunning and dramatic views in Western Australia. Then we descend Hancock Gorge for the famous Spider Walk! You need a degree of flexibility and nerve as you stretch your arms and legs out to straddle the gap. The view of Kermits Pool is well worth it. Hancock Gorge Trail is one of the most spectacular short trails in Western Australia. Whilst it’s a short 400 metres return, it can take up to 80 minutes to follow this trail, which gives you an idea of how challenging it is.
Afternoons in Karijini National Park are made for swimming and exploring. You will visit Weano Gorge and Knox Gorge. Then it’s a return to Tom Price for dinner and a well deserved sleep.
We venture back into Karijini for the last adventure at Dales Gorge. From Dales Gorge, you can experience three major highlights of Karijini National Park and Australia’s Pilbara region. Enjoy a refreshing swim at Fortescue Falls. Take in one of the prettiest settings in Western Australia at Fern Pool. Check out Circular Pool. We then head back to Tom Price our base camp.
After touring we drop you at Paraburdoo Airport early and its goodbye to your adventure in the West Australia wilderness!
The perfect adventure from Exmouth to Karijini National Park!
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Itinerary
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Day 1: Travel day to Karijini
Board our coach to depart Exmouth (Coral Bay transfer available too). First we drive to morning tea at Bullara Station and have a proper meet and greet. Stop on the Ashburton River for lunch, freshen up and a stretch. We then arrive at the lovely remote Cheela Plains Station Stay, get you all checked in and round the fire for a bevvy and meal prepared by guide. Dark sky enthusiasts are in for a treat when the sun goes down and the southern sky puts on a show.
Accommodations & Camping for Guests account – Guests may Enjoy dinner at Red Plains café or self-cater in the lovely camp kitchen facilities. Use our utensils and kitchenware to cook up a storm or buy a BBQ Pack from us. Sit round the fire and pluck a tune on the Guitar
Day 2: Tom Price and Karijini National Park
An early rise and shine throw your bag on the coach and sit down and have breakfast. We then depart to Tom Price gateway to Karijini. Then we depart for good ol’ Karijini National Park. rrive Hammersley Gorge. Guests self guide themselves & enjoy an afternoon of swimming and exploring this Gorge. If you have a good activity be sure to visit SPA Pool or if you are a competent swimmer, swim the 300 metre pool to the North. Or just laze away the day like a Lizard in the Sun.
We run a transfer service this evening for our Guests from the Tourist Park to Tom Price Central / 2.5 kms – Guests can enjoy a meal in town or self-cater at the Camp kitchen.
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Day 3: Karijini National Park
Arrive Weano Day use Area. Guests enjoy a morning of exploring Weano & or Hancock Gorges – Featuring Handrail Pool & Kermit’s Pool. We depart for Dales Gorge & Karijini Eco Retreat. Arrive at Fortescue Falls Carpark / Dales Gorge – Guests enjoy exploring Fern Pool & Fortescue falls.
Guests stay in our Season Tents or Swags – BBQ packs for sale or guests can self cater
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Day 4: Paraburdoo
0600 hrs -Depart from Karijin Bush Camp
arrives 0800 hrs Tom Price for some Brekky & a stretch
0915 hrs –Arrive Paraburdoo
Airport to connect with QF 1843 / 1000 hrs to Perth.
Highlights
What To Bring
Important Booking Info
FAQs
- Explore Karijini National Park for two days
- Explore Fortescue Falls, the only spring-fed waterfall in Karijini National Park
- Stay at Cheela Plains Station the Pilbara Oasis between Karijini and Ningaloo
Essential things to pack
- Hat
- Sunscreen
- Walking shoes/boots
- Insect repellent
- Water bottle
- Bathers/towel
- Sleeping bag
Important Booking Info
- Tours Run April to September / Dry Season
Where will I sleep on this trip?
We rent swags and carry onboard cooking and eating utensils for guests use, if choosing to self-cater. We have onboard refrigeration for self-catering guests too.
For camping guests, note we reserve campsites along the way and guests can settle their camp fees as we travel. They range from $15 to $20 per night per camper and offer child discounts too.
For meals, we pass many quality establishments to dine-in and ample stops for self catering. You will find your guide very helpful in this regard.