Karijini Explorer

Trip Type: Explorer

5 Days
1 - 12 People

Starts From:

NZD $3,360.00 /Person

Journey through the natural wonders of Western Australia on this five-day adventure through Karijini National Park. Explore the curved waterfall at Joffre Gorge, visit …

Karijini Explorer

Journey through the natural wonders of Western Australia on this five-day adventure through Karijini National Park. Explore the curved waterfall at Joffre Gorge, visit the Hamersley Gorge and take in the colourful layered stone walls, walk the Badjirrajirra Trail to the Charles Knife Canyon and swim at the Handrail Pool at Weano Gorge. Hike to the Kermit Pool and Spider Wall at Hancock Gorge, wander through the rock pools at Kalamina Gorge and learn about the rich First Nations history of the area from Traditional Custodians.

Itinerary

Day 1: Exmouth / Cheela Plains

Day 2: Tom Price / Karijini National Park

Day 3: Karijini National Park

Day 4: Hamersley Gorge / Cheela Plains

Day 5: Charles Knife Canyon / Exmouth

Trip Inclusions

Meals

4 breakfasts and 2 dinners are included

Transport

Private vehicle

Accomodation

Station Stay (shared facilities) (2 nights), Ensuite Deluxe Tents (2 nights)

Included Activities

Karijini National Park – Joffre Gorge
Karijini National Park – Kalamina Gorge & Rock Arch Pool
Karijini National Park – Hancock Gorge, Spider Wall & Kermit’s Pool
Karijini National Park – Weano Gorge & Handrail Pool
Exmouth – Charles Knife Canyon Lookout
Hamersley Range – Hamersley Gorge Visit

Trip Highlights

Spend three days in the Karijini National Park – Western Australia’s second-largest national park, with a diverse landscape of gorges and canyons more than 2.5 billion years old.
Learn about station life with a stay at Cheela Plains – a family-owned and operated Outback cattle station.
Travel inland and immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the Outback. Explore the National Park’s diverse landscape at Weano Gorge and Charles Knife Canyon.
Walk through Hamersley Gorge and learn about the swirling, multi-coloured layers of rock formations unique to this area.
Visit Kalamina Gorge – the shallowest gorge in the Karijini National Park. Walk through the small rock pools and swim in the Rock Arch Pool.