Western Australia Tours
Embark on a small group 4WD tour through Western Australia and the Kimberley, sample the gastronomic delights on a scenic guided tour through the vineyards and coastline of Margaret River or hand-feed dolphins in Monkey Mia - the WA has something for everyone! Choose from 97 coastal cruises, coach tours and small group 4WD tours to WA & the Kimberley.
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What our clients are saying about their journeys through WA & the Kimberley
West Coast disapointment
West Coast Explorer
Marianne, QLD, Australia, Jun 2026
In comparison to the Kimberley tour this was disappointing. I expected a different experience with a full quota of passengers and the itinerary, however the accommodation was well below the standard I expected for the cost. Dietary requirements were not well catered for and one picnic lunch was two slices of gf bread with a handful of salad leaves - read more no butter no protein. I think this tour needs to be reviewed and revamped. All the passengers got on well together but I know there was discontent about the very restricted use of the onboard toilet. It was only used once (in an emergency-a requirement) and the bushes were still recommended as the better option. Not acceptable and I have included this in my APT feedback.
Kimberley Cracker
Kimberley Complete with Horizontal Falls
Marianne, QLD, Australia, Jun 2026
This was an amazing experience. Our guide/driver Trish was fabulous. A small number of passengers made this trip very personal and everyone was very enthusiastic. A couple of disappointing accommodations but the APT camps were excellent. Dietary requirements were generally good especially at APT lodges. I would recommend this trip and the APT experience on this tour.
Wonders of West coast & Kimberley
Wonders of the West Coast & Kimberley
S & M, VIC, Australia, Jun 2026
A wonderful trip. Coral Bay, Ningaloo Reef, Horizontal Falls to the Bungle Bungles were some of our favourites. Dave and Macca lead us through the various areas with comprehensive knowledge and commentary. Global Journeys as usual did a wonderful job in booking our seemless trip and keeping us informed at every stage. Thanks.
Fantastic APT trip through The Kimberley & The Top End
Kimberley and Top End
Derek and Alison , New Zealand, Jun 2026
We booked our APT Tour using Global Journeys (Hannah). We had a fantastic time 10/10. 100% met (or actually exceeded) our expectations. Booking process was easy and Hannah helped us manage the process smoothly and always replied quickly to our queries. Trip itself was holiday of a lifetime. 20 of us in the group and we all became 'mates' very quickly. read more Driver / Tour guide Leigh was totally amazing, great personality, unbelievable knowledge and organised everything perfectly.
Highlights?? there are too many to mention, but helicopter ride over the Bunge Bungles would be in the top five. Walk to Mitchell Falls, tour through Arnhem Land / Kakadu National Park, huge selection of Aboriginal rock art to view, Emma Groge walk, numerous amazing swimming spots such as Zebedee Springs are just a few that come to mind. Accommodation at APT Wilderness Lodges (ensuite glamping) and the cuisine we were served was also another definite highlight. Only downside is that, due to the distances that need to be covered, we spent an average of five hours on the (very comfortable, with Starlink) 4WD bus and also this meant lots of early starts each day eg. breakfast at 6am for 6.45am departure. As long as you can handle this I say go for it, you will NOT be disappointed.
Highlights?? there are too many to mention, but helicopter ride over the Bunge Bungles would be in the top five. Walk to Mitchell Falls, tour through Arnhem Land / Kakadu National Park, huge selection of Aboriginal rock art to view, Emma Groge walk, numerous amazing swimming spots such as Zebedee Springs are just a few that come to mind. Accommodation at APT Wilderness Lodges (ensuite glamping) and the cuisine we were served was also another definite highlight. Only downside is that, due to the distances that need to be covered, we spent an average of five hours on the (very comfortable, with Starlink) 4WD bus and also this meant lots of early starts each day eg. breakfast at 6am for 6.45am departure. As long as you can handle this I say go for it, you will NOT be disappointed.
This was our 5th Outback Spirit adventure and once again we thoroughly enjoyed it. The attention to detail , quality, and care that Outback Spirit provides is second to none...it is a case of you get what you pay for. Given the remoteness and location of some stays the accommodation was as good as it gets ...whilst not always 5 star, it was clean, comfortable read more and welcoming. Meals , as is always the case with Outback Spirit were exceptional and copious and suitable for the passenger demographic.
Our driver and guide..husband and wife team Bryce and Jessica were a credit to the company...courteous, accommodating, organised, helpful, understanding, knowledgeable. The Mercedes coach was comfortable, safe and well presented each day we boarded. I would recommend this time of year ..late May/June as the best time...still warm during the day and not too chilly at night..clear blue skies and bright starlit nights.
The highlights included Karijini National Park gorges, Port Hedland harbour cruise and Onslow. This trip was suitable for the age group which we toured with...all 70+...easy walking, accessible sites, and like minded. Some of the days are long distance...600kms but that is to be expected in WA and frequent two hourly stops were made.
Our driver and guide..husband and wife team Bryce and Jessica were a credit to the company...courteous, accommodating, organised, helpful, understanding, knowledgeable. The Mercedes coach was comfortable, safe and well presented each day we boarded. I would recommend this time of year ..late May/June as the best time...still warm during the day and not too chilly at night..clear blue skies and bright starlit nights.
The highlights included Karijini National Park gorges, Port Hedland harbour cruise and Onslow. This trip was suitable for the age group which we toured with...all 70+...easy walking, accessible sites, and like minded. Some of the days are long distance...600kms but that is to be expected in WA and frequent two hourly stops were made.
Kimberley Complete
Kimberley Complete
Michelle and Mark, QLD, Australia, May 2026
From the start Grace was very helpful with our booking. Our trip itself was absolutely fantastic and we would highly recommend it. We felt so lucky the whole trip. We felt that travelling mid to late May was the perfect time to travel. The country was so lush and green and there was so many beautiful flowers to be seen, plus so much water in all the read more falls, yet we were earlier enough in the season to be ahead of most travellers as some roads were not yet open after such a late wet season. On that note we were absolutely delighted when APT flew our whole group from Drysdale station to their lodge at Mitchel Plateau as the road in was not open. The next day they then helicoptered the group up to the Mitchell falls and back again, as the walking track was also closed. This by itself ensured that we will be choosing to travel with APT for our future trips.
We were also lucky enough to be on a trip with two guides, Kylie and Dean. We are aware that other trips only had one guide. We feel having two guides added so much to our trip in a number of ways.
Firstly it allowed the driver (mainly Dean) to concentrate on driving, while the other guide (Kylie) did an outstanding job of setting a very happy and respectful tone on the bus. . She had obviously done an incredible amount of research which she shared with us daily about geographical features, cultural issues, and fauna and flora. This was interspersed with a couple of fun games and some music while giving enough quiet time for us to chat between ourselves or just take in the scenery.
The bus was always immaculately clean every morning and plenty of snacks made available to eat while on the bus.
Having the second guide also meant we felt a lot safer on our walks, with one guide leading the way while the other guide was at the rear helping those in the group who were a little slower or needed a bit more help to negotiate any tricky parts. All together this made for an amazing trip!
We were also lucky enough to be on a trip with two guides, Kylie and Dean. We are aware that other trips only had one guide. We feel having two guides added so much to our trip in a number of ways.
Firstly it allowed the driver (mainly Dean) to concentrate on driving, while the other guide (Kylie) did an outstanding job of setting a very happy and respectful tone on the bus. . She had obviously done an incredible amount of research which she shared with us daily about geographical features, cultural issues, and fauna and flora. This was interspersed with a couple of fun games and some music while giving enough quiet time for us to chat between ourselves or just take in the scenery.
The bus was always immaculately clean every morning and plenty of snacks made available to eat while on the bus.
Having the second guide also meant we felt a lot safer on our walks, with one guide leading the way while the other guide was at the rear helping those in the group who were a little slower or needed a bit more help to negotiate any tricky parts. All together this made for an amazing trip!
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