4
Introductory to Moderate

Traveller Rating

 

Activities
  • 6 days walking
Accommodation
  • 6 nights lodge
Meals
  • 5 Dinners
  • 6 Lunches
  • 6 Breakfasts

7 Days$2549AUD

Trip Code: BBT

Bibbulmun Track Trip highlights


  • Trek the spectacular South West Australian Coast and enjoy the incredible coastal scenery
  • Enjoy the serenity of the many secluded beaches along the way
  • Immerse yourself amongst the colourful wildflowers in spring
  • Walk beneath the huge turbines of the Albany wind-farm
  • Spend some time in the lovely small town of Denmark
  • Relax each evening in hand-crafted chalet accommodation

This trip covers the stretch of the Bibbulmun Track which follows the magnificent southern coastline from Albany to Denmark. The rugged coastal scenery and wildflowers on this section of the track are considered some of the best along the trail. Returning to our base in Denmark each evening, this relaxing escape offers the perfect blend of activity and rest with most of the walks suitable for most of reasonable fitness, ranging from 13 to 19 km per day. There are some steep sections and some beach walking, just to keep it interesting. On some afternoons you'll have the chance to enjoy the lovely town of Denmark or simply enjoy the serenity of the forest chalet where we will base ourselves from. The Albany to Denmark section of the Bibbulmun Track is a popular walk for wildflower enthusiasts and those looking for an active, but relaxing, escape. Join our 9 day Walpole to Denmark trip directly after this trip and enhance your Bibbulmun Track experience a little further!

Activities:

Itinerary

Starting with either a pick up in Fremantle at 7.00am or Perth at 7.45am (from the Tourist Coach Stand at 37 Beaufort Street, near the corner of James Street), we will make our way south. After our drive south, we will begin at the Southern Terminus of the Bibbulmun Track in Albany. From here we will follow alongside the picturesque Princess Royal Harbour. Today's walk is only short but will whet your appetite for the beauty and surrounds that are to come. After your walk you get settled in to your accommodation at Cosy Corner Chalets where you will stay for the duration of the tour. Walking distance: 4.5km

Meals:  L,D

Today we enter Torndirrup National Park before heading for the coast. Look out for orchids along the sandy track up to the ridge, and there are some great views back over Albany town. After lunch you'll start to get some views of the Southern Ocean as we make our way toward the wind farm. Views along the cliffs here are spectacular! Walking distance: 10km

Meals:  B,L,D

We are treated to more beautiful coastline today as well as some inland views. We’ll walk through some incredible wildflowers to finish at an interesting coastal bay with views of Shelter Island – a great place for a swim. Walking distance: 13km

Meals:  B,L,D

We start with a beach walk and cross the Torbay Inlet by foot. Let your mind wander on the lovely 6km beach walk into Cosy Corner where we'll have some morning tea. After morning tea we head up through some interesting and varied environments. We walk through peaceful groves of trees; over granite outcrops with their sticky tail flowers on display; and we are treated to million dollar coastal views. Our walk ends at Shelley Beach where we might glimpse a hang glider soaring above the white sand beach. Walking distance: 15.5km

Meals:  B,L,D

Today's walk is mostly within the spectacular West Cape Howe National Park, accompanied by a profusion of wildflowers. There is a bit of up-hill walking early on especially one section with many stairs! After that it's fairly easy walking. We visit the West Cape Howe campsite, then it's all downhill to finish the day at the beautiful Lowlands Beach. Take a dip or just sit and take it all in. Walking distance: 17km

Meals:  B,L,D

Expect some great scenery today as we alternate between coastal and inland views. We will pass through the Nullaki campsite and then it’s an easy walk out to the peaceful Wilson Inlet. We finish in a cosy grove alongside the Inlet and celebrate a great week’s walk. Walking distance: 16km

Meals:  B,L

Before we head back to Perth today we have a few options. We can do a short walk around Mt Clarence or perhaps a quick visit to the Sandalwood factory in Mt Baker. Enjoy lunch at Williams Woolshed (own expense) on our way back to Perth. We should arrive back in the city mid/late afternoon.

Meals:  B


Inclusions

  • 6 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 6 dinners
  • 6 nights comfortable accommodation
  • Professional wilderness guide and support staff
  • All transport as listed by private coach
  • Emergency communications and group first aid kit

  • Airfares
  • Accommodation in Perth prior and post trip
  • Items of personal nature such as laundry and postage
  • Daypacks
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Travel Insurance

Accommodation


Suitability

Introductory to Moderate

4

To determine the grade of a particular adventure we consider a number of factors. These include the condition of the walking terrain, altitude and the length of the trek. This trip is graded introductory to moderate. This trek involves 5 – 7 hours walking each day over rugged terrain with some steep ascents and descents. In order to complete this trek we advise that you undertake regular three or four times a week for at least three months prior to your departure. Hill walking with a daypack is recommended.


Departure dates


Notes

DN1
In addition to the World Expeditions deposit, you will also be required to pay an additional deposit of AUD$350 (paid in your local currency at the current rate of exchange).

Priceper person from

$2549AUD

Options & Supplements*
  • Single SupplementAUD$400
*Prices listed are per person

Essential Information

Ready to book? Make sure you download and read the detailed Bibbulmun Track - Albany to Denmark trip notes which contains all the essential information you need to know before booking. Once you’ve booked, we will supply you with a Pre-Departure document which contains a detailed gear list and other important information to help you prepare for your adventure ahead.


Bibbulmun Track Trip reviews


Positive Impact Travel

By joining this trip you are directly supporting positive impact projects in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

We’ve offset the carbon emitted by this trip by purchasing credits that support important projects that address the UN’s seventeen SDGs, like reducing poverty, affordable and clean energy, reducing hunger, clean water and climate action.

Proceeds from this adventure purchase carbon credits through the world’s largest and most awarded carbon project developer, South Pole, which are invested into projects accelerating the transition to renewable energy sources in developing countries.

Supported projects are based on internationally recognised standards and are third-party audited. They entail a series of positive impacts on the ground, which benefit local communities and ecosystems, that are aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Similar trips