Overview
Experience one of Western Australia’s most extraordinary wildlife encounters on this four-day small-group escape
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Experience one of Western Australia’s most extraordinary wildlife encounters on this four-day small-group escape created especially for solo travellers. Journey to beautiful Bremer Bay, where the deep waters of the Bremer Canyon attract Killer Whales (Orcas) and an incredible array of marine life each summer.
With your own private room, comfortable touring and time to relax and explore the coast, this is an easy Australian adventure combining remarkable wildlife, beautiful scenery and the company of fellow solo travellers.
Please note: If the Bremer Canyon Killer Whale Expedition is unable to operate on Day 2 due to inclement weather or other reasons, we will conduct an alternative program for the day. On return we will refund you the cost of the cruise ($400) minus alternative program costs.
- WHAT’S INCLUDED IN YOUR TOUR!
- 3 nights accommodation at the Bremer Bay Resort
- 3 x Breakfast, 1 x Lunch and 3 x Dinner
- Killer Whale – Orca Expedition
- Onboard Marine Biologist
- Hosted
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED IN YOUR TOUR
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Optional activities
- Meals not specified
23 February – Day 1
Perth / Mandurah to Bremer Bay
Out through Brookton and Narrogin for Lunch in Wagin. Through the productive broad acre farms into the Great Southern. From Gnowangerup we skirt the Pallinup River to near its mouth in Beaufort Inlet just before Bremer Bay. Spending three nights at the Bremer Bay Resort.
Meals: Dinner
24 February – Day 2
Orca Expedition on the Bremer Canyon
Boarding the three storey 23m luxury vessel to head out to the Bremer Canyon to watch Killer Whales (Orcas) in action. This ocean has an incredible natural gathering of marine life. These include sperm whales, long-finned pilot whales, and the rarer beaked whales and blue whales. Hopefully we come up close and personal with pods of striped, bottlenose dolphins leaping in and out of the water and the rare sunfish and different species of sharks, including the great white, whaler sharks, and the stunning oceanic blue shark. We spend the whole day in the comfort of the vessel and return to Bremer Bay.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
25 February – Day 3
Coastal Discovery and Relaxation
After a big cruise yesterday we have a late start, before a relaxing day around Bremer Bay. Take in the Estuary and the mouth of the Bremer River fed by Devil Creek and Lizzie Creek. Traditional Owners have spent thousands of years caring for Country in this remote and inaccessible area, where rivers, creeks and wetlands merge into the wild marshes and estuaries that dot the coast. Lunch at The Telegraph before popping over to Observation Point out at Point Henry in the afternoon.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
26 February – Day 4
Journey Home through the Great Southern
Leaving the coast and driving north of the Stirling Ranges to Katanning where sandalwood has been cut since the 1870s and the railway reached in 1889. Returning to Perth through the Jarrah forest and Alcoa bauxite mines of the Darling Scarp.
Meals: Breakfast
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