Western Australia Escape

Outbound international flight to Perth

Stay: COMO The Treasury (3 nights)​​

Your Stay

COMO The Treasury

The key word here is indulgence. Spread across three elegant former government buildings, rooms have high ceilings, oversized bathrooms with full-length tubs, rainforest showers and heated stone floors, plus free mini-bars and Wi-Fi.

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Perth

Perth has more hours of sunshine per year than any other state capital, and glistens beside the Swan River (home of its namesake, the majestic black swan) with the blue hills of the Darling Range in the distance. Kings Park – the city’s year-round playground – is a lovelier-than-lovely sweeping range of grassland opposite the glittering towers of the city skyline; popular day and night for BBQs and open-air concerts. Here you will enjoy a half day private city tour including lunch.​​

Perth to Margaret River

Drive Time: 3 hours | Distance: 170 miles

Stay: Cape Lodge (3 nights)​

Your Stay

Cape Lodge

On its own vineyard in the heart of the Margaret River wine country and surrounded by forest, a lake and parkland, Cape Lodge is one of Australia’s finest boutique hotels with a cookery school, a swimming pool, horse-riding and bush walks nearby.

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Margaret River

Margaret River, where surfing and tours of the famous winelands are popular; the fascinating limestone caves of Yallingup also await discovery; and, just north of Margaret River, pretty Dunsborough is blessed with some of the best swimming beaches in Western Australia – as well as the largest accessible dive wreck in the Southern Hemisphere: the HMAS Swan. Here you will enjoy a full day private wine tasting tour including lunch.​​

Margaret River to Ningaloo Reef

Journey Time: 5 hours

Stay: Sal Salis (3 nights)​​

Your Stay

Sal Salis

This exclusive safari camp is hidden in the white sand dunes of the Cape Range National Park, with five spacious wilderness tents just metres from the water’s edge, fringing the world’s greatest coastal coral reef.

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Ningaloo Reef

Stretching 173 miles along Western Australia’s harsh and arid coast, the Ningaloo Reef is an extraordinary – yet strangely unknown – jewel in Australia’s heritage. Here is where you’ll see the giant whale shark – the world’s largest fish – and turtles that come ashore to lay their eggs in summer. Lying just north of the Tropic of Capricorn, the waters are warm for most of the year and the beaches are white and beautifully clean. The Kimberley wilderness area has fewer people per square kilometre than almost any other place on earth and will make horse riders, fishermen and adventurers out of everyone.​

Ningaloo Reef

Depart Ningaloo Reef for your flight back to London Heathrow via Perth.​​