Trek: Kings Park approx 2 hours

For the girls arriving to Perth Airport with the GirlsTrek guides, we transfer you from the airport to Kings Park. For girls who choose to arrive early in to Perth please meet us at Zamia Cafe located in Kings Park.

First we will have a light lunch (own expense) and after lunch will take us on a relaxed walking tour of Kings Park. This is an excellent way to become familiar with the flora you will be experiencing along the trails of the Cape to Cape track.

At the end of our tour we continue to Freemantle for an late afternoon exploring this heritage area and check in to a stylish hotel.

Tonight we dine at a local restaurant in "Freeo".

Meals: Dinner

Cycle: Rottnest Island 22 km

This morning after breakfast at Bread in Common we walk down to the wharf and ferry terminal to catch the ferry over to Rottnest Island.

Departing at 9:00 am and arriving to the island half an hour later we pick up our bikes and helmets and set of for the day exploring the island and all those cute Quokers!

With 22km of bicycle trails, cycling around Rottnest Island should take anywhere from 2 to 5 hours, depending on how many stops we decide to make.

We take the 2:30 pm ferry off the island so we can continue down the coastline to Busstleton for the evening.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Trek: Smiths Beach to Moses North 16 km (5 hours)

This morning we explore Busselton including a stroll along the famous jetty before breakfast at a local cafe. After breakfast we take a short drive to the start of our trek today.

Starting our trek on the southern end of the beach we weave our way along the rocky and spectacular shoreline, taking in Canal Rocks, Injidup Spa, Cape Clairault and Quininup Brook. We would argue that this section is the most spectacular on the whole Cape to Cape track. Along the way we will enjoy our trekker lunch carried with you for the day.

Our aim is to have you completing your trek at Moses North around 4pm and make our way to our accommodation for the next three nights at Prevelley.

The Margaret River resort offers very spacious accommodation with some views out to the ocean. Each of you will share a two bedroom apartment providing you with your own room and a shared bathroom.

Tonight we have a casual dinner at "The Common".

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Canoe Margaret River & Trek Boranup to Conto Campground 7 km

For breakfast this morning we stroll down to the super cool White Elephant Cafe on Gnarabup beach where visitors and surfers alike stop in for a great coffee and a delicious breaky bun. From there we continue our walk down to the mouth of the Margaret river. This is an easy 2 km walk and takes us past Surfers Point, a famous point break. We need to allow time to hang about here an watch the skilled local surfers catch some waves before meeting our canoeing guide for our trip down the Margaret River.

Today's canoeing departs into the river valley, past cliffs, pioneer and aboriginal sites, by 2-5 seater canoes. As no motor craft are permitted on the river, the healthy native eco system with rare public access, boasts clean, clear water, Australian wildlife, unique forests and tranquil waters.

The Bushtucker lunch is a special treat, not your standard tour lunch! Included is an exotic selection of wild food tastes from all over Western Australia, together with locally made pestos, chutneys, dips and baked breads. Kangaroo, tender and tasty, emu with wild nut pesto, and wild turkey topped with rosella chutney as well as crocodile are all on the menu.

After lunch we paddle back to the river mouth and from then GirlsTrek will drive you further south for a late afternoon trek amongst the outstanding and abundantly beautiful Karri forest around Boranup.

This area was affected by fires in 2020 however nature is springing back and the bird song in the area is spectacular.

Tonight we will have easy dinner in one of the apartments supplied from "The Larder". A mid week meal where Pj's are an accepted attire!

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Firstly, Stormflower Vineyard, a certified organic Wilyabrup small batch producer committed to “hand crafting” wine. Vines planted in the 1990s were restored and reinvigorated via sustainable agricultural methods when Stormflower took over in 2007. The idea was to be committed to expressing the region’s natural character through the vines that had spent so many years establishing themselves in that patch of soil.

Next stop, Evans and Tate, formed in 1971 when John Evans & John Tate first planted vines in the Swan Valley. Three years later, they purchased land and planted a vineyard in Wilyabrup, in the heart of Margaret River, which they named Redbrook. In 1987 the Evans & Tate Margaret River Classic (Semillon Sauvignon Blanc) was first released.

Lastly, Voyager Estate, established in 1978, all their wines are 100% estate grown, made and bottled, and reflect the unique qualities of our place in Stevens Valley with its undulating slopes, warm summers and cooling maritime breezes.

Once done with our "sampling" it is time to get serious with a lovely long "seasonal menu' lunch at Leeuwin estate from 2 pm

In James Halliday's words

"Leeuwin Estate is a class act, every facet of its business working with the precision of a Swiss watch. It stands at the very forefront of estate-based, family owned wineries… "

Finishing at 5 pm we will make our way back to the Margaret River Resort at Prevelley and continued festivities at "The Common".

Meals: Breakfast and lunch

We will take breakfast boxes with us for the 30 minute drive down to Hamelin Bay. A visit to stunning Hamelin Bay is a must-do on any Margaret River holiday schedule.

A vast expanse of bright white sand, turquoise waters filled with marine life, and spectacular coastal cliff walks, there is the chance we will see large stingrays as they come in very close to the shore.

From Hamelin BAy we begin to make our way back to Perth. The drive is 3.5 hours and we will make some stops along the way to make it more relaxed.

Arriving in Perth mid afternoon there will be time to explore the city centre before a celebration dinner out in funky Northbridge.

Meals: Breakfast and dinner

This morning we offer an early morning walk along the Swan River. After you can return to the airport with the GirlsTrek guide or extend your stay in Perth

Price includes

Information get together to detail the trip and answer any of your questions

Trip specific packing list with expert advice and great discounts

GirlsTrek HikeFit programme to prepare you for your trek

Fully guided small group trip with GirlsTrek

All accommodation (on a twin share basis)

Transfers ex Perth airport

All meals (as highlighted in the trip itinerary)

Price excludes

Travel to/from destination

Travel insurance, which is highly recommended

Beverages, optional and personal expenses

*Single supplement available on request at an additional cost

Compulsory gear

Daypack - we recommend 24L- 34L Osprey Day Pack with rain cover

Water Bladder with 3L capacity (Osprey brand recommended)

Waterproof and windproof jacket with hood

Good trekking shoes

Foxy Feet gaiters

Beanie and gloves (cooler months)

Microfibre small towel

600ml water bottle

SOS rehydrate electrolyte

Hat and sunglasses

Buff or kerchief for neck protection

Sunscreen, lip balm and insect repellent

Tissues and wipes

Personal first aid kit (Travelcalm,band aids, compression bandage, pain relief tablets)

Recommended gear

Walking poles (we recommend Helinox)

Camera

Clothing for trek

2-3 x walking shorts or longs

3-4 x walking shirts - we recommend Icebreaker merino 120 - 150 gsm

Long sleeve shirt for sun protection

1 long sleeved warm layer - we recommend Icebreaker merino 150 - 200 gsm

Polar fleece Jacket or Vest (cooler months)

3 x walking socks - (merino wool)

Clothing for trip

Casual wear for nights of trek

Smart day wear for wineries

Casual clothes for return trip home

Pyjamas and underwear

Swimmers and towel (plastic bag for wet clothing)