Auswalk Walking Holidays - Western Australia
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Award-winning Auswalk has been providing a platform for people to walk through Australia’s most magnificent landscapes in comfort for nearly 30 years. They’re one of the oldest and most experienced operators on the Bibbulmun and Cape to Cape tracks. They also walk Kangaroo Island, Tasmania, the Blue Mountains, the Great Ocean walk, the Larapinta and the Flinders Ranges just to name a few of the other destinations they explore.
You’ll walk through National Parks from one excellent accommodation to the next. Pamper yourself with a chef-prepared two-course a la carte meal in most instances. Wake well-rested to a cooked breakfast primed and ready for the day’s walking. They move your luggage ahead for you so you can walk pack-free. So if you want unique access to Australia’s natural beauty, on foot, hassle-free with the most trusted and dependable walking company in Australia, please get in touch
Walk 150 kilometres of the Bibbulmun Track from Walpole to Albany through a pristine wilderness of extraordinary biodiversity. Towering forests, mist-shrouded valleys, giant granite boulders, coastal heathland, and idyllic coves line the route. The track follows clifftops and elevated vantage points like Monkey Rock, avoiding beach walking in favour of more dramatic terrain.
Wildflowers bloom year-round, contrasting vividly against azure ocean views and white sandy beaches. The diversity of coastal scenery and endemic flora and fauna makes this one of the most rewarding walks in Australia.
Walk the full length of one of Australia's longest coastal walks, from Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse to Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, on this ten-day walk. This itinerary includes a rest day in Margaret River.
The Cape to Cape Track winds through coastal heathlands, peppermint tree woodlands and majestic Karri forest, constantly returning to a coastline of squeaky white beaches, secluded coves and limestone caves.
Superior accommodation, private transfers, and chef-prepared two-course dinners make this the most comfortable way to experience the full track.
The Bibbulmun Track is Western Australia's longest walking trail at almost 1000 kilometres, going all the way from Perth to Albany on the south coast. They've selected the most scenic and varied coastal and karri forest sections between Walpole and Albany.
On this guided group trip, you'll hike through magnificent towering karri and tingle forests, both unique eucalyptus that are found only in south-west Western Australia. At the Ancient Empire Walk, you'll walk amongst tingle trees that are large enough to park a car in!
Fortunately that's no longer allowed though and Tree Tops Walk has been developed to protect these giants.
Onwards to the ocean and a coastline that's liberally dotted with breathtaking beaches and idyllic coves. They've deliberately avoided lots of sandy beach walking though, focusing instead on cliff-top tracks with many elevated vantage points offering stunning panoramas. Conspicuous Cliffs, Peaceful Bay, Lowland Beach and Cosy Corner are real gems.
A little inland, climb to the summit of Monkey Rock for a bird's-eye view over Denmark's Wilson Inlet. What a peaceful place this is to enjoy a break.
On the last day the track meanders through the Albany Wind Farm whose massive turbines produce renewable energy.
The Cape to Cape Track spans Australia's southwest edge from Cape Leeuwin to Cape Naturaliste, covering 135 kilometres of the most varied coastal walking in the country. Squeaky white sand beaches, secluded coves, towering forests, and limestone caves define an extraordinary landscape from start to finish.
The route moves through clifftops, deserted beaches, coastal heathlands, peppermint tree woodlands, and majestic karri forests, passing through hamlets and villages along the way. Margaret River's bustling township provides a memorable base, with a la carte dinners at local restaurants and a farewell dinner at Caves House in Yallingup rounding off the experience.
Explore the finest sections of one of Australia's longest coastal walks on this highlights itinerary, hand-picking the very best of the Cape to Cape Track through the world-famous Margaret River region. The walking focuses on the northern section of the track, winding through coastal heathlands, peppermint tree woodlands and majestic Karri forest, with the long beach walking days of the full itineraries set aside in favour of the most rewarding trail sections. Outstanding accommodation and chef-prepared dinners await each evening, and for wine lovers, an extra day exploring the region's celebrated cellar doors is highly recommended.
Walk the full length of one of Australia's longest coastal walks, end-to-end from Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse to Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse. The Cape to Cape Track winds through coastal heathlands, peppermint tree woodlands and majestic Karri forest, constantly returning to a shoreline of squeaky white beaches, secluded coves, and limestone caves. This self-drive itinerary puts you in control of your own pace and schedule, making it the most flexible way to experience the full track.
The Bibbulmun Track from Walpole to Denmark showcases the extraordinary biodiversity of Western Australia's south coast. Towering forests of Karri, Tingle, Jarrah, and Marri trees, mist-shrouded valleys, and giant granite boulders line the route, alongside secluded coves, pristine beaches, and coastal heathland.
The track follows clifftops and forest trails with elevated vantage points like Monkey Rock, avoiding beach walking in favour of more dramatic terrain. Denmark makes a worthy addition for those with extra time, sitting at the heart of one of Australia's finest wine-growing regions.
The Bibbulmun Track between Walpole and Albany covers more than 150 kilometres of some of the most pristine wilderness in Australia. Towering forests, mist-shrouded valleys, giant granite boulders, and idyllic coves line the route. The track favours clifftop walking over beach, with elevated vantage points like Monkey Rock delivering sweeping views.
The landscape is a showcase of extraordinary biodiversity. Stunning wildflowers year-round contrast vividly against azure ocean views and white sandy beaches, while the range of bush, trees, and forest makes this one of the most sensory walks in the country. A day in Denmark allows time to explore the beautiful hinterland and wineries, or simply to rest and take it all in.
Walk the Cape to Cape Track end-to-end from Cape Leeuwin to Cape Naturaliste with a light daypack and in comfort. Stay in Augusta and Margaret River for the whole trip in excellent apartments.
This extraordinary landscape offers great variety, spanning squeaky white sand beaches, secluded coves, towering forests and limestone caves. The surrounding offshore reefs, points and headlands are coveted by local surfers for their quality surf breaks.
Heading north on the Cape to Cape Track, the walk traverses clifftops, deserted beaches and villages. Coastal heathlands, peppermint tree woodlands and majestic Karri forests with tall open stands of eucalypt are also unique to this walk.
