Overview

The Cape to Cape Walk Track is a long-distance walk trail located in the far south-west corner of Western Australia, 250 kilometres south of Perth. It meanders along the whole length of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge, which forms the backbone of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park.

The Cape to Cape walk runs for 123kms along the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge, between the lighthouses of Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leewin in the far south west of Western Australia. It features spectacular coastal and forest scenery, a fascinating geology of cliffs, caves, headlands and rock formations and an ever-changing display of vegetation and wildflowers.

You will only need to carry a day pack as we “Glamp” it each night!


What's Included

Included
9 Day fully escorted tour
All transfers to and from Perth
Perth Accommodation – Hotel ( 1 night pre trek) accommodation only
Trek - Accommodation Permanent Bell tents campsites - Basecamp for entire trek. Twin share only
Meals as indicated
Detailed Risk Management Plan
Public Liability Insurance
Not included
International and Australian domestic flights
Airport transfers
Travel insurance
All items of a personal nature, including trekking equipment
Meals other than those specified on itinerary
Any others expenses which are not
Free
Getaway Trekking quick-dry Walking Shirt
Getaway Trekking Certificate of Completion
Training Walks in Victoria, Queensland, South Australia & Tasmania

Day-by-day itinerary

Day 1:

ARRIVAL INTO PERTH

Arrive and check into hotel. Leisure time until trek briefing at 5pm. All meals at own expense.

Day 2:

Perth Pick up - Transfer to Cape Naturaliste, trek to Yallingup

Commence with gentle down hill stroll to stunning vistas at Sugar Loaf Rock, along carved limestone sea cliffs enroute to Yallingup "The Place of Love".

Dinner and transfer to spacious bell tent accommodation hub, home for the next 7 nights. Enjoy glamping with hot shower facilities, swimming pool and communal lounge room (with a fire place and free coffee machine... bliss!)

Lunch, Dinner
Bell tent
13 kms

Day 3:

Yallingup to Moses Rock

A day of ascents, descents and topography changes, trekking over granite headland at Torpedo Rock and on to the fabled Smiths Beach, continuing to a high ridge before again descending to the beach at Injidup. Continuing undulations through limestone cliff and granite into Moses Rock.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Bell tent
16,75 kms

Day 4:

Moses Rock to Gracetown

Trek high over large limestone headlands before flattening out on Willyabrup Beach. Climb wonderfully constructed staircase onto stunning Wilyabrup Cliffs. Descend to beach, passing the challenging surfing breaks of Gallows and Guillotines. Continue through picturesque granite boulder fields to the pretty hamlet of Gracetown.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Bell tent
13 kms

Day 5:

Gracetown to Prevelly

Start today along low coastline to historic settlement of Ellensbrook, where track leaves the coast and meanders through sand dunes. Continue past Ellensbrook Homestead and Meekadarbee Falls to the isolated coves of Gnoocardup and torquoise bay of Kilcarnup. Finish up trekking through Horseshoe Bay and along some of the world's finest surfing coastline at Prevelly.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Bell tent
20 kms

Day 6:

Prevelly to Boranup Forest

Early descent into sheltered creekline of Boodjidup Brook, before continuing to white sands of Boodjidup and historic Redgate Beach. Stunning views from coastal cliffs at Bob's Hollow and Contos. Majestic Karri forest, home to the world's third tallest hardwood. A longer day, but solid track under foot and afternoon shade of the karri forest make it seem easy!

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Bell tent
21,5 kms

Day 7:

Boranup Forest to Cosy Corner

Another day of karris in the Boranup Forest, home to array of wildlife and wildflowers in season. Head south, down onto stunningly beautiful Boranup Beach, walk on sand for 7kms to the protected Hamelin Bay, home to many stingrays. Continue past many islands, headlands and Foul Bay lighthouse to stunning Cosy Corner.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Bell tent
20,5 kms

Day 8:

Cosy Corner to Cape Leeuwin

True wilderness with limited road access for final day, joined only by local hooded plovers. Granite headlands are broken up by long sections of shoe-sucking sand. Formidable, but every step is closer to the Cape Leeuwin lighthouse and the moment of celebration.

Breakfast, Lunch
Bell tent
19 kms

Day 9:

Depart for Perth

A final breakfast in these pristine surroundings, before departing via the Margaret River Farmer's Market. Arrive in Perth at 12.30pm, and transfer to the airport or at a central CBD location.

Australia Cape to Cape — WA

2k+ trekkers and counting

Nick Crofts
2 years ago
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We went to Morocco with Deb & Mike from Getaway in June 2023. It was an amazing 2 part trip. The first half saw us hiking through the Atlas High Mountains with a local guide & support crew with mules to help carry all the equipment including kitchen tent, dining tent and sleeping tents. The hiking was breathtakingly beautiful with some large passes each day and amazing food throughout. We summited Mt Toubkal (4165M) as the pinnacle of the hike. The second part of the trip was a traditional small group bus tour, seeing the wonders of Marrakech, Quarzazate, Western Sahara, Fes, Chefchaouen, Rabat & Casablanca. Truly an amazing experience and highly recommended to anyone thinking of doing a similar trip!
Ian Brumby
2 years ago
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Thanks Getaway Trekking for an incredible trip through the Kokoda Track. Your local PNG guides were brilliant, it was really well organised and your team leaders did a fantastic job of bonding us 'strangers' into a tight-knit group as we trekked together. I dreamed of walking Kokoda for years and it was totally worth the wait. 8 days walking up and down mountains in tropical rainforest was so good for my soul.
Trevor Sumner
7 years ago
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Vast knowledge of our trek leader together with a great sense of humour made our june 2019 trek one to remember for a lifetime.
David Pope
8 years ago
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I have just returned from walking the Kokoda Track. I cannot recommend Getaway Trekking highly enough and I will be booking another trip with them very shortly.
Emilie Aisbett
9 years ago
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Went and tackled the Kokoda trek, I am so very pleased I chose Getaway Trekking, they were sensational and could not fault any member of their team. They handled every aspect with the utmost of care and respect. All members were supportive and professional. I'm saving for my next adventure with Getaway. Highly recommend.
Nathan Goad
9 years ago
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An amazing company to Trek with an exhilarating experience, educational , emotional a life changing challenge. Can't thank the staff and especially the boys from Buna enough.
David Cadden
9 years ago
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Just completed my 2nd Kokoda Trek with Getaway. What a fantastic experience and strongly recommend Getaway if you are considering this trek.
Kayla Barnes
9 years ago
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Doing the Kokoda track is the absolute best thing I've ever done and this was thanks to the wonderful team at Getaway Trekking! Absolutely everything was thought of from the very beginning with the information required through emails about what to pack and how to train, the pre trek meeting and on the track the food was beyond my expectations as was the knowledge of the tour leader and local guys of the war from both the Australian and Japanese sides. I highly recommend anyone thinking of doing this life changing experience to go with the wonderful Getaway trekking company!
Julie Batchelor
10 years ago
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Highly recommend Getaway trekking. My trip to do the kokoda track was an amazing experience i will never forget! Thankyou so much Wayne (our trek leader) and to Watson and all the boys that looked after us so well every day! I will be back soon! I loved every minute of it.

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