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West Coast 5 Day Educational Tour

Price from:

$

1140

/per student

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Choose a ready-made itinerary or customise your own tour to suit your learning goals.

Payment Structure:

We offer flexible deposit terms designed to align with school budgeting cycles and parent payment schedules, making it easier to secure your tour with confidence and minimal upfront commitment.

Our West Coast Educational program is an adventurous, curriculum-aligned expedition along Western Australia’s spectacular Coral Coast, designed to immerse students in some of Australia’s most diverse and remote environments.

Travelling from Perth to the world-class reefs of Ningaloo Reef, students’ journey through striking desert landscapes at Nambung National Park, hike the dramatic gorges of Kalbarri National Park, and explore the unique coastal systems of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area. From encountering ancient stromatolites at Hamelin Pool Stromatolites to snorkelling vibrant fringing reefs, everyday places students in the field-observing, questioning, and discovering in real time.


This hands-on journey builds skills in scientific inquiry, environmental observation, and critical thinking, while challenging students to consider human impact and sustainability in one of Australia’s most rugged and awe-inspiring regions.

Duration

5 Days, 4 Nights

Departure point

Perth

End point

Perth

Year level

Years 6 - 12

Group size

Up to 60

Price from:

$

1140

/per student

Choose a ready-made itinerary or customise your own tour to suit your learning goals.

Payment Structure:

We offer flexible deposit terms designed to align with school budgeting cycles and parent payment schedules, making it easier to secure your tour with confidence and minimal upfront commitment.

Inclusions
  • Private transport

  • Experienced guides

  • Hostel accommodation

  • All meals

  • Activities as listed

  • GST

Optional add-ons
What students will learn
  • Investigate diverse ecosystems: desert, river, coastal, and coral reef.

  • Understand geomorphic processes shaping WA’s Coral Coast

  • Explore ancient life (stromatolites) and biodiversity.

  • Analyse human impacts, tourism, and sustainability strategies

  • Develop fieldwork, observation, and scientific inquiry skills.

Curriculum Codes
Primary (F-6)

Geography


AC9HSFK01 – Familiar places & environments (F–2)

AC9HS3K01, AC9HS4K01 – Places, environments & sustainability (Years 3–4)

AC9HS5K01, AC9HS6K02 – Environmental characteristics & human impact (Years 5–6)


History


AC9HSFK02 – Personal & community histories (F–2)

AC9HS3K02, AC9HS4K03 – First Nations histories & connection to Country (Years 3–4)

AC9HS5K02, AC9HS6K04 – Colonisation & First Nations perspectives (Years 5–6)


Science


AC9S2U01 – Earth’s resources

AC9S4U04 – Earth’s surface changes

AC9S6U03 – Natural events & environmental change

Secondary (Years 7-10)

Geography


AC9HG7K01, AC9HG7K02 – Water systems & coastal processes

AC9HG8K01, AC9HG8K02, AC9HG8K03 – Landscapes & landforms (coral reef, coastline, karst systems)

AC9HG9K01, AC9HG9K02 – Biomes (marine, desert, coastal ecosystems)

AC9HG10K01, AC9HG10K02 – Environmental change & management strategies


History


AC9HH8K04, AC9HH8K05 – First Nations connection & colonisation

AC9HH9K02, AC9HH9K03 – Land use perspectives & heritage

AC9HH10K02, AC9HH10K03 – Rights, freedoms & ongoing issues


Science


AC9S7U02 – Earth processes

AC9S8U04 – Reef formation & coastal geomorphology

AC9S9U03 – Ecosystems (marine, reef, arid coastal flora & fauna)

AC9S10U04 – Human impacts on marine and coastal systems


Cross-Curriculum Priority: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures, Connection to Country/Sea Country & cultural protocols, Traditional ecological knowledge and sustainable management of marine and desert landscapes, Recognition of First Nations heritage along the West Coast


General Capabilities: Critical & Creative Thinking, Ethical Understanding, Intercultural Understanding, Personal & Social Capability


Itinerary

Day 1: Perth → Kalbarri (Desert Landscapes & Coastal Journey)

  • Depart Perth and travel north along the Coral Coast

  • Visit Nambung National Park to explore the Pinnacles Desert

  • Investigate limestone formations, weathering, and erosion processes.

  • Continue through Geraldton region.

  • Visit Hutt Lagoon (Pink Lake)

  • Discuss salinity, algae, and unique colouration processes.

  • Arrive in Kalbarri for overnight stay.

Day 2: Kalbarri National Park → Shark Bay (Gorges, Rivers & Coastal Systems)

  • Explore Kalbarri National Park

  • Visit Kalbarri Skywalk, Murchison Gorge and Nature’s Window

  • Study river erosion, sedimentary layers and landscape evolution

  • Walk into Z-Bend Gorge to examine geological formations up close

  • Visit Shell Beach

  • Investigate unique sediment systems and marine shell deposits

  • Travel north to Shark Bay for overnight stay

Day 3: Shark Bay → Northbrook Farm (Marine Life, Ancient Ecosystems & Outback Transition)

  • Visit Monkey Mia

  • Observe wild dolphin behaviour and discuss marine conservation

  • Explore Francois Peron National Park

  • Study coastal ecosystems and biodiversity

  • Visit Hamelin Pool Stromatolites

  • Investigate Earth’s earliest life forms and links to evolution

  • Travel south through outback environments

  • Arrive at Northbrook Farm for overnight stay

  • Participate in farm activities and learn about rural land use

Day 4: Northbrook Farm → Perth (History, Conservation & Reflection)

  • Travel to Geraldton

  • Visit HMAS Sydney II Memorial and explore regional history

  • See St Francis Xavier Cathedral and Point Moore Lighthouse

  • Visit Greenough Wildlife and Bird Park

  • Engage with native wildlife and conservation practices

  • Stop at Coral Coast sand dunes to observe coastal processes

  • Return to Perth

Day 5: Perth CBD and departure

  • Visit Kings Park and Botanic Garden: Study native biodiversity, bushland conservation and urban ecology.

  • Explore Aboriginal heritage and traditional plant use.

  • Transfer to airport for departure


Frequently Asked Questions
Will we have a dedicated contact person?

Yes. You will have a dedicated tour coordinator who will manage your program from initial enquiry through to tour completion, ensuring a seamless experience.

What happens if we need to cancel or change our booking?

We understand plans can change. Our cancellation and amendment policies are clearly outlined in your quote, and we work closely with schools to manage any changes where possible.

What is the payment process?

A deposit is required to secure your booking, with a structured payment schedule leading up to departure. Full details will be outlined in your proposal.

How far in advance should we book?

We recommend booking at least 6–12 months in advance, particularly for peak travel periods. This ensures availability of accommodation, transport, and key experiences.

Do you cater for dietary requirements?

Yes. We can accommodate a wide range of dietary needs, including allergies, vegetarian/vegan diets, and religious requirements. Please advise us in advance so we can make appropriate arrangements.

What accommodation is provided?

We offer a range of accommodation options suited to student groups, including comfortable hostels, private campsites, and higher end options . All properties are selected for their safety, quality, and suitability for school travel.

What level of supervision and safety measures are in place?

Safety is at the core of every program delivered by Adventure Educational Tours. We take a proactive and structured approach to risk management to meet our strict safety and operational standards.


Our experienced guides play a critical role in ensuring student wellbeing. All Adventure Educational Tours guides hold current Working With Children Checks (WWCC), are certified in First Aid, and are trained in driver safety and fatigue management, along with additional relevant qualifications.

For every tour, Adventure Educational Tours ensures:

  • All travel-related risks are identified and thoroughly assessed.

  • Qualified and experienced personnel oversee the planning and delivery of each program

  • Appropriate safety protocols and duty of care obligations are met at all stages of the journey.

  • All suppliers and activities meet our internal safety and compliance standards.

Our comprehensive risk management framework, combined with clear incident response procedures, ensures we are well-prepared to minimise risk and respond effectively should any issues arise during a tour.

Are flights included?

We do not typically include flights as part of our package, however, please indicate if required as we may be able to assist.

What is included in your tour packages?

Our tours typically include private transport, experienced guides, accommodation, meals as specified, entry fees, and all planned activities. We provide a fully managed experience from planning through to delivery.

What destinations do you operate in?

We run tours across Australia’s most iconic and educationally rich regions, including the Red Centre, Top End, West Coast, Far North Queensland and K’gari.

Can itineraries be customised for our school?

Absolutely. Every tour can be tailored to suit your group’s learning objectives, budget, travel dates, and preferred destinations. We collaborate with teachers to build a program that meets both educational and logistical requirements.

Are your tours aligned with the Australian Curriculum?

Yes. All itineraries are carefully designed to align with the Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority framework. We work closely with educators to ensure each program delivers meaningful, outcomes-based learning experiences.

What types of tours do Adventure Educational Tours offer?

We specialise in curriculum-aligned educational tours across Australia, designed for primary, secondary, and tertiary students. Our programs combine immersive travel experiences with learning outcomes in areas such as Geography, Science, History, and Cultural Studies.

TESTIMONIALS

Trusted by Teachers across Australia

"Everything was organised for us, which made the approval process incredibly easy. The students had an amazing experience and learnt so much. The perfect balance of education and adventure. Highly recommended for any school looking for student adventure tours."

JAMES SAHLEW, MN

“Adventure Educational Tours are the best! We had the pleasure of AET for our school group. The team were really lovely and provided a 5* experience. We travelled with them around Perth, Albany, Busselton, and Wave Rock and highly recommend to anyone wishing to explore Western Australia.”

Student, King David School, VIC

"Our recent trip to the Red Centre was absolutely unforgettable! The itinerary was perfectly balanced between learning, adventure, and fun - our students were captivated by the incredible landscapes and rich cultural experiences. The guides were knowledgeable, supportive, and made everyone feel safe and inspired. We can't thank the team enough for creating such a meaningful educational journey."

Lead Educator, Montessori International College, QLD

“Our recent Educational Tour to Uluru was an outstanding experience for our primary students, delivering meaningful learning far beyond the classroom. The program was exceptionally well organised, with engaging, knowledgeable guides who brought the landscape, culture, and history of the region to life in a way that was both age-appropriate and deeply impactful. Students developed a genuine appreciation for Indigenous perspectives, environmental sustainability, and Australia’s natural heritage, all while building confidence and independence.”

Educator, Southern Cross Grammar, VIC

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