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Activity Code: OOST101
Overview
Stand on the southern most edge of Western Australia!
Hear the roar of the wild Southern Ocean as it lashes the dolerite cliffs below your feet. The stunning rugged scenery of West Cape Howe National Park is mesmerizing. You'll be transfixed by the amazing beauty of this remote and inaccessible location.
Your experienced guide will take you along a 4WD-only track to see amazing granite and dolerite coastal cliffs, peaceful beaches, and hideaway bays. Come with us and take the worry out of getting lost or stranded.
Tour price includes lunch and afternoon tea.
Locations
Albany (Great Southern - Western Australia)
Denmark (Great Southern - Western Australia)
This tour departs from both Albany and Denmark and visits West Cape Howe National Park.
Exact meeting point and supplier's details are provided immediately after booking.
Numbers
This tour requires a minimum number to take place and operates with a maximum of 6 customers per tour.
Session Time
Tours depart 10am and return at 4pm.
Guidelines & Restrictions
As the tour involves a limited amount of walking on uneven ground we suggest wearing comfortable walking shoes.
Booking Insurance
It is recommended that you consider GoDo Booking Insurance. This is insurance cover for losses incurred if the activity is cancelled (under certain circumstances) by you or the activity supplier. Click here for further details.
Please note: GoDo and/or the activity supplier cannot provide a REFUND for cancellations, no matter the reasons. However, should you obtain Cancellation Cover, you maybe be able to make a claim directly to Mondial Assistance, our Booking Insurance provider.
Contact Us
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