We'll hit the road about lunch time and drive for 5 hours to the Great Southern Town of Albany in Western Australia. Stopping at small farming towns along the way such as Kojonup or Mt Barker!

We'll head to Torndirrup National Park to hike the ruggedly spectacular 12.5km Bald Head Trail. The trail is made up of a combination of boardwalks, limestone paths, sandy walk ways and hard granite sections. You will require a relatively good level of fitness to undertake this trail, despite only being 12.5kms long it will take us about 5hrs to complete.

After our hike, we'll go visit the natural beauty of The Gap and Natural Bridge and watch the fierce waves crash against the rocks below.

Watch the giant turbines spinning and learn about how wind power is created at the Albany Wind Farm

head to the Porongurup National Park to tackle the stunning Nancy’s Peak & Devil’s Slide Trail. Commonly referred to as “The Porongurups”, this unique mountain range­ is approximately 12km long and was formed over 1200 million years ago, making it one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world! The energy of this ancient mountain range can be felt with your first steps into the dense karri forest that surrounds the base of the peaks. As you summit the giant granite peaks you will be left in awe at the stunning views of farmland across to Albany and the Stirling Range. After experiencing the peaks of the Porongurups, we’ll return to ground level and experience some local wines and a light lunch before we hit the road for our drive back to the big smoke!