Abrolhos Islands & Batavia Shipwreck Tour with Pink Lake add-on From Kalbarri

Begin your morning with a scenic departure from Kalbarri, flying over the township before tracking south along the majestic coastal cliffs towering above Gantheaume Bay. These striking red sedimentary cliffs are over 400 million years old and were once part of an ancient coral reef system, creating one of Western Australia's most dramatic coastlines. Continue west across the Indian Ocean to the remarkable Abrolhos Islands, a remote chain of 122 coral islands located around 65 kilometres offshore. The Abrolhos are the southernmost true coral reefs in the Indian Ocean and one of the world's most important seabird breeding sites, with vibrant coral gardens and abundant marine life, including sea lions, dolphins, and seasonal whales. Land on East Wallabi Island, renowned for its turquoise bays and pristine coral surroundings. Enjoy a delicious afternoon tea, served with tea and coffee, while soaking up the peaceful island setting. Your scenic return to Kalbarri continues over the breathtaking Abrolhos coral atolls and the historic Batavia shipwreck site, where the Dutch vessel was wrecked in 1629. The flight then tracks south to the vivid Hutt Lagoon Pink Lake near Port Gregory. Circle the lake to admire its striking pink hues, created by naturally occurring Dunaliella salina algae, before following the coastline back to Kalbarri Airport.