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Pilbara Cattle Tour 2025
- Tuesday 10 June - Thursday 26 June 2025
- 17 Days
- New Zealand
- Australia
Tour Details
The Pilbara, the awakening giant of Western Australia’s north.
Join our unique tour to this region, and experience some of the world’s most ancient natural landscapes dating back 2 billion years and stretching over 500,000 square kilometres.
From Karratha to Broome via Exmouth, Tom Price, Newman and Port Hedland, travelling through unique communities of the rugged outback. Visit national parks, Ningaloo Reef and an iron ore mine, as well as traditional cattle stations and advanced grazing properties that have increased production and carrying capacity through introduction of irrigation, performance grasses and different breeds of cattle. Finally, relax in beautiful Broome, a town with a rich history in pearling and tourism.
This tour operates away from the tourist areas, so accommodation and transport are not what you’d find in more conventional areas!
Included in your tour price
- Transport in air conditioned coach
- Accommodation
- Meals as indicated in the itinerary
- All farm and technical visits
- All travel and sightseeing as per itinerary
- Entrance fees where applicable
- Guides
Not included in your tour price
- International Airfares
- Travel Insurance
- Meals not indicated in the itinerary
- Items of a personal nature (beverages, telephone calls or laundry)
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