
From One Edge of the Continent to the Other — Sydney to Perth Grand Crossing 18 Days
“From the eastern harbour to the western desert — eighteen days across a whole continent.”
Per person · minimum 4 guests (not available for a party of 2)
How the 18-day crossing of Australia works
We meet at Sydney Airport and open the journey with the Harbour Bridge and Opera House by night. From there it's straight to the red desert of Uluru and Kata Tjuta, then Melbourne and the Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road, and down to Hobart in Tasmania. Back in Sydney for a second night view, then across to the final stage, Western Australia: the Lancelin dunes, the Pinnacles Desert, pink Hutt Lagoon, Shark Bay, Wave Rock and the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk. Eighteen days that cross the continent from east to west twice, ending with your departure from Perth.
Itinerary
- Day 1 — Arrive in Sydney, meet your guide; Harbour Bridge and Opera House by night
- Day 2 — Sydney to Uluru (domestic flight); Kata Tjuta
- Day 3 — Uluru sunrise tour and base walk
- Day 4 — Uluru to Melbourne (domestic flight); Melbourne city tour
- Day 5 — Great Ocean Road and Twelve Apostles day tour
- Day 6 — Free day in Melbourne
- Day 7 — Melbourne to Hobart, Tasmania (domestic flight); Salamanca Market
- Day 8 — Port Arthur and Richmond
- Day 9 — Freycinet National Park (Wineglass Bay)
- Day 10 — Hobart to Sydney (domestic flight); Sydney revisited, second night view
- Day 11 — Sydney to Perth (domestic flight); Kings Park
- Day 12 — Fremantle and Rottnest Island
- Day 13 — Lancelin dunes and the Pinnacles Desert
- Day 14 — Pink Hutt Lagoon and Kalbarri National Park
- Day 15 — Shark Bay
- Day 16 — Wave Rock and Hyden
- Day 17 — Fitzgerald, Albany, Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk and Busselton
- Day 18 — Depart from Perth
What's included
Included
- Guide fee
- Domestic flights (Sydney–Uluru, Uluru–Melbourne, Melbourne–Hobart, Hobart–Sydney, Sydney–Perth)
- Accommodation throughout (twin share)
- Driver-guided touring in a dedicated van
- Main entry fees
Not included
- International flights
- Single-room supplement
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance (to be arranged separately)
Who it suits
Nature and remote-travel enthusiasts who can take a long holiday, and anyone who wants to see all of Australia in one trip. Departs once at least 4 guests are confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
How much does this cost?
AUD $12,000 per person, with a minimum of 4 guests.
What is the minimum group size?
The trip departs with a minimum of 4 guests. It can't run for a party of 2.
What is and isn't included?
Included: Guide fee; Domestic flights (Sydney–Uluru, Uluru–Melbourne, Melbourne–Hobart, Hobart–Sydney, Sydney–Perth); Accommodation throughout (twin share); Driver-guided touring in a dedicated van; Main entry fees. Not included: International flights; Single-room supplement; Personal expenses; Travel insurance (to be arranged separately).
What language is the tour in?
English or Korean — whichever you prefer.
How do I book?
Message Mr Chea on WhatsApp (+61 431 468 373). We'll talk through your group size and dates, then confirm.
Which languages does the guide speak?
Mr Chea guides in both English and Korean, so mixed-language groups and families can travel together without an interpreter.
Let's shape this trip around you
We'll settle the details around your group and your dates, then confirm. Message me on WhatsApp — in English or Korean.
Message Mr Chea on WhatsApp


