The Cape to Cape walk runs 130km along the new Leeuwin Naturaliste ridge between the lighthouses of Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin in the far South West of Western Australia. The walk features spectacular coastal forestry, beaches, scenery, fascinating geology of cliffs, caves, headlands, and rock formations over in ever-changing display of vegetation and wildflowers.

Quite an interesting walk as it changes landscapes across rocky ridge lines and sandy beaches. It's for moderate to good walkers as the sandy sections can become quite challenging. A fair level of fitness is required. But if you can brave the elements and enjoy them for what they are, the beauty of the area and the flora and fauna are second to none. We only walk during the spring when there's wildflowers on show to maximise the experience.

• Accomodation pick up Perth to Cape Naturaliste

• Light House entry

• 13 km moderate walking

• Clifftops and wildflowers

• Sugarloaf Rock

• Yallingup beach

• Granite headlands

• Injidup Beach, solid beach walk

• Coastal cliffs

• Moses rock

• Limestone headlands and coastal Heath

• Wilyabrup Stairs, sea cliffs

• Gracetown

• Ellensbrook Homestead

• Meekadarabbee falls

• Margaret River mouth

• Prevelly beach

• clifftops past bobs Hollow

• Contos Campground

• Karri trees

• Boranup forest

• One of the longest hike days with the most fairy train, Worth every step

• Karri trees all morning

• Boranup beach, trek 7 km of sand walking

• Hamelin Bay and Caravan Park

• Finish, cozy corner

• Final push to Cable Lewin lighthouse

• Deepdeen beach

• Free time at the Light House grounds

• Finish tradition touch the Lighthouse.

• Free grounds entry,

• sleep in

• Margaret River Main Street

• Free day to taste, local produce

• Relaxed afternoon and early night

• One last surprise stop on route to Perth

• Approximate arrival in Perth between 2 and 3 pm