News, yarns and blogs from the Cape to Cape Track!

Riders from the Great WA Bike ride certainly had little time to put their feet up on their rest day yesterday as they swung into caves on ropes, paddled the waters of Geographe Bay, trekked the Cape to Cape Track and went searching for the elusive phascogale with...

Canadian hiker George Xuereb was basking in the sunshine last week out on the Cape to Cape Track and relishing frequent swim stops in the irresistible blue waters of the Indian Ocean.  George and his Adelaide-based hiking companion Martin Davey completed the full...

The Great WA Bike Ride is taking place in March 2011 and Cape to Cape Explorer Tours have compiled some stunning tours for the riders, support staff and family for the rest days in Margaret River (21st and 22nd March), including the Jewel of the Cape – a stunning...

In early January 2011 Shaun and Kelly MacRae set off from Cape Naturaliste with the intent to get to Cape Leeuwin within eight days. Hailing from Canada and now living in Perth, the couple had visited the region a number of times before and were excited about...

Recently a group of aboriginal children from the northern Western Australian town of Wyndam joined Cape to Cape Explorer Tours' top guides Gene Hardy and Drew McKenzie on a two and a half hour expedition of one of their favourite stretches of coastline. The group was...

Experience: The Bunker Bay Evening Expedition Location: Bunker Bay to Sugar Loaf Rock Duration: 2.5 hours Distance: 5kms Difficulty Level: Moderate Equipment Required: Sunscreen, water & enclosed footwear.   The wind-pruned vegetation atop Cape Naturaliste on the...

Experience: The Bunker Bay Evening Expedition Location: Bunker Bay to Sugar Loaf Rock Duration: 2.5 hours Distance: 5kms Difficulty Level: Moderate Equipment Required: Sunscreen, water & enclosed footwear. Afternoon tea supplied. "Magnificent, gorgeous and...

Participants on the Ocean Kayak Explorer Tour received more than they bargained for in the waters off Meelup Beach today. Predominantly blue skies, 30 metre visibility and impossibly azure water combined to create a scene one would be more likely to find in the...

The Cape to Cape region is fantastic at anytime of year, but the very best season to visit Margaret River could well be mid-spring. The wild winter weather has abated and the mild spring days are perfect for getting out on the water or the Cape to Cape Track to view...

Cape to Cape Explorer Tour joins with Boab to Break and Surfrider Foundation to give Kimberley Aboriginal children the chance to takle Margaret River’s awesome surf and Cape to Cape Track.

Morning Tea at sugar loaf rock.

Here are a few pictures taken on and around the Cape to Cape Track over the past couple of weeks. Spring is certainly here, wildflowers and wildlife aplenty...Gene