Explore Shark Bay's Francois Peron Peninsula: Epic 4WD Adventure in Western Australia's Wild Outback

Shark Bay's World Heritage Area is outstanding on a global scale, on par with some of the most famous natural treasures on earth. See the Francois Peron Peninsula on a fascinating, highly personalised tour (maximum 6 guests), backed by your unconditional, 100% money-back guarantee, "Love it or it's free"

Enjoy a highly personalised (maximum 6 guests), fair dinkum, off-road experience with a local guide in an air conditioned rugged 4WD vehicle on our Francois Peron National Park Tour. Travel through an untouched, spectacular, special piece of earth, right where Outback Australia meets the coast. Venture into the outback bush, down wild tracks, over rolling red sand dunes, through dense Acacia shrub-lands, along magnificent bluffs and deserted beaches.

You'll be knocked-out by stunning scenery, wildlife and endless beaches (a photographers delight). You'll be amazed to learn that unimpressive vegetation is often food or medicine. You'll discover the survival secrets of how to navigate by the sun; find water and bush tucker.

It's a hell of a way to discover the cultural history of Shark Bay and it's sensational scenery, fascinating plants and animals as well as learn bush survival skills. On tour some of the stunning trees you'll meet are the life-saving Kurrajong tree, the endangered Sandalwood tree and the Acacia tree in its many guises.

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This was sheep country. Yet it's an area of only seasonal grass. You'll find out how the sheep survived. You'll also learn the ingenious method used to bring the sheep in for shearing.

Year-round Shark Bay teems with birds. In September migratory birds return from the Northern Hemisphere boost numbers. Our best count in one tour, is 39 different species.

July, August and September are wildflower months and Shark Bay has the longest wildflower season in the state. In full bloom the place looks as if it has been doused with a tin of rainbow paint. The warmer months bring out the reptiles – monitors, geckos, skinks, dragons and the fabulous Thorny Devil.