The Bibbulmun Track is Western Australia's longest walking trail at almost 1000 kilometres, going all the way from Perth to Albany on the south coast. They've selected the most scenic and varied coastal and karri forest sections between Walpole and Albany. On this guided group trip, you'll hike through magnificent towering karri and tingle forests, both unique eucalyptus that are found only in south-west Western Australia. At the Ancient Empire Walk, you'll walk amongst tingle trees that are large enough to park a car in! Fortunately that's no longer allowed though and Tree Tops Walk has been developed to protect these giants. Onwards to the ocean and a coastline that's liberally dotted with breathtaking beaches and idyllic coves. They've deliberately avoided lots of sandy beach walking though, focusing instead on cliff-top tracks with many elevated vantage points offering stunning panoramas. Conspicuous Cliffs, Peaceful Bay, Lowland Beach and Cosy Corner are real gems. A little inland, climb to the summit of Monkey Rock for a bird's-eye view over Denmark's Wilson Inlet. What a peaceful place this is to enjoy a break. On the last day the track meanders through the Albany Wind Farm whose massive turbines produce renewable energy.