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Abrolhos Island Discovery Full Day Tour with Pink Lake Add-on From Geraldton｜Australia
Abrolhos Island Discovery Full Day Tour with Pink Lake Add-on From Geraldton｜Australia
Abrolhos Island Discovery Full Day Tour with Pink Lake Add-on From Geraldton｜Australia

Abrolhos Island Discovery Full Day Tour with Pink Lake Add-on From Geraldton｜Australia

Australia-Western Australia , Moonyoonooka
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  • 6 hour tour including a generous Antipasto spread, scenic flight to the Pink Lake at Hutt Lagoon & Abrolhos Islands. Explore East Wallabi Island, snorkel & swim in the bay as well as enjoying a guided nature walk to view bird and wildlife.
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Begin your day with a one-hour scenic flight from Geraldton to the spectacular Abrolhos Islands, a chain of 122 coral islands known for their rich marine life, turquoise lagoons, and vibrant coral reefs.

Fly over the Pelsaert Group before landing on East Wallabi Island in the Wallabi Group. Take a short walk to Turtle Bay to enjoy swimming and snorkelling in calm, protected reef waters.

Relax over lunch with tea and plunger coffee, with Standard, Vegan, and Gluten-Free options available, then join a guided nature walk to explore birdlife, limestone formations, and the island’s unique environment.

Your return flight (30–40 minutes) takes you over the historic Batavia shipwreck site and the brilliant Hutt Lagoon Pink Lake, where mineral-rich waters create striking pink hues. Continue along the coast back to Geraldton.

Tour Highlights



  • Scenic flight to East Wallabi Island (1 hour out)




  • Return flight over Abrolhos atolls, Batavia wreck & Pink Lake




  • Snorkelling at Turtle Bay (equipment provided)




  • Guided nature walk




  • Lunch with Standard, Vegan & Gluten-Free options




  • Tea, plunger coffee & refreshments included




  • Pilot commentary & noise-reducing headsets









Tour Duration: Approx. 6 hours (plus 30 minutes for check-in)


Please make sure when booking that the weight is including shoes and after a meal as we need your  maximum fully clothed weight for safety.

 

* Advertised prices are from 1st April to the 31 March each year, prices may change on bookings past these dates

** All activities on the Island are optional and at the discretion of passengers, participation is not mandatory 

Please note: due to some aircraft having a maximum seat weight of 120kgs, tickets available through online booking are capped at a total passenger weight of 120kgs.  If someone in your party is over 119kgs, please call our booking line to discuss booking options.  

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  • Please refer to your voucher for final information regarding meeting points, pick-up locations, and pick-up time

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  • Once the order has been completed, it cannot be canceled, modified, or refunded
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FAQ

1. Is it possible to stay overnight on the Abrolhos Islands?

Public overnight stays are generally not permitted on the Abrolhos Islands as they are primarily a Class A nature reserve with strict environmental protections. Most visitors experience the islands through day tours, allowing for exploration of designated areas during daylight hours before returning to the mainland. Limited, specialized accommodation may exist for authorized personnel or specific conservation projects.

2. What significant historical events are associated with the Abrolhos Islands?

The Abrolhos Islands are most famously associated with the 1629 shipwreck of the Dutch East India Company vessel, the Batavia. This event led to a mutiny and massacre among the survivors, leaving a harrowing tale of human survival and conflict. The historical significance of the islands also includes their role in early pearling and fishing industries.

3. Who is responsible for the governance and management of the Abrolhos Islands?

The Houtman Abrolhos Islands are managed by the Western Australian government. The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) is the primary body responsible for their environmental protection and the regulation of tourism, fishing, and other activities within the reserve to preserve its unique ecosystem and historical sites.

4. What are the Houtman Abrolhos Islands known for geographically and ecologically?

The Houtman Abrolhos Islands are an archipelago of 122 low-lying islands and coral reefs located off the coast of Western Australia. Geographically, they are known for their pristine, clear waters and extensive coral formations, which mark the southernmost coral reef in the Indian Ocean. Ecologically, the islands are a vital habitat for a diverse range of marine life, including various fish species, and are a significant breeding ground for numerous species of seabirds.

5. How far are the Abrolhos Islands located from Geraldton?

The Abrolhos Islands are located approximately 60 to 80 kilometers (around 37 to 50 miles) off the coast of Geraldton in Western Australia. Due to this distance, scenic flights and boat tours departing from Geraldton are the most popular ways to access and experience the archipelago.

6. What activities can visitors do on East Wallabi Island during the tour?

On East Wallabi Island, visitors can engage in several enriching activities. These include exploring the island's unique environment, snorkeling and swimming in the clear bay waters, and enjoying a guided nature walk. The nature walk provides opportunities to observe the island's diverse birdlife and other unique wildlife in their natural habitat.

7. What is unique about Hutt Lagoon's Pink Lake and its appearance?

Hutt Lagoon, often referred to as the Pink Lake, is unique due to its vibrant pink or red hue. This distinctive coloration is caused by the presence of Dunaliella salina, a type of algae that produces beta-carotene, a pigment used in food coloring and cosmetics. The intensity of the pink can vary with the time of day, cloud cover, and salinity levels, creating a stunning natural spectacle.

8. What kind of unique bird and wildlife can be observed on the Abrolhos Islands?

The Abrolhos Islands are a significant sanctuary for a wide variety of unique bird and marine wildlife. Visitors can commonly observe numerous species of seabirds, including various terns, noddies, and shearwaters, as the islands are an important breeding ground. The surrounding waters teem with marine life such as various fish species, sea lions, and often playful dolphins, making it an excellent spot for wildlife enthusiasts.

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