If the dreamlike wonders of Western Australia are high on your clients’ 2025 travel wish list, now’s the time to book as AAT Kings have stellar savings with up to $1,800 air credit per couple! We reveal all, from the Kimberley’s remote and rugged adventures to the gorgeous scenery and wines of the Margaret River Region. Read on!
When your clients travel with AAT Kings, they not only get to tour their dream destination but gain access to over 100 years of experience from Australia and New Zealand’s largest leading tour operator.
Over a century to perfect the essence of adventure, bond with local communities, understand the culture and pass down their shared wisdom and passion from expert guide to expert guide.
It’s no wonder AAT Kings is so popular. And now, there’s savings for your clients to enjoy, too!
What guests say
That AAT Kings excel at what they do is not hyperbole; guest feedback consistently praises them for their:
- Well-organised trips: Reviews reveal frequent mentions of thoughtful itineraries, smooth logistics, and punctuality. Guests valued the balance between sightseeing, free time, and planned activities.
- Knowledgeable & friendly staff: AAT Kings’ guides and drivers are lauded for their knowledge, humour, friendliness, and engaging commentary.
- Comfortable travel experience: Spotless accommodation, reliable transportation, and plentiful meal options are recurring guest compliments.
- Memorable experiences: Insightful storytelling, coupled with fascinating optional activities, is a clear recipe for success.
- Sustainable tourism: Guests learn how to travel with greater purpose, thanks to AAT Kings’ commitment to sustainable tourism.
Air credit savings
AAT Kings make choosing Western Australia in 2025 easy with their offer of up to $1,800 air credit per couple on select tours*.
Valid for departures up to 31 December 2025, take advantage of:
- A $500 air credit per person for tours 6 to 10 days long. Use promocode AIRCRED500.
- A $900 air credit per person for tours 11+ days. Use promocode AIRCRED900.
Book before 17 April 2025 through TAP (Travel Agent Portal). Log in or register here.
How Western Australia wows
Carolyn Tipper, an experienced Travel Director with AAT Kings for over 20 years, reveals why Western Australia has her heart.
“I love guiding guests through WA because the natural diversity is immense! The Indigenous and local people are my true loves, along with the state’s history from the beginning of time to today.”
When asked about her favourite Western Australia location, she said, “Impossible, I enjoy it all!”
“Every region has its charm, be it the west’s harsh desert country, the rugged mountains, ancient geology, amazing wildflowers, coastal animals, and diverse culture. There are so many stories to tell!”
When asked what visitors want beyond the sightseeing, Tipper shared, “They want a worry-free, all-encompassing holiday. They yearn to see, hear and meet the people who have and ARE the real stories of this great place. They gain empathy for our precious cultures while standing in awe of WA’s massive horizons.”
AAT Kings Western Australia highlights
It’s clear Carolyn Tipper considers herself lucky to guide through Western Australia, so what are the state’s highlights?
Mimbi Caves
An Indigenous guide showcases the ancient rock paintings and majestic Dreamtime stories of the spectacular Mimbi Caves.
Tipper reveals, “Dating over 350 million years, the Mimbi Caves are part of the Devonian limestone Reef and home of the Gooniyandi people. In WWII, the crystal-clear icy rock pools were used for fresh water, keeping cool, and protection from pastoralists.”
Your clients can discover Mimbi Caves on day four of the 11-day Wonders of the Kimberley. From $8,240pp twin share – plus, get up to $900 air credit.
Kalbarri National Park
The Murchison River left echo-inspiring gorges in its path as it carved its way through Kalbarri National Park. A hundred metres above the river, Kalbarri Skywalk best reveals soaring cliffs and red-and-white banded sandstone of this impressive natural wonder.
“Known as Kaju Yatka in Nanda language, this was once the waterway into desert country for those chasing gold and minerals,” Tipper shares. “Kalbarri National Park is also home to a staggering 12,000 wildflower species, with 60% found nowhere else on Earth!”
Guests also enjoy a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience, learning about bushfoods, medicine plants, and history from an Aboriginal perspective.
Find this on day four of the 13-day Untamed Pilbara and West Coast. From $9,445 with a $900 air credit.
Hamelin Bay Wines
The premium wines of the Margaret River Region are a major draw. While there are many high-quality vineyards, Hamelin Bay Wines stands out for its picturesque oceanside location and delicious vintages.
“Off the beaten track, this is one of WA’s most relaxed family-run venues,” Tipper reveals. “It features amazing red and white signature wines, accompanied by upmarket pub food and spectacular views.”
Guests visit on day seven of the expansive 15-day Western Wonderland itinerary. From $7,313 with $900 air credit.
Hoochery Distillery
En route between the Kimberley’s Kununurra and Emma Gorge, the Hoochery Distillery showcases the inner workings of a family-run rum distillery. Guests meet the makers and discover the process to make award-winning rums and whiskeys.
Tipper loves the family’s determination to become Western Australia’s first legal rum distillery. “Guests enjoy learning how everything was hand-built and sourced locally.”
The distillery features on day five of AAT Kings’ 11-day Untamed Kimberley tour. From $8,240 per person with $900 air credit.
Geraldton’s wildflowers
The Midwest’s breathtaking landscape wows annually when over 12,000 wildflower species bloom. As well as seeing this stunning spectacle, guests explore native flora paintings at Helen Ansell Art Gallery and revel in expert narration about wildflower species at Coleseam Conservation Park.
Tipper acknowledges, “The perfect combination of soil, sunshine and rain creates spectacular wildflower displays across this vast region with the best viewing between August and October.”
Geraldton’s blooms bring delight on day five of the 7-day Wildflower Wonderer. From $3,465 with a $500 air credit.
El Questro
The towering ochre gorges of the Cockburn Ranges, picturesque watering holes, and the soothing sounds of nature are a highlight.
Tipper shares what makes it special, “Spanning 700,000 acres in the heart of the beautiful Kimberley region, the landscape is dotted with cascading waterfalls and thermal springs.”
El Questro is on days 15 and 16 of the Wonders of the West Coast and Kimberley tour. From $15,422 with a $900 air credit.
Discover more
To learn more about eligible tours, visit aatkings.com or contact their experts on 1300 228 546. To book, head straight to TAP.
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