About this tour
Watch the sun drop over Kalbarri's rugged landscape from the Skywalk platform, then stay on as darkness falls to explore the outback's star-filled sky through a telescope. This four-hour evening outing pairs sunset views with guided stargazing, led by locals who know both the landscape and the night sky. You'll have sparkling wine, water, and a picnic dinner while the light fades and the universe reveals itself overhead.
Highlights
- Sunset views from Skywalk's elevated glass platform
- Guided telescope stargazing in minimal light pollution
- Sparkling wine and picnic dinner included
- Air-conditioned transport to and from venue
- National Park entry pass covered
- Suitable for all fitness levels and ages
What to expect
You'll be driven to the Skywalk in an air-conditioned vehicle and arrive well before sunset. The guide will position you at the platform as the light shifts—expect 30–40 minutes of golden-hour photography and observation as the landscape shifts colour. Once darkness settles, the real work begins: the telescope comes out, your guide points out constellations and deep-sky objects specific to the season, and you take turns looking through. Bring layers; outback nights cool quickly. The picnic dinner breaks up the evening and gives your eyes time to adjust to darkness.
Good to know
Wear closed shoes and bring a torch if you have one. The Skywalk is wheelchair accessible; strollers work too. Infants sit on laps. Cloud cover affects stargazing quality, but the sunset happens regardless. Gratuities aren't included, so factor that in if you'd like to tip your guide.
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