Western Australia

With world class vineyards in the west and storied breweries and beer gardens in the east, Germany's social scene is hard to match. Not your jam? Explore quaint 1000 year old villages or modern cities. Cruise the northern coast or trek through the Bavarian Alps. Tour a castle or see timeless art first hand. No matter your preferred adventure, Germany has you covered.

Swimming with

Whalesharks & Humpbacks

Western Australia

25 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Frankfurt
Day 2: Explore Wiesbaden including the outdoor market and architecture
Day 3: Tour Bad Munster & Bad Kreuznach
Day 4: Day trip to Kiedrich to visit vineyards and wine stand
Day 5: Day trip to Heidelberg to visit the castle
Day 6: Break Day
Day 7: Day trip to Frankfurt for apple wine
Day 8: Day trip to Rüdesheim for a cable car and river cruise and Rüdesheimer coffee
Day 9: Day trip to Johannisberg to visit the vineyard and wine stands
Day 10: Depart

How To Use This Map

This map is created in Google Maps. Click on it to open in a new window. Then click the icon at the top that says "open with my google maps." The map will become interactive. You can see the towns we stayed in and many of the stops we made along the way. Each one also includes a photo! Enjoy!

This was our itinerary. See other itinerary suggestions below!

Build your own adventure!

We only scratched the surface of everything to do in Western Australia. There are so many incredible cities, towns and sites to visit!

14 Day Road Trip

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Munich
Day 2: Tour the city- visit the park and a beer garden
Day 3: Continue exploring the city
Day 4: Day trip to Garmisch-Partenkirchen to see the highest mountain in Germany and walk around the highest Lake, Eibsee.
Day 5: Depart

10 Day Itinerary

Perth & Margaret River

Day 1: Arrive in Frankfurt

Day 2: Explore Wiesbaden

Day 3: Day trip to Heidelberg to visit the castle

Day 4: Day trip to Rüdesheim for Rüdesheimer coffee

Day 5: Arrive in Munich and tour the city
Day 6: Day trip to Garmisch-Partenkirchen to see the highest mountain in Germany and walk around the highest Lake, Eibsee.
Day 7: Depart

*Please note that this would be a very fast paced schedule and lots of traveling each day. This may be better for backpackers where you stay in each location instead of doing day trips.