Integrity's Hop On Hop Off Pass is the main way independent travellers do the WA coast between Perth and Broome. Unlike the east-coast day passes, it is priced by distance: you buy a kilometre allowance and spend it in any direction, hopping on and off along the Coral Coast and Pilbara over a full year.
Roughly a Coral Coast segment such as Perth to Exmouth. Any direction; kilometres last the 12-month validity.
3000 kmSweet spot
$399
Around a Perth to Broome one-way with room for side trips, or a Coral Coast return.
6000 km
$724
Enough for a Perth to Broome return, or a one-way with plenty of stops along the way.
Worth-it calculator
Is the Integrity Coachlines Hop On Hop Off Pass cheaper than buying tickets?
Enter how many bus trips you actually plan to take, and the typical fare you would pay for one. We will tell you the truth, including when the pass is the wrong product.
4 trip(s) at $59 = $237. Pass cost: $278.
Buying individual tickets is $41 cheaper.
These numbers are an estimate. Actual fares vary by date, demand, and operator. Check the Search page for live prices on your specific dates.
Currency conversions are approximate. Operators may charge in AUD.
When it saves money
When the Integrity Coachlines Hop On Hop Off Pass is worth it.
It suits anyone doing the Perth to Broome run with stops (Coral Coast towns, Ningaloo, the Pilbara) rather than a single point-to-point ticket. The 3000 km tier at $399 roughly covers a Perth to Broome one-way with kilometres to spare for side trips; the 6000 km tier at $724 is built for the return.
When to skip it
When this pass is not worth it.
For a single short hop along the coast, an individual Integrity fare is cheaper than even the 1500 km pass. The pass only pays off once you are stringing several legs together, and the distance budget, not the calendar, is the real limit.
Better alternatives
If this pass is not the right fit.
For a one-off long leg, book a single Integrity fare instead. There is no other long-distance coach network on the Perth to Broome corridor, so the choice is really pass versus point-to-point tickets on Integrity rather than pass versus another operator.
Kilometres beyond your chosen allowance (top up or buy a larger tier)
Charter and tour services
Eligibility
Open to all travellers. Concessions (senior, pensioner, student, health care, backpacker/YHA, NOMADS) are offered on standard fares; confirm pass concessions with Integrity at purchase.
Travel restrictions
Valid for 12 months. Any direction along the Perth to Broome corridor. Seats should be reserved for each leg; the pass covers the fare, not an automatic seat.
Validity
Starts on purchase (12-month validity). Must be activated within 12 months of purchase.