5 Day Broome to the Bungle Bungles Tour
A whistle-stop tour into the Kimberley on this 5 Day Broome to the Bungle Bungles. Visit Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungles)
Our 5 day 4WD tour from Broome gives you the best value Kimberley adventure tour. One of the best Bungle Bungle tours from Broome. Take our tour for 5 Days to the Bungle Bungles from Broome and return to Broome.
Travel in our custom-built comfortable 4WD touring vehicle, specially designed for the local conditions of the remote outback terrain we love to explore on this tour.
Highlights are Windjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Bungle Bungles, Echidna Chasm, Cathedral Gorge, Mimbi Caves, China Wall, Geikie Gorge Cruise.
Check out one of the world’s most unique landscapes at the famous Bungle Bungles. Explore the outback oasis of Windjana Gorge, searching for freshwater crocodiles, local birdlife, and indigenous bushtucker. Venture into Tunnel Creek to discover stalactites, secret caves and a large variety of wildlife and swim in an idyllic waterhole, and don’t miss a cruise on the waters of Geikie Gorge before returning to Broome.
From Broome to Broome this tour takes you into the Kimberley to visit Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungles)
If you are already travelling to Broome for a holiday and would like a short but memorable 4WD tour to explore the Kimberley, this is the trip for you!
5 Day Broome to the Bungle Bungles
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Itinerary
- Marvel at the Bungle Bungles – unique orange and black striped ‚beehive‘ formations that are more than 20 million years old.
- Take a guided tour of Mimbi Caves – one of Western Australia’s largest cave systems – with a local Gooniyandi guide.
- See the old gold rush town of Halls Creek and The China Wall – a naturally formed white quartz wall that rises to 6 m above the landscape.
- Cool off in a waterhole at Cathedral Gorge surrounded by birdsong and the towering red rock walls of the gorge.
- Travel to the geological wonder of Windjana Gorge – an oasis in the outback beneath gorge walls rising 90 m. Enjoy a picnic lunch and search for freshwater crocodiles, local birdlife and Indigenous bushtucker.
Essential things to pack
- A pair of shoes/sandals that you don’t mind getting wet – and we mean fully immersed in water. Ideally, wet shoes or sandals.
- A torch (ideally a head torch)
- A broad-brimmed hat with sun visor for all round protection
- Swimming costume and towel
- Bath towel
- Walking/trekking shoes
- Personal water bottle (ideally 1.5L capacity)
- Small day pack
- Personal toiletries
- Insect repellent & sunscreen
- Long-sleeved cotton shirt (sun protection) and loose-fitting pants (warmth and insect protection for evenings)
- Warm jumper (particularly in May-Aug)
- Sleeping Bag *Note: 10ºC sleeping bags are available for sale at $45pp – must be requested prior to travel and can be kept following your trip or donated to indigenous communities.
- Note: Maximum bag weight limit is 15kg – no suitcases
Important Booking Info
- This is a camping trip for those who are looking for the basics. Simple facilities and lack of emphasis on creature comforts make this an authentic experience of the Australian outback. A Single Supplement is not available on the default version of this trip. As a single traveller, you will have a tent to yourself on camping nights however, in the remote Bungle Bungles Safari Camp (Day 2 and 3) you’ll be paired up with another single traveller of the same gender. An accommodation upgrade (Camping Plus) is available upon request and subject to availability at an additional cost. Camping Plus can also be booked with the option for a single supplement. Please see the accommodation section of your trip notes or speak to your travel agent for more details.
- On some days of the trip, you’ll spend several hours driving through very sparse areas of Australia. Sit back and enjoy landscapes that you would miss in any other form of travel. Extra space can be tight, and conditions may feel a little cramped.
- This itinerary involves some clambering over rocks, wading in water by torchlight, walking on rocky creek beds and ascending/descending into gorges. A reasonable level of fitness and being sure on your feet is necessary to participate.
Space in our vehicles is limited so please keep luggage light – bring only essentials in a small soft bag, MAXIMUM 15kg. Suitcases are NOT suitable. Excess luggage must be left in Broome or sent to a forward destination.
SINGLE TRAVELLERS & ACCOMMODATION UPGRADE
A Single Supplement is not available on the default version of this trip. As a single traveller you will share a tent with another single traveller of the same gender, or you can use your swag. An accommodation upgrade (Camping Plus) is available upon request and subject to availability, at an additional cost. Camping Plus can also be booked with the option for a single supplement. Please see the accommodation section of your trip notes or speak to your travel agent for more details.
PARTICIPATORY CAMPING
It is important that travellers participate in setting up camp each night, though the leader can assist where necessary. The leader also appreciates the assistance or one or two group members in preparing/clearing meals. It is essential that all our groups leave the camp they stay in as they found them for the next travellers – the Kimberley is a pristine wilderness and it is our responsibility to ensure it stays this way.
Accommodation on this trip is twin share and is a combination of pop-up tents and permanent tents with basic beds. Each traveller will also get a swag (Australian bedroll), so you can opt to sleep under stars, a true Australian experience. Please bring your own sleeping bag or purchase one from us in advance. A pillow, pillowcase, bottom sheet and a swag/canvas bed roll are always provided.
This trip starts in Broome with an early pick-up at 7:30am on day 1 at our default pick-up location, unless you request an alternative pick-up location well ahead of departure. The trip finishes at around 7:00pm on the last day. We recommend you arrive a day prior to the trip’s departure date and onward travel should not be booked until the following day.
