Amazing scenery, adventure, hiking, wildlife, culture and a lot more on this all-inclusive tour. Travel the heart line of the Kimberley, The Gibb River Road, to explore spectacular gorges, an ancient Devonian Reef System, discover Aboriginal rock art, swim beneath waterfalls and wonder at this pristine paradise. The rugged Kimberley region awaits. You’ll visit gorges and waterholes, beautiful campgrounds, working cattle stations and walk amongst the Beehive Domes of the Bungle Bungles in the World Heritage Listed Purnululu National Park.
With two expert tour guides, we leave Broome and embark into the Australian outback for a 4WD adventure circumventing the Kimberley region, an area twice the size of England. This area is so unexplored that as our small group wanders you will feel like some of the only people on the planet. With minimal phone signal for 12 days, you have the chance to truly be off the grid. Windjana Gorge is the first major highlight where we see ancient coral rock formations and crocodiles sun-baking on the sand. We walk into Tunnel Creek, an underground cave system beneath the Napier Ranges and hear all about the history of the local Indigenous people and a freedom fighter named Jandamarra. Then its swimming time, with a visit to Bell Gorge. We hike in the heat of the Kimberley and the payoff is a cool swim in the waterfalls and pools at each location including Galvan’s Gorge and Manning Falls. Home Valley Station is an oasis in the Kimberley where we watch the sunset from the banks of the Pentecost River, enjoy the light show and colours of the Cockburn Range. El Questro is your next stop where we enjoy a 45-minute hike into the coolest water and most tranquil setting of Emma Gorge. Explore El Questro Station and some of the optional activities. There is also a visit to Zebedee hot springs to soak and relax and an amazing view from Pigeon Lookout at sunset.
Leaving the Gibb River Road you have the option of a scenic flight to explore the picturesque Mitchell Falls or the Kimberley coastline to Kalumburu Indigenous community. We visit the unique east Kimberley town of Kununurra, a farming town built on the damming of the mighty Ord River and creation of Lake Argyle, a man-made inland sea. After the awe of the Bungle Bungles, we travel to Halls Creek and Fitzroy Crossing where our final night is at an exclusive Adventure Wild campsite on a working cattle station, camped by a billabong under billions of stars.
We have permanent campsites, where on 10 out of 11 nights our tents are awaiting your arrival. Our itinerary and established campsites allow you more time to relax and enjoy your travels. Our guides, professional, mature married couples ensure an educational journey in safety and comfort.
Our tour is all inclusive with no hidden extras, free sleeping bag, and complimentary Geike Gorge Cruise. All meals from morning tea on day one until lunch on day twelve are provided.
Get out of your comfort zone and off the beaten track. See the most spectacular parts of the Western Australian outback. Camp, hike, and swim to your heart's content.
