Guide

Australian & English speaking guide are your hosts for this adventure.

Transport

We travel in professionally prepared 4WD dual cab utes, 4WD utes, front facing seats in a 4WD troupe carrier or 6, 7 Seat 4WD’s. Transfers to your hotels in Broome or Broome airport are also included.

Others

All sightseeing and activities stated as included.

Accommodation

Dome Tent Accommodation Dome tents provide great covered space at the front of the tent for leaving incidentals outside particularly when it rains. Their windows are often lower than a lot of other tents helping air flow in the heat of the kimberley. These two advantages alone make them ideal for the trip compared to the square safari type shaped tents. The tents take 10 minutes or less to set up. There are a number of locations where we stay 2 or 3 nights in the one location which reduces the amont of time a tent needs to be erected or dismantled during the trip considerably. The guides are more than happy to assist with tent construction and we recommend particpants work in teams of two. You can also stand up in the tents unless your big bird which is very handy. We also supply a camping inflatible mattress and fan with a light. In general we find that most people are comfortable on the mattresses. For participants who may have dificulty with agility issues or a medical issue requiring tham to use a stretcher bed these can be supplied for an additional fee of $150.00 . The stretcher bed and inflatable mattresses are yours to keep at the end of the tour should you like to take them with you. Due to health reasons we can no longer re-use bedding. If you would like to bring your own bedding it must fold or roll up to a size 65cm x 25cm and preferably have a bag or strapping to hold it rolled/folded firm.

Meals

All Breakfasts are included on the trip except for Day 1. All dinners are included on the trip except for Day 21. Lunch is not included - Why? We believe in supporting our local communities as we travel through them. Buying our lunch as these stops helps the local commerse and tourism in these regions which is a large part of the communities revenue. Stopping for lunch also allows us to stop, immerse and surround ourselves in these environments. It gives us a chance to talk to the locals and other travellers and will be a large part of our tour dynamics every day. You are welcome to bring along a packed dry lunch. You should bring along or allow purchases for snacks and drinks. Spring Water is included for the duration of your tour. Vegetarian, Pescatarian, Gluten Free and Halal dietary needs attract no aditional charge. Vegan, Jain and Kosher meals attract an aditional charge of $210.00pp ($10 per day). Kosher meals are only supplied for tours where all participants will eat Kosher Meals.

Not included:

Flights

Flights are not included in the price of the trip. Do not book flights for any trip until we advise you that your booking is confirmed and you can book flights. Confirmation of you place on the trip does occur on Tourradar at time of booking. Flights can be purchased following our confirmation welcome email and our what to bring message. To fly to Broome, some airports you can fly direct, however, often participants find it easier and sometimes cheaper to fly to Perth and then from Perth to Broome.

Others

Other activities and services are not included.

Insurance

All participants are required to purchase travel insurance for this trip.

Optional

Active Sloth Activity Rating Guide 1.Sloth: Easy – Suitable for beginners and people with limited mobility. Short and flat trails with minimal elevation gain and easy terrain. Low adrenaline, low risk activity. 2.Rabbit: Moderate-Easy – Slightly more challenging than sloth mode, but still doable for most beginners. Trails may have more elevation gain and uneven terrain. Activity is mild. 3.Kangaroo: Moderate – Suitable for hikers & walkers with some experience. Trails may be longer with steeper inclines and more technical terrain. Wear appropriate clothing, footwear and take walking aids if required. Heart elevated activity. Excitement based activity. 4.Panther: Challenging – Suitable for experienced hikers & walkers with good physical conditioning. Trails may be longer and steeper with more challenging terrain. Suitable for most active people. Must wear appropriate clothing, footwear and use hiking aids if required. Adrenaline based activity. 5.Mountain Goat: Very challenging - a challenging activity overall or has very challenging parts to the activity. This doesn’t mean it’s not manageable by most physically active people, please talk with our guide to discuss your situation. Hikers will be experienced with excellent physical fitness. Trails may involve steep inclines, difficult terrain, and exposure to heights. High Adrenaline based activity. High heartrate elevation expected. Do not attempt without preparation and the right gear. Of couse, these are just suggestions and the actual difficulty of an activity will depend on various factors such as but not limited to: altitude, weather conditions, an individuals fitness levels.

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Day 1 Broome To Fitzroy Crossing
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Broome To Fitzroy Crossing

Welcome to Day 1 of our exciting Kimberley safari, where we take you on an unforgettable journey through the stunning landscapes of Western Australia.

Our journey begins in Broome, where we meet and greet our fellow adventurers before embarking on our journey to Fitzroy Crossing via Tunnel Creek.

Today’s adventure will have us wading through water in the fascinating ancient cave system known as Tunnel Creek. Carved out of the Napier Range, it is home to fascinating geological formations, freshwater pools, and an abundance of wildlife including freshwater crocodiles. We’ll also look for some aboriginal cave paintings here.

For this adventure you will need a head torch, water shoes, waterproof pouch for camera/phone, and a sense of adventure. Many people choose to wear their swimwear.

After our visit to Tunnel Creek, we continue our journey to Fitzroy Crossing, where we set up camp for the night.

• Activity: Tunnel Creek

• Walking distance - 2km return

• Time spent at Activity - 2.30hrs

• Level of Activity rating - GOAT - Level 5 - but only due to the fact it’s dark and you need to wade through water and climb over a few boulders to enter the caves. Most people will be able to complete this activity.

• Camping = 1 night Tunnel Creek

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Active Sloth Activity Rating Guide

1. Sloth: Easy – Suitable for beginners and people with limited mobility. Short and flat trails with minimal elevation gain and easy terrain. Low adrenaline, low risk activity.

2. Rabbit: Moderate-Easy – Slightly more challenging than sloth mode, but still doable for most beginners. Trails may have more elevation gain and uneven terrain. Activity is mild.

3. Kangaroo: Moderate – Suitable for hikers & walkers with some experience. Trails may be longer with steeper inclines and more technical terrain. Wear appropriate clothing, footwear and take walking aids if required. Heart elevated activity. Excitement based activity.

4. Panther: Challenging – Suitable for experienced hikers & walkers with good physical conditioning. Trails may be longer and steeper with more challenging terrain. Suitable for most active people. Must wear appropriate clothing, footwear and use hiking aids if required. Adrenaline based activity.

5. Goat: Very challenging - a challenging activity overall or has very challenging parts to the activity. This doesn’t mean it’s not manageable by most physically active people, please talk with our guide to discuss your situation. Hikers will be experienced with excellent physical fitness. Trails may involve steep inclines, difficult terrain, and exposure to heights. High Adrenaline based activity. High heartrate elevation expected. Do not attempt without preparation and the right gear.

Of course, these are just suggestions, and the actual difficulty of an activity will depend on various factors such as but not limited to: altitude, weather conditions, an individual’s fitness levels.
Day 2 Fitzroy Crossing To Wolfe Creek Crater
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Fitzroy Crossing To Wolfe Creek Crater

Day 2. Today, we continue our journey through the beautiful Kimberley region, exploring more of its natural wonders. Today is a big driving day as we head deep into the centre towards the Tanami Dessert.

After enjoying a hearty breakfast, we depart from Fitzroy Crossing and head towards the awe-inspiring Wolfe Creek Crater via the infamous Tanami Road. As we drive, we witness the stunning beauty of the region’s red dirt roads, rugged landscapes, and rolling hills.

Once we arrive at Wolfe Creek Crater, the 2nd largest meteorite crater in the world, we take a leisurely hike around the rim, taking in the incredible views of the surrounding wilderness. The crater is a significant natural landmark and holds great significance to the local indigenous people, the Djaru.

After exploring the crater and learning about its geological and cultural significance, we set up camp nearby and enjoy a delicious meal and marvel at the starry sky above. We’ll settle down into our tents for a good nights sleep (unless you watched the movie of the same name, then you might want to buddy up with your new campmates for the night?)

Activity: Wolfe Creek Crater

Halls Creek Visitor Centre

Walking distance - 3.6km round the rim of the crater

Time spent at Activity - 2hrs + overnight.

Level of Activity rating - KANGAROO - Level 3 - Uneven surface around crater edge - rocky

Lunch at Halls Creek

Camping = 1 night - Wolfe Creek Crater Camp

(B & D)
Day 3 Wolfe Creek Crater To Purnululu National Park / Bungle Bungles
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Wolfe Creek Crater To Purnululu National Park / Bungle Bungles

Day 3 has us set out on another big drive today. This will be the last of the biggest drive days as we venture right into the heart of the Kimberley and all of her attractions. Departing Wolfe Creek Crater we’ll stop in for lunch again to Halls Creek and visit the historic hotel. We’ll drive through to the Bungle Bungles Purnulunu taking in the stunning scenery of the red rock formations and ancient gorges before we land at the Visitor Centre to get our permits and campsite alotment. The road in is fun with water crossings and plenty of bumps! the park’s winding roads, taking in the stunning scenery of the red rock formations and ancient gorges.

After setting up camp we’ll enjoy a much welcome stretch of our legs as we explore the magnificent Purnululu National Park, home to the world-renowned Bungle Bungle Range.

Our first stop is Cathedral Gorge, a natural amphitheatre (singing encouraged) that features soaring rock walls and a tranquil pool of water. We take a short walk to reach the gorge and marvel at its breathtaking beauty. Afterwards we’ll get sunset at one of the lookouts on the way back to camp.

Activity: Lunch at Halls Creek Hotel

Cathedral Gorge

Bungle Bungle Lookouts

Purnulunu Visitor Centre

Walking distance - 2km return

Time spent at Activity - 2hrs + overnight

Level of Activity rating - KANGAROO - Level 3 - Uneven surface as we walk through the gorge - rocky

Camping = 2 nights - Bungle Bungles campground

(B & D)
Day 4 Purnululu National Park
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Purnululu National Park

Day 4 of our exciting tour of the Bungle Bungles! We are excited to continue exploring the Bungle Bungles and discovering more of its hidden treasures.

Today, we will explore some of the park’s most iconic landmarks and natural wonders.

We start our day by waking up early to catch the sunrise over the Bungle Bungle Range. We then embark on a hike through Echidna Chasm, one of the park’s most stunning gorges. As we walk, we marvel at the towering cliffs and the way the sunlight illuminates the narrow passage.

After our hike, we head to Mini Palms Gorge, where we discover a hidden oasis of lush greenery and towering palms. We take a leisurely walk through the gorge, admiring the unique flora and fauna of the region.

Next, we visit Osmand Lookout, which offers panoramic views of the Bungle Bungle Range and the surrounding landscape. We take a moment to appreciate the incredible natural beauty of the region.

For those seeking an extra thrill, there’s an opportunity to take a helicopter flight over the park, which provides a unique perspective on the Bungle Bungle Range and its rugged terrain.

As the day draws to a close, we head to Kungkalanayi Lookout for a breathtaking sunset. We take in the stunning views over the park while enjoying some drinks and snacks.

Day 4 of our tour has been a truly memorable experience, filled with natural wonders and awe-inspiring views.

Activity:

Echidna Chasm - 2km return

Bungle Bungle Lookouts

Mini Palms Gorge 4.4 km

Walking distance - 6.4km

Time spent at Activity - 8hrs + overnight

Level of Activity rating - KANGAROO to PANTHER - Level 3 & 4 - Uneven surface as we walk through the gorges, very rocky in places, some large boulders to climb over if you want to go that far in.

Camping = 2 night - Bungle Bungles campground

(B & D)
Day 5 Purnulunu - Lake Argyle - Kununurra
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Purnulunu - Lake Argyle - Kununurra

Day 5 of our tour, as we bid farewell to the magnificent Purnulunu National Park and make our way to Kununurra and Lake Argyle.

We start our day with a visit to Molly Spring, a hidden gem in the heart of the Kimberley. Here, we take a short hike to reach the spring and marvel at its crystal clear waters and lush vegetation.

After our visit to Molly Spring, we arrive in Kununurra, a vibrant town that serves as the gateway to the East Kimberley region. Over the next few days we take some time to explore the town’s local markets, galleries, and cafes.

This afternoon, we head to Lake Argyle, the largest man-made lake in the Southern Hemisphere, where we enjoy a leisurely cruise along the lake’s calm waters. As we cruise, we take in the stunning scenery of the surrounding hills and rocky outcrops, as well as the diverse birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You might be surprised to learn there are 35,000 freshwater crocodiles in this lake, and what’s even more surprising - if you dare, you can swim with them! - cold drink in hand, with not a care in the world!

After the cruise, we take some time to relax by the infinity pool, soaking in the stunning views of the lake and its surrounding landscape.

As the sun begins to set, we head to a secluded spot along the lake’s edge to watch the sunset and take in the beauty of the region while watching the colours of the sky change and the stars come out.

Activity:

Molly Springs -

Lake Argyle Boat Cruise

Lake Argyle Swim and Infinity Pool

Sunset Lake Argyle

Walking distance - 600mtrs

Time spent at Activity - 4.5hrs

Level of Activity rating - RABBIT-KANGAROO - Level 2/3 - Swimming and getting into and out of boat.

Camping = 3 night - Kununurra

(B & D)
Day 6 Kununurra - Wyndham - Kununurra
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Kununurra - Wyndham - Kununurra

Day 6 of our Kimberley adventure tour. Today, we start by visiting Ivanhoe Crossing, a historic ford crossing of the Ord River that has been used by Indigenous people for centuries. We take in the stunning views and learn about the cultural significance of this location before heading to The Grotto.

The Grotto is a picturesque natural pool surrounded by towering rock formations. We take a refreshing dip in the cool waters and explore the surrounding area before heading to the Boab Prison Tree.

The Boab Prison Tree is a unique historical site that was used by early settlers as a makeshift prison. We learn about the tree’s fascinating history and its cultural significance before stopping for lunch and some freshly baked pastries and cakes at The Bakery.

After indulging in some delicious treats, we continue our journey to Wyndham town, where we learn about the town’s rich history and visit local landmarks. Next, we head to Five Rivers Lookout, offering panoramic views of the five rivers that converge at the Cambridge Gulf, providing a breathtaking vista of the surrounding landscape.

Finally, we return to Kununurra town where we can explore the town at our leisure.

Dinner : A Gourmet experience - dinner & a show!

Activity:

Ivanhoe Crossing - 4WD Water Crossing

The Grotto

Boab Prison Tree

Bakery Wyndam for lunch

Wyndham

Five Rivers Lookout

Explore Kununurra

Dinner & a Show

Walking distance - 700mtrs

Time spent at Activity - 7hrs

Level of Activity rating - SLOTH / RABBIT / KANGAROO- Level 1/2/3 - Swimming. Grotto has manmade steep steps.

Camping = Kununurra

(B & D)
Day 7 Kununurra - El Questro Via The Gibb River Road
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Kununurra - El Questro Via The Gibb River Road

Welcome to Day 7 of our Kimberley adventure tour. Today, we embark on one of the most iconic drives in Australia, the Gibb River Road. We hit the road early and take in the stunning views of the Cockburn Ranges as we make our way towards Emma Gorge.

Emma Gorge is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Cockburn Ranges. We take a dip in the cool waters of the gorge and hike through the stunning landscape, surrounded by towering cliffs and lush vegetation. We also have the opportunity to explore the beauty of El Questro and her breathtaking vistas.

As we journey along the Gibb River Road, we take in the natural beauty of the Kimberley region, stopping to capture some amazing photos along the way. The route offers endless opportunities to immerse ourselves in the rugged landscapes and rich cultural heritage of the region.

Finally, we arrive at our destination, El Questro, where we can relax and take in the stunning scenery. The El Questro Homestead offers a range of activities for those seeking adventure, including hiking, swimming, and wildlife spotting.

Activity:

Gibb River Road Sign - photo opportunity

Gibb River Road - Road photo (if traffic permits)

Emma Gorge

Cockburn Ranges photography

EL Questro

Jill

Walking distance - 3.4km out and back

Time spent at Activity - 3hrs

Level of Activity rating - KANGAROO - Considered an easy 1hr walk it does involve a bit of rock scrambling and could be more challenging to those unsteady on their feet. This activity involves swimming. The water is quiet cold

Camping = El Questro = 2 nights

(B & D)
Day 8 El Questro Station
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

El Questro Station

Welcome to Day 8 of our Kimberley adventure tour. Today, we continue our exploration of El Questro Station, beginning with a visit to the stunning Zeebedee Springs. This hidden gem is a series of crystal-clear pools fed by natural hot springs, surrounded by lush vegetation and towering cliffs. We take some time to soak in the rejuvenating waters and take in the beauty of the surrounding landscape.

Next, we head to the El Questro Gorge, considered by some to be the best hike in the Kimberley. This is a true oasis in the desert complete with ferns and palms dotted along the creek hiding in the shade of the gorge. This trail is relatively easy for the first section with only some rocky and uneven sections but then becomes a little more difficult if you choose to head further past the pool.

As the day draws to a close, we head to some of the best sunset lookouts in El Questro, where we can take in the stunning views of the surrounding landscape as the sun sets over the horizon.

For those seeking an even more breathtaking view, there is also the opportunity to take a scenic helicopter flight over the stunning Kimberley region.

Activity:

Zeebedee Springs

Gibb River Gorge

EL Questro

Jill

Pizza Dinner

Walking distance - 9.8km

Time spent at Activity - 5hrs

Level of Activity rating - GOAT Level 5 - whilst the Emma Gorge walk is relatively easy up until the 1st pool if you want to complete the whole walk you’ll need to wade through waist deep water and climb some pretty sheer rock faces.

Camping = El Questro = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 9 El Questro - Pentecost River Along The Gibb River Road
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

El Questro - Pentecost River Along The Gibb River Road

Day 9 of our Kimberley adventure tour. Today, we continue our exploration of El Questro Homestead, spending the morning delving deeper into the natural wonders of this stunning region.

There are many incredible activities to choose from in El Questro, including hiking, fishing, swimming, and wildlife spotting. Perhaps you want to take a refreshing dip in one of the park’s many swimming holes, or take a leisurely hike to one of the stunning viewpoints overlooking the valley.

In the afternoon, we set up camp at one of the most famous river bush camping locations in the Kimberley. With the majestic Cockburn Ranges in the background and the pristine river home to wild crocodiles, this location is truly breathtaking. We spend the evening relaxing by the Pentecost river, enjoying the peaceful sounds of nature and the company of our fellow travellers.

Activity:

EL Questro

Jill

Pentecost River

Fishing

Walking distance - undetermined

Time spent at Activity - 4hrs

Level of Activity rating - undetermined

Camping = Pentecost Riverside = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 10 Pentecost River To Drysdale Station
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Pentecost River To Drysdale Station

Day 10 of our Kimberley adventure tour! Today, is a day of stations and treats. An epic day’s drive with 3 amazing station experiences.

We start the day by crossing the imposing Pentecost River, a real 4WD water crossing delight. From there, we’ll make our way to Home Valley Station, an iconic Kimberley cattle station with stunning views of the surrounding landscapes.

Next, we’ll stop at Ellenbrae Station, where we’ll indulge in some of the best hot scones in the Kimberley. These scones are famous throughout the region and are a must-try for anyone visiting the area.

Afterwards, continue your journey to Drysdale Station, one of the few remaining outposts of the Kimberley’s cattle industry. Stop for a cold drink and take in the incredible views of the surrounding wilderness.

Activity:

Crossing the Pentecost River

Homevalley Station

Cockburn Range Viewing Point

Ellenbrae Station - scones

Kalumbaru Rest Area at 3 way

Drysdale Station

Walking distance - minimal

Time spent at Activity - 2 to 3hrs

Level of Activity rating - undetermined

Camping = Drysdale Station = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 11 Drysdale Station To Honeymoon Bay / Kalumburu
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Drysdale Station To Honeymoon Bay / Kalumburu

Day 11 - After a delicious breakfast, we’ll continue our adventure by heading to the picturesque Honeymoon Bay. The journey takes us through some of the most beautiful landscapes of the Kimberley region, passing by rivers, gorges, and majestic mountain ranges. Along the way, we’ll stop at several scenic spots to take in the stunning views and snap some photos.

We’ll arrive at Kalumburu Honeymoon Bay in time for lunch. We’ll set up camp and enjoy the pristine white sand beach and turquoise waters. If we haven’t yet had any luck catching a fish, here is our best chance. This area is renowned for fishing. We’ll take a swim, relax and soak in the serene atmosphere. In the evening, we’ll gather to enjoy a delicious dinner while stargazing under the clear Kimberley sky. It’s the perfect way to end an unforgettable day on our Kimberley safari adventure tour.

Activity:

Swimming: The crystal-clear waters at Honeymoon Bay are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and diving.

Fishing: Honeymoon Bay is a great place to fish for a variety of species, including barramundi, threadfin salmon, and mud crabs.

Beachcombing: The pristine white sand beach at Honeymoon Bay is perfect for beachcombing and shell collecting.

Hiking: There are several hiking trails in the area that offer stunning views of the coast and surrounding wilderness.

Wildlife viewing: The area around Honeymoon Bay is home to a variety of wildlife, including sea turtles, dolphins, and whales.

Sunset watching: The sunsets at Honeymoon Bay are nothing short of spectacular and are not to be missed.

Walking distance - variable depending on activity

Time spent at Activity - 6hrs + overnight

Level of Activity rating - undetermined from Fishing Charters to Swimming & Walking.

Camping = Honeymoon Bay = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 12 Honeymoon Bay - Munurru King Edward Campsite
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Honeymoon Bay - Munurru King Edward Campsite

Day 12 -

Today we’ll explore Honeymoon Bay a little more and then make our way towards Mitchell Falls. We’ll stop to camp at the Munurru King Edwards Campsite nearby the King Edward’s River. Here, we will have the opportunity to see some of the amazing rock art that the Kimberley region is famous for. After spending some time exploring and learning about the history of this sacred place we’ll return to dinner and an early night as we’ll get an early start tomorrow to make the most of our day at the mighty Mitchell Falls.

Activity:

Honeymoon Bay

Munurru Gwion Bradshaw Rock Art

Walking distance - variable depending on activity

Time spent at Activity - 4hrs

Level of Activity rating - undetermined from Fishing Charters to Swimming & Walking.

Camping = Munurru King Edward Campsite = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 13 Munurru King Edward Campsite - Mitchell Falls - Drysdale Station
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Munurru King Edward Campsite - Mitchell Falls - Drysdale Station

Day 13 -

Early morning hike to Mitchell Falls, one of the most stunning waterfalls in Australia. We’ll spend most of our day exploring the falls and the Mitchell Plateau area. Pack a picnic lunch and plan to explore for the day.

Hiking the Punamii-Uunpuu Trail

The Punamii-Uunpuu walking trail to the Mitchell Falls departs from the trailhead at the campground, where visitors will also find useful rock art and trail notes. The trail is a moderate to difficult 8.6km return walk, requiring some rock hopping and with some areas with little shade. Allow four to six hours for the return journey, including some time spent at the Falls.

There are some attractions along the way, including Little Mertens Falls 800 metres along the trail, and Mertens Gorge with its dramatic waterfall, a further 2.3 kilometres along. Some Aboriginal rock art sites are also located close to the trail, and the trail notes will help to identify and provide some insight on these locations.

Optional scenic helicopter flight over Mitchell Falls for a bird’s-eye view of this natural wonder (additional cost) can be arranged on location or prior to arrival

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After a full day at Mitchell Falls, drive to Drysdale Station for a comfortable night’s rest.

Activity:

Mitchell Falls

Little Merten’s Falls

Mertons Gorge

Aboriginal Rock Art

Walking distance - 8.6km+

Time spent at Activity - 6+hrs

Level of Activity rating - PANTHER Grade 4 - good trail that is overall easy to negotiate. there are a few river crossings and a bit of rock scrambling along the way

Camping = Drysdale Station = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 14 Drysdale Station - Mt Barnett - Manning Gorge
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Drysdale Station - Mt Barnett - Manning Gorge

Day 14 -

Today we will leave Drysdale Station and head towards Mt Barnett Roadhouse, where we will stop and visit the famous Manning Gorge. The hike to the gorge takes about 45 minutes and is well worth the effort.

Use the rope guide pully system boat to float across the river or swim the 100m to the other side. From here the trail leads away from the river, providing views over the ranges and savannah woodlands as you head towards the gorge. You can swim under the waterfalls at the end and even climb up and over them.

Once we arrive at the gorge, we can take a refreshing swim in the crystal clear waters and relax in the beautiful surroundings.

After our visit to Manning Gorge, we will set up camp for 2 nights here and enjoy the peacefulness of the Kimberley wilderness. This is a great opportunity to unwind, take a leisurely stroll, and spot some of the local wildlife.

Activity:

Manning Gorge

Mt Barnett Roadhouse

Walking distance - 5.8km

Time spent at Activity - 3+hrs

Level of Activity rating - PANTHER Grade 4 - The terrain is uneven and requires some rock scrambling towards the end.

Camping = Manning Gorge = 2 nights

(B & D)
Day 15 Galvins Gorge & Adcock Gorge
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Galvins Gorge & Adcock Gorge

Day 15 -

Today and make our way to Galvins Gorge & Adcock Gorge.

Galvans Gorge is a beautiful swimming hole located in the King Leopold Ranges Conservation Park. The gorge is surrounded by towering cliffs and lush vegetation, making it a picturesque spot for swimming and relaxing. 1.8km in & out track. Graded as easy / Rabbit.

Adcock Gorge is another stunning swimming hole located in the Gibb River Road area. It is a bit more secluded than some of the other popular spots, so it can be a great place to escape the crowds and enjoy some peace and quiet. The gorge features a waterfall and a deep swimming hole surrounded by rocky cliffs. This walking trail itself is rocky and a bit of climb/scramble in places, so be prepared with proper footwear. There are beautiful clear streams with lily pads and a stunning waterfall and water hole at the end, nice and clean for a swim with a crocodile perhaps!

After spending some time at Adcock Gorge, we’ll return to our campsite for the evening. We’ll enjoy a delicious dinner and spend some time relaxing around the campfire, taking in the peaceful surroundings before retiring to our tents for the night.

Activity:

Manning Gorge swimming

Mt Barnett Roadhouse

Galvins Gorge

Adcock Gorge

Imintji Store

Walking distance - 2.8km

Time spent at Activity - 4+hrs

Level of Activity rating - RABBIT / KANGAROO Grade 3 - The terrain is uneven and requires some rock scrambling towards the end.

Camping = Manning Gorge = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 16 Manning Gorge - King Leopold Ranges Campsite
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Manning Gorge - King Leopold Ranges Campsite

Day 16:

On this day, you’ll travel from Manning Gorge to King Leopold Ranges Campsite, stopping at Bell Gorge along the way. Bell Gorge is a stunning natural wonder, with cascading waterfalls, crystal-clear swimming holes, and impressive views. Bell Gorge has a natural infinity pool onto of the falls. It’s a remarkable experience.

Take a dip in the refreshing water or hike to the top of the gorge for a panoramic view. After enjoying the beauty of Bell Gorge, continue on to King Leopold Ranges Campsite where you’ll spend the night in a peaceful and serene wilderness setting.

Activity:

Bell Gorge

King Leopold Ranges

Walking distance - 2.4km

Time spent at Activity - 3+hrs

Level of Activity rating - KANGAROO Grade 3 - The terrain is uneven and requires some rock scrambling.

Camping = King Leopold = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 17 King Leopold Ranges Campsite - Birdwood Downs Station
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

King Leopold Ranges Campsite - Birdwood Downs Station

Day 17:

Enjoy a scenic drive through the King Leopold Ranges, taking in the stunning landscapes and wildlife along the way.

Lenard River Gorge is a spectacular area in the King Leopold Ranges. The red rocks of the gorge provide a striking backdrop for this hike.

Afterwards we’ll continue on to Birdwood Station, a working cattle station that offers camping facilities and a range of activities, including horse riding and station tours.

Set up camp at Birdwood Station and enjoy a relaxing evening under the stars, taking in the peaceful surroundings and the sounds of the bush.

Activity:

Lenard River Gorge

King Leopold Ranges

Walking distance - 2.5km

Time spent at Activity - 2hrs

Level of Activity rating - PANTHER Grade 3/4 - The terrain is uneven and requires some rock scrambling. Lenard Gorge is grade 4 more challenging to get down to the water, but you can stop and just admire it before tackling the tricky rockface scramble down.

Camping = Birdwood Downs Station = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 18 Birdwood Downs Station To Dampier Peninsular - Cape Leveque
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Birdwood Downs Station To Dampier Peninsular - Cape Leveque

Day 18:

Today we’ll leave the Gibb River Road behind. Hasn’t she be fun!

It’s time to spend our last few days together beach side and soak up the coastal sun.

We’ll start the day with a visit to the town of Derby, known for its fascinating history and stunning landscapes. We’ll visit the famous Boab Prison Tree and learn about the region’s pearling heritage at the Derby Wharf. Will it be high or low tide when we visit? The tides here are known to be among the largest in the world, with a maximum tidal range of up to 11.8 meters. We’ll also take the opportunity to stock up our supplies here for the last few days. You are free to do your own shopping and exploration of Derby in this time.

Next, we’ll head to the Willare Roadhouse for a photo opportunity and a delicious lunch.

Heading towards Derby we’ll turn off onto the Cape Leveque Road headed for the Dampier Peninsular.

Stop at the Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community and visit the Sacred Heart Church with its famous mother-of-pearl altar.

Arrive at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, here we can arrange any additional activities or tours that you may want to book in for the following day.

Tonight we will try and catch the phenomena The Staircase to the Moon.

Activity:

Derby

Boab Prison Tree

Derby Wharf

Willare Roadhouse

Beagle Bay

Sacred Heart Church

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm

Staircase to the Moon

Walking distance - nominal

Time spent at Activity - 2hrs

Level of Activity rating - SLOTH

Camping = Dampier Peninsular = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 19 Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm To Pender Bay
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm To Pender Bay

Day 19 -

Today we’ll start at the Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, which is one of the oldest and largest pearl farms in Australia. We will learn about the process of culturing pearls and perhaps witness the harvesting of the oysters. If you have arranged any additional tours you will leave from here this morning.

In the afternoon, we will continue our journey to Pender Bay, where we will set up camp and spend the next 2 nights. Pender Bay is a beautiful and secluded spot with crystal clear waters and white sandy beaches. We can relax on the beach, swim, and explore the surrounding area.

We will celebrate having to set up our tents up for the last time tonight.

Activity:

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm

Pender Bay

Staircase to the Moon

Walking distance - nominal

Time spent at Activity - 6hrs

Level of Activity rating - variable depending on additional activities chosen.

Camping = Pender Bay = 2 nights

(B & D)
Day 20 Pender Bay & Middle Lagoon
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Pender Bay & Middle Lagoon

Day 20: Chill Time - lets relax in and around Pender Bay.

Today we’ll enjoy walks on the beach. Fishing, swimming, shell collecting, and camp life around the park.

Take in the heart shaped rock, the glorious red rock coastline along the indian ocean. We’ll time a beach walk at low tide and make our way over to a amazing Rock pool castle for our insta worthy photo shoot.

We’ll also take a short trip out to Middle Lagoon for a lovely swim.

Activity:

Pender Bay

Heart Shaped Rock

Rock Pool Castle

Fishing

Middle Lagoon

Walking distance - 2km

Time spent at Activity - add day

Level of Activity rating - SLOTH to RABBIT - some rock scrambling and rock beach walking to reach castle rock pool

Camping = Pender Bay = 1 nights

(B & D)
Day 21 Pender Bay To Broome
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Pender Bay To Broome

Day 21 -

Sadly, our last day. Last tent pack up - hurrah! We leave behind Pender Bay, probably one of the most stunning campsites in Australia today as we make our way towards Broome.

First, we’ll hopefully time it right for low tide and head towards Gantheaume Point. It’s a must-visit location in Broome as it offers a chance to see the dinosaur footprints formed millions of years ago, at low tide only. The site is also famous for its red rock formations and stunning ocean views.

After exploring Gantheaume Point, we will head to Cable Beach. A visit to Broome is not complete without a camel ride along the beach. What a perfect way to end our safari tour.

Your tour will end after a glorious Cable Beach sunset back in Broome at your nominated hotel.

It’s been an amazing journey, and I hope you have enjoyed exploring the Kimberley region with us!

Activity:

Broome

Gantheaume Point

Dinosaur Footprints - If the tide level is right

Camel Beach Ride

Cable Beach Sunset

Walking distance - 1km

Time spent at Activity - 3hrs

Level of Activity rating - RABBIT to PANTHER- some rock scrambling and rock beach walking to reach dinosaur footprints. Camel ride is bumpy and quiet high off the ground - involves riding an animal.

(B)

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Itinerary of your trip Kimberley 21 Day "Nulla Nulla" 4Wd Camping Safari

Broome To Fitzroy Crossing

Fitzroy Crossing To Wolfe Creek Crater

Wolfe Creek Crater To Purnululu National Park / Bungle Bungles

Purnululu National Park

Purnulunu - Lake Argyle - Kununurra

Kununurra - Wyndham - Kununurra

Kununurra - El Questro Via The Gibb River Road

El Questro Station

El Questro - Pentecost River Along The Gibb River Road

Pentecost River To Drysdale Station

Drysdale Station To Honeymoon Bay / Kalumburu

Honeymoon Bay - Munurru King Edward Campsite

Munurru King Edward Campsite - Mitchell Falls - Drysdale Station

Drysdale Station - Mt Barnett - Manning Gorge

Galvins Gorge & Adcock Gorge

Manning Gorge - King Leopold Ranges Campsite

King Leopold Ranges Campsite - Birdwood Downs Station

Birdwood Downs Station To Dampier Peninsular - Cape Leveque

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm To Pender Bay

Pender Bay & Middle Lagoon

Pender Bay To Broome

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