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Day 1: Darwin to the Katherine Region

This overland adventure kicks off from the Northern Territory’s tropical capital with a drive south to Nitmiluk National Park. Depending on the season, your adventure will get underway with a swim in the natural pool by the base of Edith Falls or an optional cruise through the croc-filled waters of Katherine Gorge. After lunch it’s on to our private campsite on the edge of Nitmiluk, where you have the option of spending the night in a permanent tent or snuggled up in a swag (an Aussie bedroll).

Note: Total driving time today is around four hours. Total walking distance is approximately two kilometres.

Accommodation

• Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)

Meals Included

• Lunch
• Dinner

 

Day 2: Lake Argle

The Outback of the Kimberley region, which spreads across the northern region of Western Australia, is not as flat, dry and barren as many first expect. Today we’ll visit enormous Lake Argyle, which looks perfectly at home despite being entirely man- made. You have the option of taking a cruise and looking for native fauna have settled here in huge numbers – try to spy crocs, wallabies and rare birds. Soak up the backdrop of mountains-turned-islands as we explore some of the 700 square kilometre surface of the lake, then turn into camp under some seriously starry skies.

Note: Total driving time today is around six-and-a-half hours. Total walking distance
is approximately 2-4 kilometres.

Accommodation

• Camping (with facilities) (1 night)

Included Activities

• Lake Argyle

Optional Activities

• Lake Argyle Sunset Cruise - AUD40

Meals Included

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

 

Day 3: Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungle Ranges)

The distinctive sandstone towers of the Bungle Bungle Range only became known to wide Australia when a group of documentary filmmakers stumbled across them in 1982. Travelling by both foot and vehicle, we’ll take you through the craggy gorges, past unique rock formations, and to hidden waterholes. The day closes with a stunning Kimberley sunset witnessed from this evening’s bush camp.

Note: Total driving today is around five-and-a-half hours. Total walking distance is approximately five kilometres.

Accommodation

• Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)

Meals Included

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

 

Day 4: The Bungle Bungles

Today’s all about getting to know the Bungle Bungles proper. First stop for the day is the ever-narrowing gap of Echidna Chasm. Formed over millions of years by water flowing through an opening in the sandstone, the path winds through palm-filled gorges up to 200 metres high though in parts only 1-2 metres wide. Next, trade the tight spaces of Echidna Chasm for the wide-open natural amphitheatre of Cathedral Gorge. From feeling dwarfed by these giant rock structures, get a very different perspective with a helicopter flight over the Bungle Bungles. Though an optional activity at extra cost, this is definitely an experience worth shelling out for.

Note: Total driving time today is around one hour. Total walking distance is approximately five kilometres.

Accommodation

• Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)

Included Activities

• Cathedral Gorge Walk (Bungle Bungle)
• Echidna Chasm Walk

Optional Activities

• Helicopter Flight - Bungle Bungles - from - AUD350

Meals Included

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

 

Day 5: Bungle Bungles and El Questro

Hit the road again, this time passing Warmun (Turkey Creek) and the Durack Ranges on the way to El Questro. Not too long ago, it was mostly cattle that got to enjoy the million-acre sprawl of El Questro. Thankfully for the rest of us, the owners recognised the beauty they had on their hands and turned it into a wilderness park in 1991. Arriving at our campsite, there’ll be time for a beer or two at the Swinging Arm Bar before dinner.

Note: Total driving time today is around three hours. Total walking distance is approximately six kilometres.

Accommodation

• Camping (with facilities) (1 night)

Meals Included

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

 

Day 6: El Questro Station

At more than one and a half times the size of the UK, there are plenty of scenic spots to explore in El Questro. On the drive in you will have got some clue as to the huge cliffs, deep gorges, waterfalls and swimming holes contained in the Cockburn Ranges, but now you’ll be exploring them on foot. Walk to Emma Gorge, cool off in a waterfall-fed subtropical pool and bliss out in the thermal springs of Zebedee.

Note: Total driving time today is around 45 minutes. Total walking distance is up to seven kilometres.

Accommodation

• Camping (with facilities) (1 night)

Meals Included

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

 

Day 7: Gibb River Road

Fording rivers and weaving through gorges, travel by 4WD along the wild Gibb River Road – a 600-kilometre stretch that winds right through the heart of the Kimberley. We’ve got a fair bit of ground to cover today, so there is a fair bit of drive time, but we’ll be breaking the journey up with lunch and at a few stop-offs along the way. Tonight’s camp is at Mt Barnett station located very close to Manning Gorge.

Note: Total driving time today is around five hours. Total walking distance is approximately two kilometres.

Accommodation

• Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)

Included Activities

• Gibb River Road

Meals Included

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

 

Day 8: Manning Gorge and Windjana Gorge

We spend the morning exploring the stunning Manning Gorge and enjoy a swim in the pools under Manning Falls. Depending on the season, post-lunch we spend the afternoon exploring Adcock or Galvans gorge before making our way to Silent Grove and setting up camp for the night.

Note: Total driving time today is around two hours. Total walking distance is approximately 6-8 kilometres.

Accommodation

• Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)

Included Activities

• Manning Gorge
• Galvans Gorge
• Adcock Gorge

Meals Included

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

 

Day 9: Bell Gorge

The western Kimberley region is full of endless stunning gorges that have to be explored and this morning is no exception. After breakfast we adventure to Bell Gorge home to a stunning cascade of water flowing from the previous wet season rains that fall in the King Leoplold Ranges. The afternoon sees us head to Windjana Gorge, a segment of 375 million-year-old reef that was once underwater. Cut through by the Lennard River, which runs during the wet season then breaks up into little billabongs during the dry, this gorge attracts many species of bird and bat and is a great spot to see wild freshwater crocodiles.

Note: Total driving time today is around 2.5 hours. Total walking distance is approximately four to six kilometres.

Included Activities

• Windjana Gorge
• Bell Gorge

Meals Included

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

 

Day 10: Broome

Begin the day exploring the Napier Range. The major attraction here is Tunnel Creek, an extensive limestone cave system that extends 750 m underground. Inside, shards of sunlight stream in through crevices, little bats flutter about and enormous stalactites rear down from the ceiling. In the late 1800s, an indigenous man called Jandamarra waged a one-man uprising against European settlers, becoming a hero to his people. You’ll hear a bit about his legacy during a tour through Tunnel Creek, then make the final drive on to Broome, hopefully arriving in time for a stunning Cable Beach sunset.

Note: Total driving time today is around four hours. Total walking distance is approximately four kilometres.

Included Activities

• Tunnel Creek exploration walk

Meals Included

• Breakfast
• Lunch

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