We meet together for a welcome drink and dinner at our accommodation restaurant. You will meet your crew and fellow passengers and prepare for a memorable adventure ahead.

En-suited Hotel Accommodation, Broome (D)

This morning we head north to the Dampier Peninsula, stopping to learn the indigenous culture and history of the communities.

We stop at Lombadina for a guided cultural tour, giving us a unique opportunity to experience the local and traditional ways of life of the community and their salt water heritage.

Cygnet Bay is our overnight stop, where we will also enjoy a guided pearl farm tour.

En-suited Safari Tent, Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm – (B,L,D)

We head south down the Dampier Peninsula and make our way to Derby. We start to view the boab trees and the Savannah land.

The seaplane flight departs from Derby Airport to Talbot Bay. This afternoon’s activities include a boat ride through the Horizontal Falls and up the surrounding creeks, swimming in a shark and croc safe cage, learning about the area, shark feeding or just sit back and relax watching the sunset.

Talbot Bay – Houseboat (Shared bathroom facilities) (B,L,D)

An early start to view the sunrise across Talbot Bay, you return to Derby with a scenic flight over the Buccaneer Archipelago.

We visit Derby, including the Prison Boab Tree and the historical jetty before making our way onto the Gibb River Road.

We take a walk through Bandilngan (Windjana Gorge) with the Lennard River flowing, spotting for flora and fauna along the way.

Continuing along the Gibb River Road we we settle into Bell Gorge Wilderness Lodge for our two night stay.

Ensuited Safari Tent - Wilderness Lodge (B,L,D)

Today is a day of exploring Dalmanyi (Bell Gorge) in the Wunaamin Miliwundi Conservation Park. We take the opportunity to walk and swim in the magical Kimberley gorge and admire the rugged beauty of the West Kimberley outback!

Ensuited Safari Tent - Wilderness Lodge (B,L,D)

An early morning start to continue this adventure along the Gibb River Road with a walk and a swim at the picturesque Galvans Gorge.

Continuing over the Kimberley Plateau and crossing two major rivers; The Durack and The Pentecost, we make our into the East Kimberley.

We stop for photographs and views of the dramatic scenery, including the Cockburn Ranges.

We settle into our accommodation.

Ensuited Accommodation (Home Valley Station, Emma Gorge or similar) (B,L,D)

A relaxing soak in the thermal waters of Zebedee Springs is a must of any visit to El Questro so after breakfast we make our way here.

For lunch we visit the main hub of El Questro ‘The Station’ to view the township in its glory.

For the adventurous amongst us we take an afternoon walk into Emma Gorge. Trekking across rocky landscapes leading to a refreshing oasis featuring a stunning 65-metre waterfall, nestled among cliffs draped in lush flora.

Ensuited Accommodation (Home Valley Station, Emma Gorge Resort or similar) (B,L,D)

This morning we make our way to Kununurra; the largest town in the East Kimberley. Here we visit Ivanhoe Crossing and the Diversion Dam of the Ord River.

Taking time for a scenic boast cruise on the Ord River and viewing Lake Argyle. This ecosystem is home to an abundance of bird life with over 300 species in the Kimberley. You will also spot freshwater crocodiles. We will learn about the history and making of Ord River Irrigation system.

We stop at the Durack Homestead to learn about the history of the family and the challenges or early European pioneers.

We will be staying three nights in Kununurra.

En-suited Hotel Accommodation -Kununurra Country Club or similar, Kununurra (B,L,D)

Today, we will engage in a variety of activities in and around Kununurra, including visits to Ivanhoe Crossing and the Diversion Dam on the Ord River, along with some leisure time in town. We'll also take a brief drive to Wyndham to enjoy the breathtaking views of the Cambridge Gulf from the Five Rivers Lookout.

Alternatively, you can choose a Fly-Heli-Hike day trip to Mitchell Falls. This will involve a scenic flight to Mitchell Plateau, followed by a 4WD ride to the airstrip, where you'll take a helicopter to the falls before hiking back down and flight back to Kununura. If you're interested in this option, please reach out to us for more details. Please note that this trip is not included in the tour price.

En-suited Hotel Accommodation -Kununurra Country Club or similar, Kununurra (B,L,D)

Departing Kununurra we make our way to Purnululu National Park. We pass by the indigenous communities of Doon Doon, Warmun and the Carr Boyd Ranges.

Venturing back onto the dirt tracks, we take the windy road over the Osmond Range into the World Heritage Area (Purnululu National Park).

We will then soar over the world famous Bungle Bungles on a scenic helicopter flight.

We enjoy our night under the stars and with a campfire in the park.

En-suited Safari Tent or Cabin (B,L,D)

Today is spending the majority of our day exploring Purnululu National Park.

We walk into Cathedral Gorge and Piccaninny Creek to view the magnificent striped bee hive domes.

Following the Bungles Massif we head to the northern end of the park to walk and explore Echidna Chasm. This narrow path has walls as close as 1m wide and the sandstone gorge towers as much as 200m above.

Our Bungles adventure comes to an end as we venture out the park and into Halls Creek for the night.

En-suited Hotel Accommodation, Halls Creek (B,L,D)

En-suited Hotel Accommodation, Halls Creek (B,L,D)

Halls Creek is known as a former Gold Rush Town. We look at the town before driving through cattle country towards Fitzroy Crossing.

We are on the end of the Napier Range where we take an Indigenous Guided Tour of Mimbi Caves. Here we learn about the culture, the history and spectacular geology of the limestone formations.

Heading to Fitzroy Crossing we take an informative boat cruise through Danggu (Geike Gorge) and Bunuba country.

Tonight we stay on the banks of Martuwarra (Fitzroy River).

En-suited Hotel Accommodation, Fitzroy Crossing (B,L,D)

We have an early start to complete our Kimberley loop. Before making our way to Broome, our last outback adventure is walking through a large tunnel that has been carved through the limestone of the Napier Range, known as Dimalurru (Tunnel Creek). We learn about the deep history of the area and of the aboriginal outlaw “Jandamarra’ whilst absorbing the natural beauty too.

Farewelling the outback and putting the cattle stations behind us, we take the highway back to Broome.

We finish our day with a farewell dinner and chatting together about all the memories of this great adventure we have had.

En-suited Hotel Accommodation, Broome (B,L,D)

Your tour concludes after breakfast. (B)