Laurel Thachuk
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Journey through Australia’s Outback via the Kimberley region. Weave through the boulders and chasms of the Bungle Bungles in the Purnululu National Park, dive into the infinity pool at Lake Argyle and unwind in natural thermal pools in El Questro Wilderness Park. Take a helicopter to see Mitchell Plateau from above, hike to gorges and tiered waterfalls and search for freshwater crocodiles at Windjana Gorge. Learn about the rich First Nations history of the area from Traditional Custodians and spend each night camping under the stars.
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*This itinerary is valid for departures from 01 April 2026 to 31 March 2027. Please consult your Travel Specialist for details on itinerary variations outside these dates.*
Broome
Broome
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NZD $7,863Welcome to Broome! Or Rubibi, in the language of the Yawuru people, who are the Traditional Owners of the land on which Broome is now located. Start your adventure straight away, setting off early this morning, and travel through the remote and beautiful Kimberley landscape. After crossing the Fitzroy River, visit the Boab Prison Tree in Derby. Then, wander around an art gallery before continuing along the Gibb River Road to Tunnel Creek. When you arrive, explore this 750 m long cave system carved through the Napier Range. As you walk, look out for the stalactites and a large variety of wildlife like bats and freshwater crocodiles, and hear the legend of Jandamarra – an Aboriginal freedom fighter who used the tunnel as a hide out in the late 1800's. Tonight, settle into camp near Windjana Gorge and watch as the stars come alive, away from the city lights.
Make sure you’re on time this morning, as your trip will kick off straight away. See the ‘Joining Point Instructions’ in the Essential Trip Information for more information on where you’ll meet your leader this morning. Your travel time today will be approximately 6 or 7 hours. The longest uninterrupted drive today will be approximately 2.5 hours from Derby to Tunnel Creek, with no toilet facilities on the way. The Tunnel Creek Trail is a Grade 5 (difficult) 2 km return walk, taking around 1 hour. There are loose rocks and uneven surfaces, with some sections requiring rock hopping, wading through waist deep water on submerged rocks and a short swim in complete darkness. Some sections require three points of contact at all times. Please make sure that you have your swimwear, towel, your head torch and your closed-toes wet shoes in your day pack when leaving Broome this morning, as your main luggage will be stowed away in the back of the vehicle. Tonight’s campsite requires you to set up your own dome tents (provided). Alternatively, you can sleep in a swag (a canvas bedroll) under the stars. Facilities are basic and showers are solar heated. Please note that you won’t have a chance to purchase alcohol between our departure from Broome on day 1 and our arrival in Kununurra on day 9 (albeit El Questro has a bar). If you’d like to bring alcoholic drinks to have around the campfire, please buy them in Broome the day before. Please only bring cans, as glass bottles will break due to the corrugation on the Gibb River Road.
Activities:
Staying in:
Welcome to Broome! Or Rubibi, in the language of the Yawuru people, who are the Traditional Owners of the land on which Broome is now located. Start your adventure straight away, setting off early this morning, and travel through the remote and beautiful Kimberley landscape. After crossing the Fitzroy River, visit the Boab Prison Tree in Derby. Then, wander around an art gallery before continuing along the Gibb River Road to Tunnel Creek. When you arrive, explore this 750 m long cave system carved through the Napier Range. As you walk, look out for the stalactites and a large variety of wildlife like bats and freshwater crocodiles, and hear the legend of Jandamarra – an Aboriginal freedom fighter who used the tunnel as a hide out in the late 1800's. Tonight, settle into camp near Windjana Gorge and watch as the stars come alive, away from the city lights.
Make sure you’re on time this morning, as your trip will kick off straight away. See the ‘Joining Point Instructions’ in the Essential Trip Information for more information on where you’ll meet your leader this morning. Your travel time today will be approximately 6 or 7 hours. The longest uninterrupted drive today will be approximately 2.5 hours from Derby to Tunnel Creek, with no toilet facilities on the way. The Tunnel Creek Trail is a Grade 5 (difficult) 2 km return walk, taking around 1 hour. There are loose rocks and uneven surfaces, with some sections requiring rock hopping, wading through waist deep water on submerged rocks and a short swim in complete darkness. Some sections require three points of contact at all times. Please make sure that you have your swimwear, towel, your head torch and your closed-toes wet shoes in your day pack when leaving Broome this morning, as your main luggage will be stowed away in the back of the vehicle. Tonight’s campsite requires you to set up your own dome tents (provided). Alternatively, you can sleep in a swag (a canvas bedroll) under the stars. Facilities are basic and showers are solar heated. Please note that you won’t have a chance to purchase alcohol between our departure from Broome on day 1 and our arrival in Kununurra on day 9 (albeit El Questro has a bar). If you’d like to bring alcoholic drinks to have around the campfire, please buy them in Broome the day before. Please only bring cans, as glass bottles will break due to the corrugation on the Gibb River Road.
Activities:
Staying in:
Cathedral Gorge Walk
Darlgunya Cultural Walk
Echidna Chasm Walk
Explore the famous Windjana Gorge
Hike the Bell Gorge Trail to Dalmanyi Falls
Hike the Emma Gorge Trail
Hike the Manning Falls Trail
Mitchell Plateau guided walk
Norval Art Gallery
Scenic helicopter flight over Mitchell Falls
Stop at China Wall near Halls Creek
Visit the ancient Boab Prison Tree in Derby
Visit to Galvans Gorge
Visit Zebedee Springs
Walk through the Dimalurru (Tunnel Creek) cave system
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