14 Day Kimberley Tour

After a complimentary pick up from your accommodation, we leave this beautiful area.Heading onto the Dampier Peninsula we will visit Beagle Bay and its famous church with its mother of pearl altar. Then head for Cygnet Bay with opportunities to enjoy their tours, or scenic flights over the horizontal falls and the Buccaneer Archipelago, visit One Arm Point, walk around the red cliff of the cape, swim in the blue waters and relax on the beautiful white sandy beaches.

Cygnet Bay – Full facilities L.D.T.S.C.A.WM

Travelling back down the Dampier Peninsula to Hwy No. 1, we will cross the mighty Fitzroy river on route for a quick visit to Dalby with its 13m tides and famous prison tree. Then onto the Gibb River Road and the grandeur of the Napier Range. We make camp at its base at the entrance of Windjana Gorge, part of the 350 to 375 million-year-old Devonian Reef systems.

Windjana Gorge – B.L.D.T.S.C.

This morning we will walk Windjana Gorge for some freshwater Crocodile spotting and a closer look at Napier Range. We will learn of “Jandamarra” and visit Tunnel Creek, where water has worn a tunnel beneath the limestone of the Napier Range. You can walk 750 metres through the tunnel to the other side of Napier Range wading through several permanent pools and watching for bats. It is home to Western Australia’s oldest cave system. Then back to the Gibb River Road and over the “King Leopold Ranges”, we are in some of the most spectacular gorge country of Australia, we visit Galvans Gorge. Before we reach our camp at MT Barnett station on the Manning River, under the beautiful Boab trees, and enjoy another star lit night.

Manning River – B.L.D.T.S.C.

An early start today we will walk into the stunning Manning Gorge with our first sighting of some Gweon Gweon art and a swim in this beautiful river. Then back to the Gibb River Rd, we cross the Barnett River, Hahn River and Gibb River, these rivers are another natural beauty that makes this area so special. Heading North along the Kalumburu Road to Drysdale Station, a working cattle station of the North Kimberley that has embraced tourism and provides an oasis for its visitors.

Drysdale Station – Full facilities B.L.D.T.S.C.A.WM.

The next few days of road are some of the most remote tracks in Australia that will take us to some of the most beautiful places you have ever been. Bouncing our way along the Kalumburu rd we will travel through some beautiful stands of Eucalyptus trees and Liverstona Eastonii palms. Crossing some pristine water ways to make our camp on the King Edward River. Here we will camp for a couple of days to explore the area and enjoy the spirit of this place. Swim in the river, enjoy the cascades, rock formations, birds and unique plants of the area. An opportunity to visit the art sights close to our camp and just relax and unwind.

Bush Camp King Edward River – Swimming hole next to campsites and eco toilets. B.L.D.T.C


Travelling along the remote rough and narrow track we make our way along the plateau and take in the spectacular scenery as we pass the Livistona Palms and amazing lookouts. Walk to Little Mertens Falls, view amazing (Gweon Gweon) Bradshaw Art and then onto the famous Mitchell Falls, the second highest falls in WA with a combined height of 80m.

Although most of the walking is relatively easy and visits some beautiful swimming holes, the walk from Mitchell Falls campground down to the falls does include short sections of rock hopping. To do this walk we recommend that you are fit and able to endure these conditions.

There is an opportunity to enjoy an optional helicopter flight over this amazing country. On our walk down to the falls, there are many opportunities for swimming.

Return to King Edward River

Bush Camp King Edward River – Swimming hole next to campsites and eco toilets. B.L.D.T.C


Today we head back down the Kalumburu-Drysdale Rd, back onto the Gibb river Rd. Calling into Ellenbrae Station along the way, learning about jump ups and some more about the flow of water in the area. The scenery we see today is so special it will remain in your mind’s eye for a very long time. We end our day camping on the Pentecost River at El Questro station. There is an opportunity here to upgrade to a cabin if you wish.

Camp El Questro Station -B.L.D.S.T.C.A.WM

Today we will explore some of El Questro Station, a million acres is a lot to see in one day. With so many options on the stations, we will pick the best of it that suits you, and plan a wonderful day. We will walk and explore some of El Questro’s Gorges, swim in the clear water or enjoy some of the tour options available.

Camp El Questro Station – B.L.D.S.T.C.A.WM

After being back on the tourist route, we will attempt to beat the crowds with an early morning swim at Zebedee Springs thermal hot pools. After which we will head to Emma Gorge on the eastern side of the station, for a hike and a swim in this beautiful gorge’s pools. On route for Kununurru, we will visit Wyndham and the 5 rivers lookout, cross the Ord river floodplain to Parry’s lagoon, a bird hide, with plenty of wildlife. Then onto Kununurra for a quick town tour, then onto our accommodation on Lake Kununurra. We suggest you upgrade to one of the cabins on the lakeside

Kununurra – Full facilities B.L.D.T.S.C.A.WM

A free day for you to spend in Kununurra, we will be having a day of shopping and regrouping for our last leg of the tour. We will make sure that you have a good idea of what there is to do in Kununurra and be available if you need us. We do suggest that you make the most of your time here and stay in one of the wonderful lake side cabins. Triple J tours is our suggestion for a great way to see this area.

Free day. – Full facilities B.T.S.C.A.WM.

Leaving Kununurra, we travel between the King Leopold Range and the Car Boyd Range, with spectacular rock formations, passing Argyle Diamond mine and a chance to stop at some wonderful art galleries along the way.Our destination, the World Heritage Purnululu National Park to see the Bungle Bungles. We travel along rugged 4WD only tracks before setting our camp late in the afternoon. The Bungles are famous for its 400-metre high beehive shaped domes.

Bush Camp Bungles – B.L.D.T.C

Explore Picaninny Creek, Cathedral Gorge and Echidna Chasm. Some great short walks with some of the most spectacular scenery ever to be seen. Today there is the option for a scenic Helicopter flight and experience it all from the air.

Bush Camp Bungles – B.L.D.T.C

Making our way back out the 4×4 track to the HWY, we head for Halls Creek. With a wondrous scenic drive today we head for Fitzroy Crossing. Coming back onto the Napier Range, we will be staying at the Fitzroy River Lodge. With an opportunity for a complementary Geikie Gorge Tour and a night with creature comforts.

Fitzroy River Lodge – Full facilities B.L.D.S.T.C.A.WM

Heading along HWY No.1 the Savanna way we will be making our way back to Broome, with an understanding of the incredible amount of water that flows out of the King Leopold Ranges into the Fitzroy River. We travel along this food plain to Cable Beach for a sunset and our tour ends, with a drop off at your accommodation.

Broome – Tour end Full facilities B.L.S.T.A.WM

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