This morning we set off on our journey heading north to Willare Bridge, we cross the mighty Fitzroy River, before arriving at Fitzroy Crossing. We travel out to Geikie Gorge to enjoy a picnic lunch before joining the National Park Ranger for a fascinating cruise through Geikie Gorge down the Fitzroy River, spot geological sea fossils, crocodiles, exotic birds and other native animals. From here it's only a short drive to the Fitzroy River Lodge for our overnight stay. Tonight get to know your fellow travellers while enjoying a campfire barbecue dinner.

Accommodation: Fitzroy River Lodge, furnished safari cabins, ensuite. 18 August departure may stay in Budget rooms

Today we set off along the Great Northern Highway passing through Halls Creek; we make a brief stop at the unusual geological formation, China Wall. It's time now to tackle the rugged road into the Purnululu National Park, recently listed as a World Heritage site, this spectacular wilderness park is the home of the Bungle Bungle Ranges. More than 20 million years of erosion and river movements have formed these huge black and orange striped domes. This afternoon enjoy an easy paced walk into the stunning Echidna Chasm, known for its towering Livistonia Palms. Settle into our safari camp for the night, located in the heart of this World Heritage wilderness.

Accommodation: Bungle Bungle Bushcamp, safari tents, share bathroom facilities. Note: 20 July departure will stay at the Bungle Bungle Wilderness Lodge (private bathroom facilities). Please note there are no facilities to charge camera's etc (no powerpoints) at Bungle Bungle Bushcamp.

This morning time is allowed for an optional scenic helicopter flight over the Bungle Bungles (approx. $295 pp, own expense). Experience the thrill of taking off in a helicopter and flying over the Bungles with views into incredible ravines and gorges below. Continue back along the Bungles track to Kununurra.


BUNGLE BUNGLE UPGRADE

Upgrade to a scenic flight from the Bungle Bungles to Kununurra. For those who do not want to travel back over the rugged road from the Bungles to Kununurra can take the opportunity to further explore and add-on a scenic flight. Be met by a light aircraft at the Bungle Bungles airstrip for aerial sightseeing of the Bungle Bungles, Argyle Diamond Mine, Ord River and massive Lake Argyle before you land in Kununurra. A transfer to the hotel to meet up with your tour group is included. Minimum 2 passenger, $270 per person.

Accommodation: Kununurra Country Club, or similar.

Join a cruise this morning from Kununurra up the Ord River to Lake Argyle, afterwards visit the Ord River Irrigation Scheme plantations and Ivanhoe Crossing. Leaving Kununurra travel toward the coast and visit the historic port town of Wyndham. From Five Rivers Lookout enjoy afternoon tea and breathtaking views of the port and the five rivers - King, Pentecost, Durack, Forrest and Ord - which all flow into Cambridge Gulf. Later set off along the infamous Kimberley stock route the 'Gibb River Road' through the Cockburn Ranges to Voyages El Questro Wilderness Park. Marvel at the stunning scenery and rugged ranges that formed the dramatic backdrop for Baz Luhrman's epic movie - Australia. Our accommodation at Emma Gorge is in deluxe tented cabins set in the tranquil surrounds of Emma Gorge. This afternoon enjoy a cold beer or a swim in the pool before dinner.


Accommodation: El Questro Wilderness Park, Emma Gorge (Deluxe tented cabin, ensuite)

Enjoy the morning at leisure or for those keen hikers enjoy an early morning 45 min walk (strenuous) into Emma Gorge and a swim at Droplet Falls. Later enjoy a short walk (easy) to Zebedee Hot Springs, bring your bathers and soak in the thermal springs, surrounded by lush ferns and palms. Time now to visit El Questro Station Homestead, were we stop for lunch (and the chance to buy a cold beer from the shop) under the shady trees. Back on the road again as we rejoin the Gibb River Road passing through the Pentecost Ranges, arriving at Home Valley Station (cattle station/farm) for our overnight stay. Home Valley is ideally located at the foot of the spectacular Cockburn Range and is bordered by the mighty Pentecost and Durack Rivers. This afternoon is free to relax before taking a short drive down to the Pentecost River were some of the scenes for the epic movie 'Australia' were filmed. Finish the day with champagne, beer, wine and cheese as you watch the sun set over the Pentecost River and Cockburn Range. Tonight enjoy dinner and some Kimberley hospitality and live country music in the legendary Dusty Bar and Grill.

Accommodation: Home Valley Station, Guesthouse with ensuite

This morning following a hearty station breakfast, wander down to the stables were we have arranged a very special and unique experience. Home Valleys resident horseman (JR) will provide an informative talk and demonstration on horse training and horsemanship. Following morning tea either enjoy the afternoon at leisure (laze by the pool or relax under a tree with a good book) or choose one of the optional Station activities including Barra Fishing, Bird Watching, Day Spa or Aboriginal Cultural Talk (own expense). Tonight enjoy dinner in the Dusty Bar and Grill.


Accommodation: Home Valley Station, Guesthouse with ensuite

Today we travel through some of the most stunning scenery found on the Gibb River Road, visit the spectacular Bindoola Falls, and a special Indigenious art experience as we visit one of the station's Aboriginal art sites. Next stop will be at Galvans Gorge (20 min easy walk) for lunch and a swim. Now its time to start our journey into the King Leopold Conservation Park to Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge for our overnight stay. Settle into the beautiful surroundings of what was once a cattle station, we then take a short drive to a vantage point and enjoy champagne and cheese as you watch the sun set over the King Leopold Ranges.

Accommodation: Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge, share bathroom facilities

Today travel via the Napier Ranges to Tunnel Creek, an amazing 750 metre flooded tube tunnel. Take an exciting walk wading through the tunnel in knee to thigh high water and hear of the story of the renowned Aboriginal 'Jandamarra'. Then to pre-historic Windjana Gorge, regarded as one of the classic features of world geology and a great freshwater crocodile spotting site. En route back to Broome we stop at the Prison Boab Tree, arriving approximately 7.30 pm.

Aditional Booking Information:
Accessing Tunnel Creek walk involves 20 metres of clambering over boulders and 700 metres of wading through knee to thigh high water (shorts are ideal). Strap on sandals or old sand shoes must be worn through the water to protect from the rocky creek bed. To safely navigate the Tunnel passengers must be able to walk and balance themselves independently on uneven ground. Flashlights and limited footwear is provided. Rate includes Remote Area Protection Plan (RAPP)