Short of time and want the best value Bungle Bungles trip in the Kimberley? Experience the highlights of the Kimberley in 4 fabulous days. Check out one of the world’s most unique landscapes at the famous Bungle Bungles. Over 20 million years, water created this landscape of orange and black striped ‘beehive’ geological formations. Only the locals knew it existed until the early 1980’s. Once discovered by the outside world, the area was made a national park in 1987 and given World Heritage status in 2003.Highlights of this tour includeWindjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Derby 'Prison Boab Tree', China Wall, Bungle Bungles, Echidna Chasm, Cathedral Gorge, Geikie Gorge Cruise
This adventure tour showcases some of the best gorges and landscapes the Kimberley has to offer. This camping tour uses comfortable swags and mozzie domes, experienced local guides, premium quality food and fully equipped air-conditioned 4wd's. Highlights of this tour include Derby 'Boab Prison Tree', Bell Gorge, Galvins Gorge, Manning Falls, King Leopold Range, Adcock Gorge, Windjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Napier Range, Phillips Range
The Dampier Peninsula is one of the most spectacular coastal environments in Australia, and the perfect place to experience indigenous culture in the Kimberley. Two nights at Kooljaman on Cape Leveque allows time to both relax and experience the Peninsula’s highlights. Visit Beagle Bay Community, home of the Sacred Heart Church with its glimmering pearl shell altar. Discover Kelk Creek Bush Retreat, where our guides introduce us to their traditional Bardi ‘saltwater country’ on a leisurely bushwalk - the freshly made damper and billy tea are a delight! Highlights of this tour include Cape Leveque, Beagle Bay Pearl Shell Church, Lombadina Aboriginal Community, Cape Leveque Snorkelling, One Arm Point / Bardi Aboriginal Community, Dgugaragyn Indigenous Bushtucker Tour
This day trip provides the opportunity to experience one of the Kimberley’s most impressive gorges in comfort. Departing Broome, we travel through iconic pindan country, past boab trees, towering termite mounds, Kimberley cattle and local wildlife, while our guide chats about local history and the environment. Geikie Gorge was carved by nature between the Oscar and Geikie Ranges. Flooded during the wet season, the swirling water leaves a bleached mark on the colourful gorge walls. Highlights of this tour include Geikie Gorge, Darngku Aboriginal Heritage Cruise or DEC National Parks Ranger Guided Cruise, Old Fitzroy Crossing, Fitzroy River
Experience the multicultural heart and soul of Broome through its local delicacies. This is a town tour with a difference - the perfect introduction to Broome for travellers who are keen to explore a different side of this diverse outback town: friendly people, secret places, colourful history and especially, the local produce and cuisine. Our afternoon epicurean adventure explores the highlights of this remote Kimberley oasis and its fascinating history while indulging in its best culinary secrets. Along the way, our guide will also reveal the town’s favourite restaurants, providing real local insight into eating out in Broome. Highlights of this tour include Local Broome Delicacies, Broome Wharf, Matsos Boutique Brewery, Minyirr Park, Japanese Cemetery, Cable Beach Sunset
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Departing Broome at 7:00am, we travel to the famous Geike gorge. Here we meet our local Indigenous Bunuba guide and depart for a half-day Darnkgu Heritage cruise. Here, we learn of the Dreamtime stories of the area, animal tracking, bushfoods traditional fire lighting techniques and more. Towards sunset, settle in for an evening under the Kimberley night sky - relax as your guide prepares a traditional campfire barbeque dinner before retiring to your choice of accommodation: camping, Safari Cabin (with ensuite) or Motel Room. Highlights of this tour include Geikie Gorge, Darngku Aboriginal Heritage Cruise, Tunnel Creek, Boab 'Prison Tree', Windjana Gorge, Napier Range, Fitzroy Crossing, Derby
We visit Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community home of the famous pearlshell church, we then head off to beautiful Cape Leveque (Kooljaman) enjoying the pristine beaches and spectacular coastline. Swimming, snorkelling, sunbathing or a long walk along the beach, the afternoon is yours to enjoy. We then travel back to Lombadina Community where we meet our indigenous local guide. We are taken on a tour of the Community and the surrounding area. Travelling through challenging Kimberley terrain we arrive in Broome at approximately 6:30pm. Highlights of this tour include Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community, Lombadina Aboriginal Community, One Arm Point Aquaculture Hatchery, snorkelling, Cape Leveque (Kooljaman)
Experience the true spirit of the Kimberley - from the saltwater Bardi culture, pristine beaches and rugged red cliffs of Cape Leveque to the Indigenous Bunuba culture, cattle country and picturesque gorges of the West Kimberley. This trip is like no other in the Kimberley as it explores both the well-known sights and some of the hidden secrets of this extraordinary, remote part of Australia. Highlights of this tour include Cape Leveque, Beagle Bay Pearl Shell Church, Lombadina Aboriginal Community, Snorkelling Adventure, One Arm Point / Bardi Aboriginal Community, Dgugaragyn Indigenous Bushtucker Walk, Windjana Gorge, Derby Prison Tree, Mowanjum Arts and Cultural Centre, Tunnel Creek, Biridu Aboriginal Community, Geikie Gorge Aboriginal Heritage Cruise
This unique adventure offers the opportunity to experience both the natural wonders and cultural secrets of the West Kimberley. Visit the famous Derby ‘Boab Prison Tree’ and fascinating Mowanjum Arts and Cultural Centre, studio for many local Wandjina artists, before reaching the picturesque Napier Range. Venture into the heart of Windjana Gorge, a majestic natural wonder that is home to an abundance of indigenous bushtucker and wildlife - freshwater crocodiles in particular! As the sun sets, the gorge walls glow red, while flocks of corellas squawk overhead on their way home over the Coolibah trees. Highlights of this tour include Windjana Gorge, Derby Prison Tree, Mowanjum Arts and Cultural Centre, Tunnel Creek, Biridu Aboriginal Community, Geikie Gorge Aboriginal Heritage Cruise
Departing Broome, our first stop is the mighty Fitzroy River where we enjoy morning tea. We then travel to the infamous 'Boab prison tree', before touring on the Gibb River Road to the Napier range, a Devonian reef 350 million years old. After stopping for a fresh and tasty lunch we travel to Tunnel Creek, a 750-metre cave system where we explore stalactites, a large array of wildlife and ancient Aboriginal rock-art. We then travel to Windjana Gorge to search for freshwater crocodiles, many species of birds, and marvel at the spectacular natural beauty of this true oasis of the outback. Travelling through Kimberley cattle country we stop for dinner with bar facilities on our way back to Broome. The highlights of this tour are Windjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Boab 'Prison Tree', Napier Range, Fitzroy River
The top end of Western Australia has quite a few claims to fame. One
of the better ones along side it's incredibly unique beauty is the fact
that it is considered to have fewer people per kilometer than any other
place on the planet. With an area of 420,000 square kilometers and a population
of around 25,000 (16.8 people per square kilometer).
The Kimberley's diversity is
staggering. From the pristine beaches along the coast (check out
Cable beach) to the weird and wonderful outback sculptures of the
Bungle Bungle, it never ends.
There is also the Fitzroy river
that has gouged it's way through cliffs hundreds of feet high (Geikie
Gorge) and the pearling town of Broome where you can see a working
pearl farm (Willie Creek Pearl Farm) and learn more about the many
interesting facets of the pearling industry.
This area has so much to see,
and it's big....so plan well for this, book in advance and don't
forget your camera, because there really is no place like it on
earth.
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