15 Day Kimberley Explorer - Broome to Broome

Gibb River Road, Cable Beach Broome, Derby, The Kimberleys, Windjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Bells Gorge, King Leopold Ranges, Mitchell Plateau, Aboriginal rock art, wildlife, El Questro Station, Kununurra, Aboriginal Bungle Bungles, Geike Gorge

This is the Kimberley's most comprehensive eco adventure. For people who wish to experience the atmosphere of this unique wilderness, on a once in a lifetime camping tour. Our experienced guides will take you through the incredible scenery, aboriginal art and wildlife that makes the Kimberley Australia's last wilderness.

DAY 1: Broome - Windjana Gorge. Depart Broome at 07:00am and head to the Derby Prison Tree for a short visit. We now leave the bitumen behind us as we enter the Gibb River Road, almost instantly we can feel the remoteness. A walk up Windjana Gorge this afternoon is sure to impress. Camping overnight Windjana National Park. (L/D)

DAY 2: Windjana - Bell. This morning we're off to Tunnel Creek, have your bathers and torches ready! This amazing tunnel cuts through the Napier Range and is rich in history as your tour guide will explain. Afternoon sees us off to Bells Gorge. Camping overnight Bells Gorge. (B/L/D)

DAY 3: Bell - Manning Gorge. Leaving Bells Gorge this morning, we travel through the beautiful scenery of the Kimberley's highest mountain range, King Leopold Ranges, on our way to Galvan's Gorge - another great place for a swim! For those feeling like a walk, a visit to Manning Gorge this afternoon is recommended. Camping overnight Mt Barnett Station. (B/L/D)

DAY 4: Manning - King Edward River. Today we leave the Gibb River Road, and travel to Kalumburu Road to Mitchell Plateau, visiting Drysdale River Station. Our camp will be on the banks of the river, an afternoon dip here, and a chance to explore the area before dinner is a must. Camping overnight King Edward River. (B/L/D)

DAY 5: King Edward River - Mitchell Falls. Today we leave for the Mitchell Plateau with it's masses of Mitchell Plateau Palms before tackling the slow rough track leading to the Mitchell Falls. We explore Mitchell and Merten Falls on foot and discover amazing Aboriginal rock art and some beautiful scenery. Late afternoon we return to our bush camp for a night out under the stars. Wildlife such as dingo's, kangaroos and birds are plentiful. (We recommend walking into the Mitchell Falls then taking advantage of a scenic helicopter flight). Camping overnight King Edward River. (B/L/D)

DAY 6: King Edward River - Home Valley.   This morning we visit aboriginal paintings in the area before departing from our river camp and the Mitchell Plateau and travelling back towards Drysdale Station to rejoin the Kimberley Gibb River Road. Tonight we camp at Home Valley Station. (B/L/D)

DAY 7: Home Valley - El Questro.   Our journey today takes us through the majestic Cockburn Ranges, have your cameras ready for the spectacular scenery and panoramic views of the Cockburn Ranges, Cambridge Gulf and the twin rivers of the Durack and Pentecost. A walk to stunning Emma Gorge on El Questro Station, with a rewarding swim in the crystal clear waters. Camping overnight El Questro. (B/L/D)

DAY 8: El Questro.   An exciting and relaxing day today. The morning sees us soaking in the thermal pools of Zebedee Springs, we then spend a free afternoon with the option available to spend a fun afternoon exploring Chamberlain Gorge in a dingy (small boat) to view the wildlife and aboriginal art of the area. Camping overnight El Questro Station. (B/L/D)

DAY 9: El Questro - Kununurra. This morning we leave El Questro on our journey to Wyndham and marvel at the view from Five Rivers Lookout. After lunch we travel on to Kununurra with a short stop to view the bird life of Parry Lagoon and set up camp on the edge of Lake Kununurra. Camping overnight Kununurra. (B/L/D)

DAY 10: Kununurra. A free day to enjoy the many attractions of Kununurra. Some suggestions for your free day - visit the plantations in the area, take a boat cruise along the Ord River, boat cruise on Lake Argyle, fishing trip on the lower Ord River, flight to Argyle Diamond Mine. These are only some of the optional tours available to you. Camping overnight Kununurra. (B/D)

DAY 11: Kununurra. Free day to enjoy the many attractions of Kununurra. Camping overnight Kununurra. (B)

DAY 12: Kununurra - Bungle Bungles.   An early start this morning as we head south for an interesting scenic drive through the mountain ranges to Turkey Creek, before tackling the slow 60 kilometre drive into the Aboriginal Bungle Bungles. Here we will see unbelievable beehive formations and plunging gorges. A visit this afternoon, to Echidna Chasm with its sheer rock face. We set up camp at one of the campsites in the Purnululu National Park and relax whilst enjoying the sunset on the Bungle Bungle Massif. Camping overnight Bungle Bungle National Park. (B/L/D)

DAY 13: Bungle Bungles. First thing on today's itinerary should be an unforgettable helicopter flight over the Bungle Bungle's. Whilst this is an optional extra, it is highly recommended. We will then drive to the other side of the Bungle Bungles for an easy walk through spectacular gorges and the bee hives of the Bungle Bungles, including Cathedral Gorge. Camping overnight Bungle Bungle National Park. (B/L/D)

DAY 14: Bungle Bungles - Fitzroy Crossing.   An early start back to the main road and on to the once thriving gold town of Halls Creek. Then on to our overnight stop at Fitzroy Crossing. Camping overnight Fitzroy Lodge. (B/L/D)

DAY 15: Fitzroy Crossing - Broome.   Pack up camp for the last time and travel to Geike Gorge for a morning visit. You will have an opportunity here for a boat cruise on the Fitzroy River and Geike Gorge. We then make our way to Cable Beach, Broome, where your Kimberley experience officially ends.