Jewels of the Kimberley

Day 1  Broome  
Enjoy a town tour and a leisurely afternoon before your welcome dinner.  

Day 2  Broome  
Start your day early as we set off on a full-day adventure to the Dampier Peninsula and Horizontal Falls. Your day includes visiting the Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community, home to the iconic Mother of Pearl Church. Also visit the renowned, third-generation Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm and learn about the rich history and culture of this family-owned business. Experience a breathtaking seaplane flight, offering panoramic views of the stunning Buccaneer Archipelago, before landing in the calm waters of Talbot Bay. Enjoy a scenic cruise through Cyclone Creek and Horizontal Falls, followed by a refreshing swim in the marine viewing enclosure.  

Day 3  Broome to Fitzroy Crossing  
Depart Broome for Derby and visit the culturally significant Boab Prison Tree, travel along the legendary Gibb River Road stopping at Windjana Gorge for a guided walk through towering limestone cliffs. This afternoon, venture into Tunnel Creek National Park, wading through its underground river system before continuing onto Fitzroy Crossing.  

Day 4  Fitzroy Crossing to Bungle Bungle Range  
Travel along the Great Northern Highway to Halls Creek, with a stop to explore the mystical Mimbi Caves. Hear Dreamtime stories from Traditional Owners and discover ancient fossil sites before enjoying lunch in Halls Creek. Then, it’s time to journey into one of Australia’s most breathtaking landscapes — Purnululu National Park, home to the awe-inspiring Bungle Bungle Range.  

Day 5  Bungle Bungle Range  
Take in the grandeur of Purnululu from above on an unforgettable 18-minute helicopter flight. Back on the ground, follow Piccaninny Creek to the stunning Cathedral Gorge, where nature has sculpted a natural amphitheatre. Continue along the Dome Trail, weaving through the park’s striking beehive-like formations, before heading north to Echidna Chasm — where sheer rock walls glow in the afternoon light.  

Day 6  Bungle Bungle Range to Kununurra  
Leaving Purnululu behind, we travel north to Kununurra, stopping at Five Rivers Lookout for a picnic with panoramic views stretching across the Cambridge Gulf. Arriving in Kununurra by afternoon and choose to further explore at your own pace or have an afternoon at leisure.  

Day 7  Kununurra to El Questro Wilderness Park  
This morning head to Lake Kununurra to board a three hour cruise up the Ord River. Enjoy the scenery and diverse wildlife as your skipper takes you upstream to Lake Argyle. Afterwards, we visit Argyle Homestead Museum before continuing on to the Cockburn Range.

Day 8  El Questro Wilderness Park  
Exploring further into El Questro Wilderness Park today and embark on a tranquil 90 minute cruise through Chamberlain Gorge, a striking freshwater haven framed by towering cliffs. We make a stop for lunch, then take a guided walk up to the stunning Emma Gorge waterfall. Enjoy a swim in the large rock pool at the base of the falls before returning to the resort.

Day 9  El Questro Wilderness Park to Drysdale River Station
Spend the morning relaxing in the warm, crystal-clear waters of Zebedee Thermal Springs. After this, we resume our journey west along the Gibb River Road, crossing the mighty Pentecost River. From here, we follow the Kalumburu Road to Drysdale River Station, which runs 9,000 head of cattle across more than 1 million acres.  

Day 10  Drysdale River Station to Ngauwudu (Mitchell Plateau)  
Heading north, we follow the remote Ngauwudu (Mitchell Plateau) track, crossing the King Edward River to reach ancient Wanjina rock art galleries—some of the most remarkable in the Kimberley. After a picnic lunch, we travel through towering Livistona palm forests before arriving at our exclusive Ngauwudu Safari Camp by mid-afternoon.  

Day 11  Ngauwudu (Mitchell Plateau)  
After a short drive to the ranger station, we’ll set off on a guided 4km walking tour to the incredible four-tiered Punamii-Uunpuu, Mitchell Falls. Accompanied by a Wunambal Gaambera Traditional Owner, we’ll discover rarely seen Gwion and Wanijina cultural art sites. We walk past Bunjani (Mertens Falls), before arriving at the top of Punamii-Uunpuu, one of the most awe-inspiring wonders of the Kimberley. After a picnic lunch and time to admire the falls, we’ll take to the skies for a spectacular helicopter flight back to where the walk started.  

Day 12  Ngauwudu (Mitchell Plateau) to Darwin  
Leaving the Kimberley behind, we take a breathtaking flight back to Darwin, passing over the cascading King George Falls and the vast Joseph Bonaparte Gulf. Upon arrival, enjoy a few hours of free time before the final goodbye dinner.  

Day 13  Darwin  
Spend the morning at leisure or opt to join a guided town tour including a visit to the Defence of Darwin Experience at East Point before transferring to your onward destination or to the airport.