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A proper crossing, not a highlights reel
From Purnululu to Broome, the journey gives gorges, springs and big country the time they deserve.
Kimberley 4WD small-group safari
Twenty-one days inside the Kimberley story.
Gorges, thermal springs, red roads and nights beneath impossible skies—made spacious enough to truly take it in.
24 May 2027
Max 12 travellers
Broome
From $10,450 pp
A long-form adventure for people who want the Kimberley to feel lived, not rushed.
Why this signature journey
Big on the right things.
The memorable parts of a journey should feel easy. That is why every detail—from the group rhythm to the inclusions—is designed to leave space for the moments you came for.
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Two guides, one calm experience
An expedition 4WD, camp equipment and a dedicated safety lead keep the practical details in good hands.
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Stay close to the landscape
Twenty quality camping nights put you in the right place for dawn, dark skies and unhurried swims.
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The planning is in the price
Fresh meals, park fees and the Lake Argyle sunset cruise are included, so you can be present.
The journey, in chapters
The route is part of the reward.
Day 1
Broome to Fitzroy Crossing
Danggu Geikie Gorge Fitzroy Crossing Tunnel Creek Devonian reef country, freshwater crocs at eye level and a torch-lit walk through an ancient cave system.
Day 2
Wolfe Creek
Wolfe Creek Crater - Kandimalal
Day 3, 4, 5
Purnululu (Bungle Bungles)
Cathedral Gorge, Echidna Chasm and a night near the domes — the place guests call magic. Helicopter ride over the Bungle Bungles
Day 6,7,
Kununurra
Lake Argyle Lake Argyle Cruise Ivanhoe Crossing Wyndham
Day 8, 9, 10
El Questro
El Questro, Emma Gorge and Zebedee thermal springs. Dusty days, waterfall afternoons. Pentecost River
DAY 16
King Edward River Campgrounds
Elenbrae Station Drysdale Station Overnight King Edward River - Munurru
DAY 17
Mitchell Falls
Mitchell Falls Helicopter Ride over Mitchell Falls and return journey of walk.
DAY 16
Mt Barnett Station - Gibb River Road
Adcock Gorge, Manning Gorge, Galvins Gorge Overnigh camping under the stars - Gibb River Road
DAY 17
Mt Hart Station
Mt Hart Station
DAY 18
Derby
Bell Gorge, Windjana Gorge
Day 19, 20
Cape Leveque
Pearl Farm, Horizotal Falls, Pender Bay
Day 21
Broome Finale
Cable Beach sunset, Camel ride, and a farewell dinner overlooking the Indian Ocean
Free field guide
30 Kimberley moments worth planning for
A practical pre-trip field guide to the rhythms, swimming holes, gorge days and big-sky evenings that make the Kimberley unforgettable.
Pack in soft-sided bags and use packing cubes: camp days are easier when your warm layer, swimmers and torch are always in the same place.
A head torch, closed-toe walking shoes and reef shoes cover most camp, gorge and water-edge situations without overpacking.
Treat a gorge walk as your own day, not a race. Carry water, take the shade breaks offered and tell your guides early if you need a gentler option.
Dust is part of a Kimberley road trip, but it need not be a nuisance: a light scarf, zip bag for electronics and a spare shirt are usually enough.
After a swimming-hole day, dry your shoes outside your tent or room and keep a separate dry bag for wet gear. Tomorrow will feel far more relaxed.
Remote travel feels safer when you ask questions before you need help. Your guide team is there for exactly that—water, walking pace and camp comfort included.
What is already sorted
More time to be there.
Clear inclusions mean you can plan with confidence and leave the day-to-day details in capable hands.
20 nights quality camping
4WD Dual Cab Utes Comfort
Everyone gets a window seat
All meals, prepared fresh
Expedition 4WD & camp equipment
Three guides including safety lead
All national park fees & Charges
Lake Argyle sunset cruise
Geikie Gorge Cruise (if operating)
Lake Argyle Famous Cruise
2x Helicopter Flights
Aussie Spring Water all trip
Entertainment Activity Every Night
Please check the full tour page for exclusions, FAQs and the complete booking terms.
The next right step
Ready when your curiosity is.
Reserve with a 20% deposit today, or talk with Sharon or a Tour Leader before deciding. Either way, there is no need to figure it out alone.
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