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Broome to Darwin Itinerary 11 nights/12 days |
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Departs from Broome 7.00 am Ends in Darwin 2008 Departure Dates Broome to Darwin 18 May, 1 June, 15 June, 29 June, 13 July, 27 July, 10 August, 24 August, 7 September, 21 September, 5 October |
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Day 1 Depart Broome at 7.00 am and head to the Derby Prison for a short visit. Leave the bitumen behind on the Gibb River Road, and almost instantly feel the remoteness. A walk up Windjana Gorge this afternoon is sure to impress. Camping overnight Windjana National Park. (BLD) Day 2 Off to Tunnel Creek this morning - have your swimming togs and torches ready. This amazing tunnel cuts through the Napier Range and is rich in history, as explained by your guide. Afternoon to Bells Gorge for camping overnight. (BLD). Day 3 Leaving Bells Gorge, travel through the beautiful scenery of the Kimberley's highest mountain range, King Leopold Ranges, on the way to Galvan's Gorge, another good place for a swim. For those feeling like a walk, a visit to Manning Gorge this afternoon is recommended. Camping overnight Mt Barnett Station. (BLD) Day 4 Leave the Gibb River Road, and travel along 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. (BLD) Day 5 We make full use of our 4WD capacity today, to take us to the Mitchell Plateau. Livistonia palms abound in this rugged region. Experience an optional helicopter flight over these falls, you can see most of the remotest country in the world. While swimming and overlooking the cascading falls, take a moment out, realising just where you are on the map. Camping overnight King Edward River. (BLD) Day 6 This morning visit aboriginal paintings in the area, before departing the river camp and Mitchell Plateau and travel back down Kalumburu Road to rejoin the Gibb River Road. Tonight camp at unique Ellenbrae Station. (BLD) Day 7 Travel through the majestic Cockburn Ranges, and have your cameras ready as you wind towards El Questro Station. Walk to stunning Emma Gorge, with a rewarding swim in the crystal clear waters. Camping overnight Kununurra Kimberley Land Caravan Park. (BLD) Day 8 Free day today, to enjoy the many attractions of Kununurra. Overnight Kununurra. (BLD) DAY 9: An early start to the Bungle's unbelievable beehive formations, and view plunging gorges that will leave you breathless. Visit Echidna Chasm with its 150 metre sheer rock face. Camping overnight Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park. (BLD) Day 10 A full day to take in the wonder of Purnululu, starting with an optional helicopter flight over this amazing sight. Then lunch in Cathedral Gorge and an afternoon walk to Mini Palms. Camping overnight Purnululu National Park. (BLD) Day 11 Leave Purnululu today and head to Kununurra for a short stop. You then cross the Northern Territory Border, pass through Timber Creek and travel on to Victoria River. Camping overnight at Timber Creek. (BLD) Day 12 Today visit Katherine Gorge and Edith Falls for a relaxing swim en route to our final destination, the city of Darwin, when your Kimberley adventure officially ends! (BL) Please note: All itineraries in these remote areas are a guide only and are subject to change without notice. Truly Ref 499 |
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| Included All meals as shown in the itinerary (Breakfast Lunch Dinner) Experienced tour guides Motel transfers, camping equipment and fees, water bottle holders, park entry fees Excluded Sleeping bag - bring your own or hire for A$30 (fee collected at departure point). Please reserve one when you book. All soft and alcoholic drinks Optional tours What to Bring: Sturdy walking shoes, swimming gear, hat and sunscreen, water bottle, towel and toiletries, torch, pillow, warm clothing in winter months, insect repellent, camera and film |
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| Special Notes All itineraries in these remote areas are a guide only and are subject to change without notice in response to local conditions, particularly during April and November with the closure of the Gibb River Road and Bungle Bungle National park. Passengers should be aware that itineraries may change from time to time. These safaris are not suitable for children. There is a strict luggage limit of 15 kgs per person, in a backpack or soft bag. |
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