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 4WD Camping Adventure Safaris 
BROOME to DARWIN + DARWIN TO BROOME (8 nights/9 days)
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Bungle Bungle domes, Purnululu National Park © Tourism QLD
This tour is suitable only for fit and active people who can hike 5-9 km a day over uneven terrain, often in very high temperatures. Because of the remote nature of the Kimberley region, bush camps with limited facilities are used on some nights. Not suitable for children. This adventure is just that ... an adventure. Travelling on Outback bush tracks and gravel roads, exploring some of the most isolated and scenic areas that Western Australia has to offer.
These tours are only for fit and active people, who can hike 5-9kms a day over uneven terrain, often in high temperatures.

Broome to Darwin Itinerary 8 nights/9 days (and reverse)

Departs from Broome 6.30 am 
Ends in Darwin (or Broome for reverse trip early evening on Day 9)
2012 Departure Dates
Broome: 26 April - 29 October on most Wednesdays - please request your ideal date
Darwin: 27 April - 26 October on most Saturdays - please request your ideal date
Trip Highlights
  * Windjana Gorge
  * Tunnel Creek
  * Gibb River Road
  * Kimberley Gorges
  * Bungle Bungle National Park
  * Kununurra
  * Lake Argyle



Scroll down for an outline summary of the Broome to Darwin Itinerary 8 night/9 days
Day 1:  Broome to Windjana Gorge

After leaving Broome stop briefly at Willare Bridge to gaze in awe at the size of the Fitzroy River and the amount of water that flows in it during the wet season. Continuing on, leave the bitumen behind as you head for the Oscar Range and on to Tunnel Creek, a 750 metre tunnel that passes under the Napier range, rich in bushranger history - just ask your guide for the true story. (LD)
Day 2:  Windjana Gorge to Mt Barnett
After spending a few pleasant hours exploring Windjana Gorge with its abundance of freshwater crocodiles it’s time to hit the track again and travel along the famous Gibb River road to Manning Gorge to watch the sunset over the Barnett Range (BLD)
Day 3:  Gibb River Road and Gorges
A great day of swimming and hiking as you explore some of the Kimberley's striking gorges. You might go to Barnett, Manning, Adcock or Galvans depending upon the time of year. Tonight is another night at your bush camp.. (BLD)
Day 4:  Gibb River Road to El Questro Station
Continue along the rugged Gibb River Road, travelling through some ancient and spectacular country before crossing the Pentecost River and heading to the famous El Questro Station. You'll walk into the beautiful Cockburn Ranges and go for a swim under the waterfall at Emma Gorge before retiring for the night.. (BLD) 
Day 5: El Questro to Bungle Bungles
Today sit back and admire the awesome scenery of the Carr Boyd and Durack Ranges as you head to Turkey Creek. Experience a challenging 4WD trip into the Bungle Bungle (Purnululu) National Park for sunset over the Osmond Ranges and your overnight camp. (BLD)
Day 6:  Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park
A full day of exploration today. The rock formations of the Bungle Bungles massif are remarkable and you visit the permanent waterhole of Frog Hole, breathtaking Echidna Chasm and overwhelming and magnificent Cathedral Gorge. There is time to get another perspective of the Bungles by helicopter if you choose (at own expense) before you head back to your overnight bush camp.. (BLD) 
Day 7: Bungle Bungles to Kununurra
Time for some 4WD action as you wind our way out of the Bungle Bungles on our way to Kununurra, the capital of the north. This afternoon spend time exploring Hidden Valley, just a stones throw from Kununurra township. (BLD) 
Day 8: Kununurra to Victoria River
This morning drive out to Lake Argyle and the Ord River Dam where there is time to take in the magnificent expanse of the largest man made lake in Australia. This afternoon cross the border into the Northern Territory. Time permitting you may have a look in at the Keep River National Park before heading to tonight's camp on the Victoria River. (BLD) 
Day 9: Victoria River to Darwin
Begin the final stage of your adventure this morning with the short leg to Katherine where there will be a brief visit to Katherine (Nitmiluk) Gorge. Heading north now, stop at Edith Falls for a final refreshing and relaxing swim before heading into Darwin where sadly it is time to farewell your new found friends. (BL)
Truly Ref 498
 

Summary of Darwin to Broome Itinerary 8 night/ 9 days

2011 Departs Darwin on nominated Saturdays at 6.30am: 27 April - 26 October
Day 1  Darwin to to Victoria River - includes (LD)
Day 2  Victoria River to Kununurra - includes (BLD)
Day 3  Kununurra to Bungle Bungles - includes (BLD)
Day 4  Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park - includes (BLD)
Day 5  Bungle Bungles to El Questro - includes (BLD)
Day 6  El Questro to Gibb River Road - includes (BLD)
Day 7  Gibb River Road and Gorges - includes (BLD)
Day 8  Manning Gorge to Windjana Gorge - includes (BLD)
Day 9  Windjana Gorge to Broome - includes (BL)
Included 
 * Overnight Camping:  NOTE: The bush camp locations are often used on a regular basis throughout the season so that the differences between a 'campground' and a 'bush camp' can be somewhat blurred.
 * 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 
 * Transport in air-conditioned 4WD vehicle with forward facing seats - normally a maximum of 21 passengers per tour
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
Fuel surcharges (if applicable)
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
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. 

 

PRICES for Darwin-Broome-Darwin Adventure Camping Safari
Per person share twin        
2012 2013 Truly
Ref
Twin Share Twin share
Broome to Darwin 4WD Camping Safari 8 nights/9 days* A$1853 Request 498
Darwin to Broome 4WD Camping Safari 8 nights/9 days* A$1653 Request 1703
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* A fuel levy may apply to this tour - if applicable it will be collected locally at the start of the tour 
The levies will be collected at the departure point.
Sleeping bag hire:  small fee collected at the departure point - please tell us to reserve one when you book.
For details of accommodation options, click City Hotels Darwin or City Hotels Broome+Kununurra
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