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Wild Kimberley Overland
Explore caves, gorges, oases and mountains in the Outback
Get wild on this 11-day adventure through the remote Kimberley Outback. Sparsely populated and ruggedly beautiful, you’ll walk through Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges Conservation Park to Manning Gorge, explore the Tunnel Creek cave system and spend two nights under the stars in your permanent tented camp in Purnululu National Park. Swim in waterfalls and gorges, hike through red-rock formations and palm oases and learn about the rich First Nations history of the area from Traditional Custodians. Whether you’re visiting from overseas or travelling domestically, this journey through the Kimberley showcases some of the best parts of the Aussie Outback.
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108 reviewsStart: Broome, Australia
End: Broome, Australia
- Duration
- 11 days
- Group size
- 1 to 20
- Minimum age
- 12 years old
- Style
- Basic
- Theme
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- Overland
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Why you'll love this trip
- Explore the Tunnel Creek cave system and learn about Jandamarra, a First Nations freedom fighter who used the caves to evade police in the late 1800s.
- Take a guided walk through Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges Conservation Park to Manning Gorge, where you can swim beneath a waterfall and view ancient Indigenous rock art.
- Spend two nights under the stars in your private permanent tented camp in Purnululu National Park, with stunning views of the Bungle Bungles.
- Walk through Cathedral Gorge and experience the natural amphitheatre of red rock, carved out over millions of years to create this incredible acoustic wonder.
- Visit Lake Argyle, one of the largest man-made lakes in the southern hemisphere. Learn how the lake transformed this once-dry region into an agricultural oasis and take a dip in the infinity pool at Lake Argyle camp.
Itinerary
Welcome to Broome! Or Rubibi, in the language of the Yawuru people, who are the Traditional Custodians of the land on which Broome is now located. Start your adventure straight away, setting off early this morning and travelling through the remote and beautiful Kimberley landscape. After crossing the Fitzroy River, visit the Boab Prison Tree in Derby. Then, wander an art gallery before continuing along the Gibb River Road to Tunnel Creek. When you arrive, explore this 750 m long cave system carved through the Napier Range. Look out for the stalactites and a large variety of wildlife like bats and freshwater crocodiles, and hear the legend of Jandamarra – a First Nation freedom fighter who used the tunnel as a hide out in the late 1800's. Tonight, settle into camp near Windjana Gorge and watch as the stars come alive, away from the city lights.
Accommodation
- Camping (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals
- Lunch
- Dinner
Included activities
- Derby - Boab Prison Tree
- Derby - Norval Art Gallery
- West Kimberley Gorges - Exploration of Tunnel Creek (Dimalurru)
Special information
Make sure you’re on time this morning, as your trip will kick off straight away. See the Joining Point Instructions in the Essential Trip Information for details on where to meet your leader.
Your travel time today will be approximately 6 or 7 hours. Your walking distance will be approximately 2 km or 1 hour.
The longest uninterrupted drive today will be approximately 2.5 hours from Derby to Tunnel Creek, with no toilet facilities on the way.
The Tunnel Creek Trail is a Grade 5 (difficult) walk. There are loose rocks and uneven surfaces, with some sections requiring rock hopping, wading through waist deep water on submerged rocks and a short swim in complete darkness. Some sections require three points of contact at all times. Please make sure that you have your swimwear, towel, head torch and closed-toe wet shoes in your day pack when leaving Broome this morning, as your main luggage will be stowed away in the back of the vehicle.
Tonight’s campsite requires you to set up your own dome tents (provided). Alternatively, you can sleep in a swag (a canvas bedroll) under the stars. Facilities are basic and showers are solar heated.
There is no opportunity to purchase alcohol between Broome and Kununurra. If you’d like to bring alcoholic drinks to have around the campfire, please buy them in Broome before the trip starts. Please only bring cans, as glass bottles will break due to the corrugation on the Gibb River Road.
The Napier Range is over 350 million years old and is home to the geological wonder of Windjana Gorge. Spend this morning walking beneath the gorge walls, looking for freshwater crocodiles, local birdlife and Indigenous bush tucker. This afternoon, you’ll travel to Bell Gorge (Dalmanyi). This landmark in the West Kimberleys is known for its cascading waterfalls and clear pools formed millions of years ago. When you arrive, set off on the Bell Gorge Trail to Dalmanyi Falls. When you reach the end of the trail, stop and explore the area from the top of the falls or maybe continue along the Falls Trail, taking you through the creek above the falls.
Accommodation
- Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Included activities
- West Kimberley Gorges - Bell Gorge (Dalmanyi) Hike
- West Kimberley Gorges - Windjana Gorge Walk
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 5 or 6 hours. Your hiking distance will be approximately 5 km or 4 hours on Grade 2 and 4 trails.
The Windjana Gorge Trail is a Grade 2 (easy) 2 km return walk, taking around 1 hour. The trail has a rough surface that may have some moderate hills.
The Bell Gorge Trail is a Grade 4 (challenging) walk with an initial steep downhill section with loose, uneven surfaces. After crossing a small creek, continue along the rocky dry creek bed and up to the top of Dalmanyi Falls.
The Falls Trail is a Grade 5 (difficult) walk and an optional extension of the Bell Gorge Trail, requiring crossing the creek above the falls on slippery rocks submerged in fast-flowing water. The descent to the pool below requires three points of contact at all times.
You’ll spend two nights in the comfort of our own private safari camp at Mount Barnett Station near Manning Gorge. The camp features large tents on raised platforms with twin stretcher beds, mattresses and our own sheltered kitchen area. There are hot showers and flush toilets nearby. The camp runs on a diesel generator which is turned off at 9 pm.
Travel to Manning Gorge, where you'll hike the Manning Falls Trail. Starting with a river crossing, follow the trail along the Manning River to the falls. When you arrive, cool off in the deep clear pool or maybe climb to the top of the waterfall for panoramic views over Mount Barnett Station. This afternoon, visit Galvans Gorge. After a short bushwalk, dive into the cool waters of the gorge and sit underneath the falls for a natural back massage. Then, explore the rock walls beside the main pool, where you’ll find Wandjina rock art, before heading back to camp for the night.
Accommodation
- Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Included activities
- West Kimberley Gorges - Manning Falls Hike
- West Kimberley Gorges - Galvans Gorge Walk
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours. Your hiking distance will be approximately 6.6 km or 4 hours on Grade 4 and 3 trails.
The Manning Falls Trail is a Grade 4 (challenging) 5.6 km 3-hour walk that starts with a swim across the Manning River (approx 50m). The trail has a rough and rocky surface, sections with very steep hills, and involves some rock hopping. The trail gets progressively harder towards the end. The trail is exposed, with very little shade.
The Galvans Gorge Trail is a Grade 3 (moderate) 1 km return walk, taking around 1 hour without time for a swim. There are some short steep hills, a rough surface, and it involves some rock hopping.
Today is a driving day, so sit back, relax and enjoy the Kimberley scenery and the famous ‘Gibb River Road massage’ provided by the rugged dirt track you'll be driving on. Today is a long travel day, so it's a good idea to get stuck into your book or favourite podcast. Along the way, you’ll stop off at the Pentecost River Lookout that takes in the river floodplain and the tabletop Cockburn Ranges. Tonight, settle into camp at El Questro and enjoy a relaxing night by the campfire.
Accommodation
- Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 6 or 7 hours.
Tonight's private camp at El Questro has large tents on raised platforms with twin stretcher beds, mattresses and a sheltered kitchen area. Nearby shared facilities have hot showers and flush toilets.
Tonight’s dinner is not included and is at your own expense. The bar at El Questro Station serves burgers and pizza. Depending on the timing of the day, the non-included meal may take place tomorrow instead, or alternatively at Lake Argyle, which has a pub menu. Your leader will advise.
After breakfast, set off on the Emma Gorge Trail, known for its towering 120 m cliff face made of cockburn and quartz sandstone. As you walk along the crystal-clear pools and waterfalls, look out for ripple markings in the rocks formed under shallow tidal waters millions of years ago. Then, take a short walk through the forest of Livistona and pandanus palms to the Zebedee Springs. When you arrive, spend some time exploring the natural thermal rock pools at the base of the cliff and cool off with a dip in the water. This afternoon is free to spend how you like. Maybe cruise on the Chamberlain Gorge, join a bush tucker walk or bird watching tour or simply explore this wilderness park at your pace. Tonight, maybe head out for a pub-style dinner at the restaurant on El Questro Station.
Accommodation
- Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Included activities
- El Questro - Zebedee Hot Springs
- El Questro - Emma Gorge Hike
Optional activities
- El Questro - Chamberlain Gorge Afternoon Cruise - AUD110
- El Questro - Injid Marlabu Calls Us - AUD150
Special information
Your hiking distance will be approximately 3.8 km or 2.5 hours on Grade 4 and 2 trails.
The Emma Gorge Trail is a Grade 4 (challenging) 3.2 km return walk, taking around 2 hours. The trail is mostly flat with some steep sections, loose and slippery rocks, and involves some rock hopping, especially towards the end. Don't forget your swimmers as this is a fantastic spot to cool off.
The Zebedee Springs Trail is a Grade 2 (easy) 600 m return walk, taking around 30 minutes, without the time for a swim. The trail is mostly flat with some elevated sections.
The afternoon is free for you to choose your own activities. We recommend that you pre-book the Chamberlain Gorge Cruise as this activity can sell out far in advance. Please book directly with El Questro via their website.
This morning, drive to Kununurra, where you have some free time to wander the shops and galleries in the main area or find a local cafe. Then, time permitting, you'll have the option to visit the Hoochery (a local distillery known for its rum) or the Zebra Rock Gallery (a gallery showcasing crafted ornaments made from Zebra Rock found in the region) with your leader. This afternoon, travel to the shores of the expansive Lake Argyle – the heart of the Ord River Irrigation System, which has transformed this dry region into an agricultural oasis. Spend some time exploring the area and maybe dive into the infinity pool at Lake Argyle camp.
Accommodation
- Camping (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Optional activities
- Lake Argyle - Infinity Pool - Free
- Kununurra - Zebra Rock Gallery - Free
- Kununurra - Hoochery Distillery Visit - Free
- Kununurra - Artlandish Aboriginal Art Gallery - Free
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours.
Camping at Lake Argyle involves dome tents with stretcher beds and mattresses. On-site facilities have hot showers and flush toilets.
Today is a free day for you to explore Lake Argyle. Maybe visit the Durack Homestead Museum, set off on one of the many bush trails or join a sunset boat cruise on the lake (highly recommended).
Accommodation
- Camping (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals
- Breakfast
Optional activities
- Lake Argyle - The Bluff Hike - Free
- Lake Argyle - Sunset Cruise - AUD125
- Lake Argyle - Durack Homestead Visit - AUD8
Special information
If you would like to join the sunset cruise, your leader will be able to book it for you. There is no need for you to pre-book this as we hold spaces with the operator.
After a leisurely morning, head down the Great Northern Highway to Purnululu National Park, home to the magnificent Bungle Bungles. This UNESCO World Heritage site is known for its landscape of unique orange and black striped ‘beehive’ geological formations, created by rivers over a period of 20 million years. When you arrive, take some time to settle into your private permanent tented camp and take in the views of the Bungles Massif and the Kimberley night sky from your door.
Accommodation
- Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 6 hours. The dirt track from Spring Creek into the Bungle Bungles is only 50 km but will take approximately 2 hours. This is a very windy and corrugated road that can sometimes take even longer to drive.
Tonight’s permanent tented camp features nearby modern facilities, a covered dining deck with panoramic views and an open-air campfire.
Spend the morning exploring Echidna Chasm, known for its towering Livistonia Palm trees. Set off on the Echidna Chasm Walk, following the steep-sided gorge walls with shades of oranges and reds that glow when the sun hits them. Take in the panoramic views over the Osmand Range before continuing to the Cathedral Gorge. Known for its towering rocks, which create a natural amphitheatre due to its acoustics, spend the afternoon walking the Cathedral Gorge Trail. Later today, maybe take an optional scenic helicopter flight for a bird's-eye view over the beehive domes.
Accommodation
- Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Included activities
- Bungle Bungles - Echidna Chasm
- Bungle Bungles - Cathedral Gorge
Optional activities
- Bungle Bungles - Helicopter Flight (from) - AUD349
Special information
Your hiking distance will be approximately 4 km or 3 hours on Grade 4 trails.
The Echidna Chasm Walk is a Grade 4 walk, approx 2 km return taking under an hour. It has steep-sided gorge walls up to 200 metres high and barely a metre wide in places. The trail has a natural surface of rock, and some sections require some moderate climbing.
The walk to Cathedral Gorge is a Grade 4 walk, 2 km return. People typically spend 1-2 hours on this walk. The trail is unmodified and rocky.
Today, you have the option to see the domes from the air by taking an optional helicopter flight. We hold spaces with the operator, and your leader will offer to book the flights on your behalf. This way the leader can coordinate the timing with the day’s other activities in mind.
This morning, travel to Fitzroy Crossing. Named due to the Martuwarra (Fitzroy River) that runs through it, the Fitzroy Valley is home to more than 40 Aboriginal communities, combining five different language groups – Bunuba, Gooniyandi, Nyikina, Wangkatjunka and Walmajarri. On the way, stop at the China Wall near Halls Creek – a natural white limestone wall which looks like a miniature Great Wall of China. If there’s time, make another stop at Mary’s Pool for lunch. The rest of the evening is free for you to explore the area before settling into camp by the Fitzroy River.
Accommodation
- Camping (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Included activities
- Halls Creek - China Wall Visit
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 6 or 7 hours.
The walk at China Wall has a steep slope down to the dry creek, but you can opt out of the walk and still see the wall.
Camping at the Fitzroy River Lodge involves dome tents with stretcher beds and mattresses. On-site facilities have hot showers and flush toilets.
Tonight’s dinner is not included and is at your own expense. The restaurant at Fitzroy River Lodge has a pub menu.
This morning, join the Darlgunya Cultural Walk, where your local Aboriginal guide will take you through the remnants of the old postal settlement and down to the Fitzroy Riverbanks. Learn about the wild Fitzroy River – about its plants, wildlife and the significance for the local culture. Stop for an optional lunch on the way, before returning to Broome this afternoon. When you arrive in Broome, your trip will come to an end. If you’d like to stay longer, just talk to your booking agent ahead of time.
Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
Included activities
- Fitzroy Crossing - Darlgunya Cultural Walk with Aboriginal Guide
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 5 hours.
Your trip ends when you arrive back in Broome late this afternoon. We recommended booking an extra night in Broome before flying out, as delays may occur. Once in Broome, your leader will drop you at your nominated accommodation or back at the default starting location.
Inclusions and activities
Destinations
AustraliaMeals
10 breakfasts, 10 lunches, 8 dinners
Transport
Private 4WD vehicle
Accommodation
Camping (with shared facilities) (4 nights), Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (4 nights), Eco safari camp (with shared facilities) (2 nights)
Included activities
- Derby - Boab Prison Tree
- Derby - Norval Art Gallery
- West Kimberley Gorges - Exploration of Tunnel Creek (Dimalurru)
- West Kimberley Gorges - Bell Gorge (Dalmanyi) Hike
- West Kimberley Gorges - Windjana Gorge Walk
- West Kimberley Gorges - Manning Falls Hike
- West Kimberley Gorges - Galvans Gorge Walk
- El Questro - Zebedee Hot Springs
- El Questro - Emma Gorge Hike
- Bungle Bungles - Echidna Chasm
- Bungle Bungles - Cathedral Gorge
- Halls Creek - China Wall Visit
- Fitzroy Crossing - Darlgunya Cultural Walk with Aboriginal Guide
Optional activities
- El Questro - Chamberlain Gorge Afternoon Cruise - AUD110
- El Questro - Injid Marlabu Calls Us - AUD150
- Lake Argyle - Infinity Pool - Free
- Kununurra - Zebra Rock Gallery - Free
- Kununurra - Hoochery Distillery Visit - Free
- Kununurra - Artlandish Aboriginal Art Gallery - Free
- Lake Argyle - The Bluff Hike - Free
- Lake Argyle - Sunset Cruise - AUD125
- Lake Argyle - Durack Homestead Visit - AUD8
- Bungle Bungles - Helicopter Flight (from) - AUD349
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Before you book you should know
- This trip involves plenty of walking over varied terrain and is best suited to travellers with a good level of mobility. A reasonable level of fitness and being sure on your feet is necessary to participate. Good footwear (hiking boots with ankle support and closed toe water shoes), clothing for all types of weather (sun protection and warm layers for the evening), plus perhaps walking poles are recommended for extra stability on uneven rocky terrain. Details on physical activities can be found in the daily itinerary.
- This is a camping trip. Simple facilities and lack of emphasis on creature comforts make this an authentic experience of the Australian outback. A Single Supplement is not available on the default version of this trip. As a single traveller you will have a tent to yourself on camping nights, however in the permanent tented camps you will be paired up with another single traveller of the same gender. An accommodation upgrade (Camping Plus) for nights 4, 5, 6, 7 and 10 is available upon request and subject to availability at an additional cost. Camping Plus can also be booked with the option of a single supplement. Please see the accommodation section of your trip notes or speak to your travel agent for more details.
- Please note that you must bring your own sleeping bag, suitable to the conditions. Please familiarise yourself with the weather conditions that are to be expected at the time of your trip. You can also hire a sleeping bag from us at an additional cost. This must be requested with your booking agent no later than 14 days prior to departure.
- On some days of the trip, you’ll spend several hours driving through very sparse areas of Australia. Sit back and enjoy landscapes that you would miss in any other form of travel. Extra space can be tight, and conditions may feel a little cramped. There will be some very early mornings.
- It is very important that you advise us of any dietary requirements and allergies at least 2 weeks prior to departure. We need this information well ahead of time to be able organise catering for the trip. This trip’s remote location means that some food items will not be available on short notice, and once the trip has commenced changes to dietary requirements are not possible. Please also advise us of any medical conditions at the time of booking and bring along any personal medication. Please note that if you require urgent medical attention during the trip, it may take several hours or more for emergency services to attend the scene and take you to a medical facility.
START & END TIME
This trip starts in Broome with an early pick-up at 7:00am on day 1 at our default pick-up location (Kimberley Travellers Lodge), unless you request an alternative pick-up location at least 14 days prior to departure. The trip finishes in the late afternoon or early evening on the last day. We recommend you arrive a day prior to the trip's departure date and onward travel should not be booked until the following day.
TRIP STYLE & SLEEPING BAG
Accommodation on this trip is twin share and is a combination of pop-up tents and permanent tents with stretcher beds and a mattress. You must bring a sleeping bag, suitable to the conditions. Please familiarise yourself with the weather conditions that are to be expected at the time of your trip. You can also hire a sleeping bag from us at an additional cost. This must be requested with your booking agent no later than 14 days prior to departure. A pillow, pillowcase, bottom sheet are always provided.
SINGLE TRAVELLERS & ACCOMMODATION UPGRADE
A Single Supplement is not available on the default version of this trip. You will be paired up with another single traveller of the same gender. An accommodation upgrade (Camping Plus) for nights 4, 5, 6, 7 & 10 is available upon request and subject to availability at an additional cost. Camping Plus can also be booked with the option for a single supplement. Please see the accommodation section of your trip notes or speak to your travel agent for more details.
WEATHER
Departures are all subject to regional weather conditions and road closures – usually only a concern in Apr & Oct / Nov.
LUGGAGE
Space in our vehicles is limited so please keep luggage light – bring only essentials in a small soft bag, MAXIMUM 15kg. Suitcases are NOT suitable. Excess luggage must be left in Broome or sent to a forward destination.
PARTICIPATORY CAMPING
It is important that travellers participate in setting up camp each night, though the leader can assist where necessary. The leader also appreciates the assistance or one or two group members in preparing/clearing meals. It is essential that all our groups leave the camp they stay in as they found them for the next travellers - the Kimberley is a pristine wilderness and it is our responsibility to ensure it stays this way.
DIETARY REQUIREMENTS
It is very important that you advise us of any dietary requirements and allergies at least 2 weeks prior to departure. We need this information well ahead of time to be able organise catering for the trip. Broome's remote location means that some food items will not be available on short notice, and once the trip has commenced changes to dietary requirements are not possible.
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
As we operate in remote areas, you will need to bring all of your own personal medications with you. While our leaders are qualified in remote area or wilderness first aid and carry satellite phones, we do not carry any emergency medications. If a person requires urgent medical attention during the trip, it may take several hours or more for emergency services to attend the scene and take you to a medical facility. If you have any pre-existing medical issues that will affect your ability to complete the trip or may have an impact on other guests’ experiences and you do not disclose these prior to the departure, we reserve the right to remove you from the trip.
Visa information is provided by Sherpa, a third-party. The "Add connection" feature shows transit visa requirements only and does not include full entry visa needs. Please note, additional service fees apply if you choose to purchase a visa through Sherpa.
Travel and visa requirements
Camping (with shared facilities) (4 nights), Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (4 nights), Eco safari camp (with shared facilities) (2 nights)
Nights 1, 6, 7 & 10: Camping in National Parks and in the grounds of Lake Argyle and the Fitzroy River Lodge involves dome tents (single/twinshare), swags with fitted sheets & pillows with pillow cases. On site ablutions have hot showers and flush toilets.
Nights 2 & 3 Enjoy two nights in the comfort of our own private safari camp at Manning Gorge. The camp features large tents on raised platforms with twin stretcher beds, mattresses and our own sheltered kitchen area. Nearby shared ablutions have hot showers and flush toilets.
Nights 4 & 5 Our private camp on the grounds of El Questro also features large tents on raised platforms with twin stretcher beds, mattresses and our own sheltered kitchen area. Nearby shared ablutions have hot showers and flush toilets.
Nights 8 & 9 In the heart of Purnululu National Park, our permanent tented camp boasts views of the Bungles Massif from your door. The camp features nearby modern facilities, a covered dining deck with panoramic views and an open air campfire around which you can relax beneath a sparkling Kimberley night sky: chatting, star-gazing and sharing the adventure with like-minded travellers.
SINGLE TRAVELLERS
A Single Supplement is not available on the default version of this trip. As a single traveller you will have a tent to yourself on Camping nights (nights 1, 6, 7 & 10). On the remaining nights, due to limited availability, you will twin share with a fellow traveller of the same gender.
ACCOMMODATION UPGRADE (CAMPING PLUS)
An accommodation upgrade is available upon request and subject to availability for nights 4, 5, 6, 7 & 10. Camping Plus can also be booked with the option for a single supplement for those nights. The Camping Plus option also includes a sleeping bag for you, so there is no need for you to bring one along.
Nights 4 & 5 (Camping Plus): The Permanent Tents at El Questro Station offer an affordable upgrade option at the famous El Questro Wilderness Park. With queen or twin beds, lighting and a quality ablutions block nearby, these tents ensure you have a comfortable nights sleep while still enjoying the outback essence of Kimberley camping.
Nights 6 & 7 (Camping Plus): The Standard Rooms at Lake Argyle Resort each have a queen & single bed, private ensuite bathroom, a small fridge, tea/coffee making facilities. airconditioning and a private verandah to enjoy the beautiful surrounds.
Night 10 (Camping Plus): The new Safari Tents at the Fitzroy River Lodge offer elevated glamping, with twin beds and power. Shared facilities.
SLEEPING BAG
You must bring a sleeping bag, suitable to the conditions. Please familiarise yourself with the weather conditions that are to be expected at the time of your trip. You can also hire a sleeping bag from us at an additional cost. This must be requested with your booking agent no later than 14 days prior to departure. A pillow, pillowcase, bottom sheet are always provided. If you have booked the Camping Plus option it also includes a sleeping bag for you, so in that case there is no need for you to bring one along.
PARTICIPATORY CAMPING
It is important that travellers participate in setting up camp each night, though the leader can assist where necessary. The leader also appreciates the assistance or one or two group members in preparing/clearing meals. It is essential that all our groups leave the camp they stay in as they found them for the next travellers - the Kimberley is a pristine wilderness and it is our responsibility to ensure it stays this way.
Kimberley Travellers Lodge departing 07:00am
9a Bagot Street
Broome
AUSTRALIA
Instructions
The default pick up location for this trip is at 7:00 am at Kimberley Travellers Lodge.
The default pick up point is where we will meet you for your tour, unless you or your travel agent requests an alternative location (contact our Reservations team for more information). It is your responsibility to contact us with your preferred pick up point well ahead of departure. We do not take responsibility for missed tours if we have not been advised of an alternative in advance and you are not at the default location on time.
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