Tour Code: 4DKS
DEPARTS: Wednesday, April - October
DEPARTURE TIME: 7.45am RETURN TIME: 6:30pm
COST: $770.00 per adult, $690.00 per child (4-14 yrs)

Highlights

• Bell Gorge
• Galvins Gorge
• Manning Falls
• King Leopold Ranges
• Adcock Gorge
• Windjana Gorge
• Tunnel Creek
• Geike Gorge

Day 1
Departing Broome at 7:00am, our first stop is the infamous Derby 'Boab Prison Tree'. We then travel up the famous Gibb River road to the majestic waterfalls and crystal clear pools of Bell gorge where we have lunch. Sit back and relax in the evening at our campsite at Bell Gorge (Silent Grove), while our guide cooks you a delicious campfire dinner.

Day 2
We make today's first stop at Imintji Aboriginal Community for some time out with the locals before a morning swim at Galvins Gorge. After lunch we bushwalk through to Manning Falls and swim in deep clear pools and marvel at the stunning natural landscape. We camp on Mount Barnett Station at a billabong oasis in the heart of gorge country.

Day 3
After an early start we travel back down the Gibb River road to Adcock gorge, a large pool surrounded by lush remnant rainforest and stunning scenery. Back on the Gibb River road we travel to and Tunnel Creek, a 750 metre cave system carved through the Napier Range, an Devonian reef system 350 million years old.
Here we explore stalactites, several different species of bats, marine life and ancient Aboriginal rock-art.
Then it's off to the famous Windjana gorge to search for freshwater crocodiles and marvel at the stunning natural beauty of this oasis of the outback. Here, we camp for the night with the spectacular Napier Range as the backdrop.

Day 4
Today, we travel to what many Kimberley locals call the heart of the Kimberley, Fitzroy Crossing. Here we discover the majestic Geike Gorge where we meet our Indigenous Bunuba guide who leads us on a half-day Darngku heritage Cultural cruise exploring the area. Our Bunuba guide tells of the dreamtime stories of the area, demonstrates traditional fire lighting, animal tracking and more. Travelling through Kimberley cattle country we return to Broome.

What To Bring

• A broad-brimmed hat with sun visor, broad brimmed is better for all round protection
• Swimming costume and towel
• One pair of reef sandles, booties or sandshoes that you don't mind getting wet (Tunnel Creek)
• 1 pair of boots suitable for walking (sturdy walking shoes if you don't have boots)
• Shorts
• T-shirts (2 is sufficient)
• A long-sleeved cotton shirt (sun protection)
• 1 pair of loose-fitting pants
• A warm jumper - woollen or fleece
• Sufficient underwear and socks
• Personal toiletries and first aid
• Sun protection
• Insect repellent
• Camera & film
• Hat (fly net can also be useful)
• 1 x Water bottles
• Daypack for everyday use (waterbottles, camera, etc)
• Sleeping bag (available for hire $20, contact office prior to departure)
• Inner sheet for lining the inside of the sleeping bag (good for warm nights)
• 1 pair of sunglasses (wrap around) with a string or tie to prevent loss

NOTES:

• Please keep your luggage to a minimum. Bring only the essentials in a small soft bag (max 10kg).

Optional Equipment

• Some additional warm clothes if you are travelling in May - August
• Map
• Reading material
• Diary
• Binoculars