Welcome to the tropics and the NT capital city Darwin, where your Kimberley adventure begins. After meeting up with your group and guide,  we head south to stop at either Edith Falls for a swim or explore Katherine Gorge both of which are in Nitmiluk National Park. This is where the group will have lunch. We then head to overnight private campsite on the edge of Nitmiluk National Park, where permanent tents with swags await you. We can then enjoy an evening at camp and settle down for dinner with the group. (L,D)

After breakfast this morning we hit the road for Western Australia, and make our way to Lake Argyle, which has been created by the Ord River Dam. Admire the sheer size of this amazing man made spectacle that is about 18 times the size of Sydney Harbour. The lake is home to many species of native fish and thousands of freshwater crocodiles. You can choose to take an optional cruise on the lake before setting up camp nearby for the night. (B,L,D)

We start the day with some free time in the town of Kununurra. We use this time to stock up on any last minute supplies before heading out into the remote outback of the Kimberley. We then head West out of civilisation and its time for some 4WD action as your experienced guide winds our specially designed truck across the challenging road to the entrance to Purnululu National Park. It’s a bumpy journey but the scenery is fantastic looking out as we get up close and personal with the stunning Bungle Bungle Massif. This afternoon we get our first taste of the famous Kimberley sunsets at your bush camp. (B,L,D)

After breakfast prepare for a full day of activities, as the group heads back out to explore the remarkable rock formations of the Bungle Bungles. Hike to the thin, red gap of Echidna Chasm and the enormous Cathedral Gorge. There’s also the opportunity to experience a helicopter flight over the Bungle Bungles (at your own expense). As the sun goes down, head to your overnight camp. (B,L,D)

After breakfast today, we make our way toward El Questro Station as we admire the remarkable scenery of the Carr Boyd and Durack Ranges.  In the late afternoon, head to your campsite in El Questro on the banks of the Pentecost River, a wilderness park since 1991 for dinner. Maybe after dinner you can enjoy drink at the famous swinging Arm Bar. (B,L,D)

Spend the day exploring the station. We start off the day with a dip at Zebedee Hot Springs before taking on an afternoon hike for a swim under the waterfall at Emma Gorge. Tonight, enjoy another night at the El Questro campsite. (B,L,D)

After breakfast, its time to hit the road again and start travelling along the very well known Gibb River Road, a 600 kilometre dirt track running through the centre of the Kimberley. Today we cross rivers and weave our way through gorges, travel by 4WD along the wild Gibb River Road – a 600-kilometre stretch that winds right through the heart of the Kimberley. We’ve got a fair bit of ground to cover today, so there is a fair bit of drive time, but we’ll be breaking the journey up with lunch and at a few stop-offs along the way. This evening we camp at Mount Barnett station by the banks of a crystal clear fresh water river located close to Manning Gorge , perfect to cool off in after your long journey across the Gibb River Road. (B,L,D)

We spend the morning exploring the stunning Manning Gorge and enjoy a swim in the pools under Manning Falls. Depending on the season, post-lunch we spend the afternoon exploring Galvan’s Gorge before heading back to camp to relax around the campfire. (B,L,D)

The western Kimberley is full of stunning gorges that have to be explored and today is no exception. After breakfast we head to Bell Gorge (subject to weather and road conditions) home to a stunning cascade of water flowing from the previous wet season rains that fall in the King Leopold Ranges. This afternoon we make our way to Windjana Gorge, a segment of 375 million-year-old reef that was once underwater. Cut through by the Lennard River, which runs during the wet season then breaks up into little billabongs during the dry, this gorge attracts many species of bird and bat and is a great spot to see wild freshwater crocodiles. (B,L,D)

Begin the day exploring the Napier Range. The major attraction here is a guided walk through Tunnel Creek, an extensive cave system that extends about 750 m underground. Inside,  little bats flutter about and enormous stalactites rear down from the ceiling. Grab your torches as we take an adventurous hike through this amazing cave system. After lunch we then make the final drive on to Broome, hopefully arriving in time for a stunning Cable Beach sunset. (B,L)