The Kimberley is a rugged and remote region with a 'Wet Season' from November to April and a 'Dry Season' from May to October. During 'The Wet', temperatures range from 35o C to 45o C with very high humidity and heavy rain.

These varying conditions throughout the year mean that the Kimberley and its attractions are constantly changing. It is because of this we don't provide a day-by-day fixed itinerary, as we prefer to provide the best possible tour at the time you travel. We do fit in all the major attractions and many others, however the order or time spent in various places may change.

Unseasonal rain and road conditions can also affect the itinerary.

Departing Darwin at 6am we travel south down the Stuart Highway and visit Edith Falls for a swim. Then it's Katherine Hot Springs before travelling west towards Western Australia to set up the first of our bush camps on the Victoria River.

The next day we enter Western Australia and explore and swim in Lake Argyle on a fantastic and unique boat cruise before setting up camp on an exclusive island on the Lake. This is regularly voted as one of the tour highlights.

After returning from the Island we travel through Kununurra, Turkey Creek and set up camp in Purnululu National Park, home of the Bungle Bungles, where we hike and explore the Beehive Domes, Echidna Chasm, Picaninny Creek and Cathedral Gorge. Optional Helicopter Flights are available at extra cost and are highly recommended.

We then travel back up through Kununurra and spend the next 4 days on the Gibb River Road. We next visit Emma Gorge (El Questro), the Pentecost River, Cockburn Ranges, Barnett, Manning, Galvans, Adcock, Bell and Lennard Gorges. We swim, hike and climb through these pristine gorges, exploring, jumping into pools, and viewing ancient Aboriginal Wandjina and Bradshaw Art.

Finally we visit Windjana Gorge, wade through Tunnel Creek, visit Derby's Prison Boab Tree and arrive in Broome in the early evening.

OPTIONAL EXTRAS (Can be booked whilst on tour)

18 Minute Bungle Bungles Helicopter Flight $319.00

30 Minute Bungle Bungles Helicopter Flight $479.00

A colossal land replete with natural attractions, Western Australia's vast expanses and unique landscapes will surprise you at every turn. From the serene shorelines of Broome and Shell Beach and freshwater swimming holes of Karijini National Park to Ningaloo’s vibrant reef, this 10-day Broome to Perth adventure really does make for an unforgettable road trip. Discover the hidden grottoes and rock pools of the Pilbara, dip into the crystalline waters of Turquoise Bay and admire the world's oldest living organisms in Kalbarri before finishing up in laidback Perth. Covering an immense distance at a leisurely pace, this trip serves as the perfect getaway for those looking to unearth some of Australia's most serene delights.

The Kimberley is a rugged and remote region with a 'Wet Season' from November to April and a 'Dry Season' from May to October. During 'The Wet', temperatures range from 35o C to 45o C with very high humidity and heavy rain.

These varying conditions throughout the year mean that the Kimberley and its attractions are constantly changing. It is because of this we don't provide a day-by-day fixed itinerary, as we prefer to provide the best possible tour at the time you travel. We do fit in all the major attractions and many others, however the order or time spent in various places may change.

Unseasonal rain and road conditions can also affect the itinerary.

Departing Darwin at 6am we travel south down the Stuart Highway and visit Edith Falls for a swim. Then it's Katherine Hot Springs before travelling west towards Western Australia to set up the first of our bush camps on the Victoria River.

The next day we enter Western Australia and explore and swim in Lake Argyle on a fantastic and unique boat cruise before setting up camp on an exclusive island on the Lake. This is regularly voted as one of the tour highlights.

After returning from the Island we travel through Kununurra, Turkey Creek and set up camp in Purnululu National Park, home of the Bungle Bungles, where we hike and explore the Beehive Domes, Echidna Chasm, Picaninny Creek and Cathedral Gorge. Optional Helicopter Flights are available at extra cost and are highly recommended.

We then travel back up through Kununurra and spend the next 4 days on the Gibb River Road. We next visit Emma Gorge (El Questro), the Pentecost River, Cockburn Ranges, Barnett, Manning, Galvans, Adcock, Bell and Lennard Gorges. We swim, hike and climb through these pristine gorges, exploring, jumping into pools, and viewing ancient Aboriginal Wandjina and Bradshaw Art.

Finally we visit Windjana Gorge, wade through Tunnel Creek, visit Derby's Prison Boab Tree and arrive in Broome in the early evening.

OPTIONAL EXTRAS (Can be booked whilst on tour)

18 Minute Bungle Bungles Helicopter Flight $319.00

30 Minute Bungle Bungles Helicopter Flight $479.00

Australia's west coast boasts some of the world's best beaches set against a backdrop of rugged Outback terrain – perfect for a road trip like no other. This unique 10-day Perth to Broome adventure brings you face-to-face with the region's best natural wonders and exposes you to a rich and colourful landscape. Get snorkelling in the sublime Ningaloo Reef, discover the rocky gorges and waterholes of Karinjini National Park and drive along the Coral Coast through the Pilbara to blissful Broome. Western Australia's coast and desert regions are vast and amenities sometimes sparse, but the rewards alongside expert local leaders and small-group experiences are rich beyond belief.

Combine the 10 day Perth to Broome and Broome to Darwin to create the ultimate 24 Day overland Expedition Combine the 10 day Perth to Broome and Broome to Darwin to create the ultimate 24 Day overland Expedition Combine the 10 day Perth to Broome and Broome to Darwin to create the ultimate 24 Day overland Expedition

Combine the 10 day Perth to Broome and Broome to Darwin to create the ultimate 24 Day overland ExpeditionCombine the 10 day Perth to Broome and Broome to Darwin to create the ultimate 24 Day overland Expedition Combine the 10 day Perth to Broome and Broome to Darwin to create the ultimate 24 Day overland Expedition

Australia's west coast boasts some of the world's best beaches set against a backdrop of rugged Outback terrain – perfect for a road trip like no other. This unique 10-day Perth to Broome adventure brings you face-to-face with the region's best natural wonders and exposes you to a rich and colourful landscape. Get snorkelling in the sublime Ningaloo Reef, discover the rocky gorges and waterholes of Karinjini National Park and drive along the Coral Coast through the Pilbara to blissful Broome. Western Australia's coast and desert regions are vast and amenities sometimes sparse, but the rewards alongside expert local leaders and small-group experiences are rich beyond belief.

Australia’s West Coast is a remote, stunning and truly unforgettable region. The 4-day Perth to Monkey Mia (& return) Adventure hugs much of the state’s coastline, where the outback meets some of the most deserted yet pristine beaches in the world. Meander between the Pinnacles, meet the local dolphins at Monkey Mia, and enjoy spectacular vistas along Kalbarri National Park’s skywalk. 

Day 1: Perth to Kalbarri

Free-spirited we cruise up the Coral Coast, where ironically it feels like our adventure that begins in the desert. Stop at Nambung National Park for an opportunity to expore The Pinnacles, where ancient limestone spires, jut spookily out of the sur. It’s then on to Geraldton, a township renown for rock lobster, pearls and shipwrecks, if time permits enjoy a visit to the pink lake (seasonal) before spending the night in Kalbarri. 

Day 2: Kalbarri National Park to Shark Bay

With endless beauty, it’s easy to imagine dinosaurs roaming the ancient interconnecting gorges of Kalbarri National Park. Carved out by the Murchison River and lined with red river gums, the towering cliffs are striped with a blood-red hue and contrast spectacularly with the azure hidden waterholes. Best vantage points are from Natures Window and Z-Bend lookouts or for the ultimate rush there’s the option of abseiling down. Toast the day in Denham, the gateway to Shark Bay.

Day 3: Shark Bay to Coral Bay

Be blown away by the mysterious creatures of the big blue at Monkey Mia. With over 4000 square kilometres along the seabed, its literally splendour in the seagrass attracting the likes of turtles, whale sharks, bottlenose dolphins and dugongs. The wonder continues with the 3 billion-year-old Stromatolites, creating a carpet-like sculpture beside the sea at Hamelin Pool. Watch the sun sink and the stars come out at Coral Bay.

Day 4: Coral Bay

The day is yours to explore paradise on earth at Ningaloo Reef. You can float the day away, but do remember to put your head under to see an explosion of colour, thanks to the 250 species of coral and over 500 species of fish. For those braver, choose to do a boat tour (additional cost) and swim beside turtles and manta rays or go for a snorkel on the Ningaloo Reef, only metres from the shore. Blissfully salty and sandy, we spend a night in Exmouth.

Day 5: Exmouth to Cape Range National Park

After breakfast you can choose to swim with the whale sharks (additional cost) who are well known for being the gentle giants of the ocean. Or, spend the day exploring Cape Range National Park, the result of ancient reefs pushing out from under the sea. Known for its contrasting scenery of rugged limestone ranges, deep canyons and beautiful beaches; you’ll spot wildlife such as emus, euros, red kangaroos, bungarras, bustards and a variety of birds. Take multiple dips at Turquoise Bay, before revelling in the last golden rays setting on the horizon at Vlamingh Head Lighthouse. 

Day 6: Exmouth to Northbrook Farm

On the road again we head south, so get comfy and switch off as the colour of the outback speeds by. A pit stop in Carnarvon is a no brainer, thanks to supplying the vast majority of Western Australia with prawns, scallops, crabs, fish, fruit and vegetables. We now travel South through the outback before arriving at our overnight stop at Northbrook Farm near Northampton. For our last night together, we’ll get a taste of real country life, feeding animals, playing farm-hand and listening to local stories under the stars. 

Day 7: Northbrook to Perth

We leave our Farmstay to head to Geraldton, visit the HMAS Sydney memorial lookout and learn about the colourful history of this area, see the St Francis Xavier Cathedral and Point Moore Lighthouse. Slowly meandering back to Perth, we stop to visit Greenough Wildlife and Bird Park. A wildlife sanctuary promoting conservation and animal rescue; get up close to dingos, emus, orphan kangaroo joeys, saltwater crocodiles, handle lizards and even snakes. We then head to the incredible white sand dunes of Lancelin to test your skills at Sandboarding. Before first drop-offs in town around 6.30pm; take your final selfies, swap contacts with fellow travellers and plot your next adventure…otherwise you’ll want to U-turn and experience it all again. 

Australia’s West Coast stands alone as a remote, stunning and truly unforgettable region. The 5-night Perth to Exmouth Adventure hugs much of the state’s coastline where the outback meets some of the most deserted, yet pristine beaches in the world. Meet the local dolphins at Monkey Mia, enjoy spectacular vistas along Kalbarri National Park’s skywalk, and snorkel your way along the marine paradise that is Turquoise Bay. Western Australia’s Ningaloo Reef and its coastline appears endless and whilst there’s a lot driving to get you there, the rewards are well-worth the wait.

First up, we’re diving headfirst into Uluru. Whether you wanna follow a guide or do your own thing, you’re gonna get up close and personal with this Aussie icon. Next on the agenda? We’re gonna navigate the rocky terrain of Kata Tjuta on the epic Valley of the Winds Walk. And trust me, it’s gonna blow your mind! And last but definitely not least, get ready to uncover some seriously cool lost cities and even a Garden of Eden on the Rim Walk through Kings Canyon.

Save money by choosing this Basix style tour, the only real difference is that you sleep in a swag under the stars rather than a flash tent. So yeah, get ready ’cause the Outback’s never been more within reach! Let’s do this!

Ready to check off the Red Centre’s top spots in just under three days? Piece of cake! Hop on board this trip and get ready for an unforgettable adventure. You’ll catch stunning views of Uluru at both sunrise and sunset, explore the incredible sights of Kings Canyon – think the Lost City, Amphitheatre, Garden of Eden, and North and South Walls – and wander through the massive boulders and gullies of Kata Tjuta.

But here’s the best part – you’ll be guided by the absolute pros who know the Red Centre inside out. They’ll give you the lowdown on the culture, the people, and all the secrets of the Outback. Spend your days diving deep into the spiritual significance of Uluru and its surroundings, and your nights camping out on Australia’s iconic red earth, dining under the twinkling stars. It’s gonna be one heck of a ride!

Here’s your shot to dive into the outback on your own terms with this 5-day small group tour. Forget about rigid itineraries and rushing around to meet strict schedules – it’s all about you, your crew, and a knowledgeable local guide soaking up the Red Centre at your own speed. Hit up all the iconic spots – Uluru/Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon, the Western MacDonnell Ranges – and maybe even check out some hidden gems like Trephina Gorge, Owen Springs, Ruby Gap, and the Eastern MacDonnell Ranges. It’s an epic adventure on your terms!

The Outback and its attractions may be big, but that doesn’t mean you need heaps of time to see them. This trip makes it possible to see the region’s best-known attractions in a short amount of time, but with the flexibility of starting and finishing in two different, but great destinations; Alice Springs and Uluru. Get to know Uluru guided or on your own, navigate the boulder-strewn landscape of Kata Tjuta on a Valley of the Winds Walk and discover lost cities and a Garden of Eden on the Rim Walk through Kings Canyon. The Outback’s never been so accessible.

Want to see the Red Centre’s greatest natural attractions in less than 4 days? Easy. Jump on this trip, and you’ll get to admire Uluru by sunrise and sunset, explore the natural wonders of Watarrka National Park/Kings Canyon – the Lost City, Amphitheatre, Garden of Eden and North and South Walls – and weave through the gigantic boulders and gullies of Kata Tjuta (the Olgas).