9 Day Kimberley Tour

Tour Vehicle

Comfortable Camping

Tour Group

Wildlife

This 9 day 4WD Kimberley Tour explores the Kimberley region in North Western Australia between Broome and Darwin. It is an expedition style departing Broome twice a week from late April to late October.

Daily activities on tour include hiking and swimming, when visiting waterfalls it is normally possible to both swim in the plunge pools and hike to the top of the falls and beyond to further explore the region.

Although this trip is more comfortable than the Rugged Style 9 Day Darwin to Broome Tour, passengers on this tour should still be prepared to endure a few hardships and can sometimes expect to spend 4 - 5 hours traveling between destinations due to poor road conditions.

Camping varies between campgrounds, most campsite have showers and toilets, but there are a couple of nights where facilities are limited, the preference on this tour is to use campgrounds, and bush camping is only used where campgrounds are not available, see the itinerary tab above for the daily camping style on tour.

The vehicle carries a maximum of 20 passengers in a specially built 4WD Truck with forward facing seats. The larger vehicle with forward facing seats mean that traveling over the sometimes rough roads is a lot more comfortable than a smaller 4WD vehicle. The trucks are also fully air conditioned.

National parks visited on this Kimberley 4WD Tour include Keep River National Park, Bungle Bungles National Park, Hidden Valley National Park, Tunnel Creek National Park and Windjana Gorge National Park. Other places of interest include El Questro Station, Emma Gorge, Zebedee Springs, El Questro Gorge, Pentecost River, Gibb River Road, Mertens Falls, Barnett River gorge, Manning Gorge, Galvans Gorge, Bell Gorge, King Leopold Ranges, Lennard River Gorge & Broome.

* The Gibb River Road is normally open between May and November, however any Kimberley destination can be closed by the National Parks and Transport Authorities at any time without notice. If a destination is closed, it will be substituted with something else really good.

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