Quality accommodation
Travel by luxury coach
Experienced Travel Director and Driver Guide
Airport transfers (see flight information below)
Fly over the Bungle Bungles on an optional scenic flight
Cruise the expansive Ord River, rich with native wildlife
Witness an overwater sunset at Cable Beach Club Resort
Explore vast El Questro and Karijini National Park
21 Day Untamed Kimberley & West Coast
Quality accommodation
Travel by luxury coach
Experienced Travel Director and Driver Guide
Airport transfers (see flight information below)
Fly over the Bungle Bungles on an optional scenic flight
Cruise the expansive Ord River, rich with native wildlife
Witness an overwater sunset at Cable Beach Club Resort
Explore vast El Questro and Karijini National Park
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After a sightseeing tour of the city, join your Travel Director for a Welcome Reception and dinner.
Travel south, stopping at the poignant Adelaide River War Cemetery. In Nitmiluk National Park, take a cruise along the spectacular Katherine Gorge.
Watch the landscape transform as you journey into Western Australia. Pause at the historic Durack Homestead Museum, and later cruise the Ord River with its abundance of wildlife and experience a magical sunset.
Today you may choose an optional experience flight or a full-day 4WD tour of the Bungle Bungles. Or tour Kununurra with your Travel Director. Later, explore Mirima National Park. Dine this evening at a privately-hosted Be My Guest experience in the heart of Kununurra’s sandalwood plantations.
Tour an Ord River rum distillery before travelling on to the wildlife-rich Parry Lagoons (weather permitting). Continue to your safari-style tented cabins in the El Questro Wilderness Park.
Cruise on Chamberlain Gorge, a tropical waterhole fringed by soaring escarpments. This afternoon join your Travel Director for a challenging hike to Emma Gorge.
Tour the Argyle Diamond Mine with a local Indigenous guide, then continue south to the historic town of Halls Creek on the edge of the Great Sandy Desert.
Travel to remote Fitzroy Crossing today, stopping en route at a local art gallery with an opportunity to meet Indigenous artists. This afternoon, cruise through magnificent Geikie Gorge.
Settle in for a drive to Broome. Enjoy a city tour before relaxing with a drink while the sun sets over the Indian Ocean.
Today is yours to explore this tropical hideaway. Perhaps enjoy a stroll and the sunset over pristine Cable Beach.
The Pilbara region awaits you. Skirt the edge of the Great Sandy Desert on your way to Port Hedland.
Explore Karijini National Park, with its spectacular gorges and waterfalls. Pause at Fortescue Falls. Stay tonight in safari style eco-tents.
Enjoy time at leisure before travelling to Tom Price for a tour of Rio Tinto’s massive open-cut iron-ore mine.
Today’s journey takes you to Exmouth. After a short tour on arrival, settle in to your resort just metres from the blue waters of beautiful Exmouth Gulf.
Explore the fascinating Exmouth area at your leisure. Enjoy an optional experience or relax by the hotel pool overlooking the Gulf.
Cruise the turquoise waters of Ningaloo Reef at Coral Bay in a glass-bottomed boat. Then journey south to Carnarvon, and visit the town’s interactive Space and Technology Museum.
Travel to Hamelin Pool to see a unique colony of ancient stromatolites, and Shell Beach, formed from billions of tiny white shells. Continue to the pristine blue waters of Monkey Mia.
Watch as the famed Monkey Mia dolphins swim into shore to be fed. Your Included Choice sightseeing experience offers an evening Indigenous experience or a relaxing bay cruise.
Venture into Kalbarri National Park to the Murchison River Gorge. During wildflower season the Park is alive with blooms. Later, explore Geraldton and visit the HMAS Sydney Memorial.
Visit the mystical Pinnacles, then continue to Yanchep National Park for a fascinating Aboriginal Cultural Experience. In Perth, join your Travel Director for a Farewell Dinner.
Say goodbye to your fellow travellers when your holiday comes to an end after breakfast.
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