The Kimberley "Discoverer" is a 6 day all overland camping safari from Darwin to Broome through the heart of The Kimberley. Discover the flavour of the Kimberley when you visit the Bungle Bungles, Halls Creek, Fitzroy Crossing, Geikie and Windjana Gorges, Tunnel Creek, and Derby.

2010 Departures • July 1, 22 Highlights • The Gregory Tree • Timber Creek and Kununurra • Purnululu (Bungle Bungles) National Park • Echidna Chasm • Cathedral Gorge • Piccaninny Creek • Beehive Domes (flight optional) • Halls Creek and Fitzroy Crossing • Tunnel Creek • Geikie Gorge (cruise optional) • Windjana Gorge • Derby, the Prison Boab Tree and Broome Itinerary Day 1 (LD): An early start from Darwin will have us in Katherine for lunch before travelling on to Victoria River, our first camp in typical escarpment country. Day 2 (BD): Lunch (own expense) in Kununurra while we re-fuel and re-supply. On to Wyndham and Five Rivers Lookout before travelling to Doon Doon Roadhouse to camp for the night. Day 3 (BLD): On past Warmun (Turkey Creek) and into Purnululu (Bungle Bungles) National Park. After lunch we'll walk in Echidna Chasm and see the rich red escarpment of the Bungle Bungle Massif light-up in the setting sun. Kurrajong Camp for two nights.

Day 4 (BLD): A full day to explore the amazing Beehive domes at Piccaninny Creek and stunning Cathedral Gorge. A helicopter flight (optional) over this spectacular area is highly recommended.

Day 5 (BL): On to Halls Creek and our camp at Fitzroy Crossing. Visit Geikie Gorge where you can bushwalk or join a cruise (optional) up the gorge famous for its spectacular limestone sculptures.

Day 6 (BL): Visit Tunnel Creek and walk Windjana Gorge. Visit Derby and its infamous Prison Boab Tree before heading for Broome ending your Kimberley adventure.

Meal Codes: B = Breakfast L = Lunch D = Dinner

NOTE: Some walks are considered to be “moderate to difficult” requiring a reasonable level of fitness and agility and suitable footwear with good grip soles.

Inclusions And Exclusions
Inclusions: Meals as coded, Camping equipment except sleeping bags, all National Parks and Aboriginal Site fees.
Exclusions: All soft and alcohol drinks, optional tours, items of a personal nature

Notes
• A fuel levy of $20.00 per person is payable on board.
• Tour is not suitable for children under 7 years of age.

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