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Broome, Kununurra and Kimberley Optional Touring
To describe this remote area of Australia as breathtaking is still an understatement. There’s simply no better way to get there than using the Indian Pacific stop in Perth or The Ghan stop in Darwin as your starting point. From either of these places you’re only an easy flight away from the very best in Kimberley touring.
The tours we have put together not only take in all of the area’s best destinations including the Bungle Bungle Range and Broome, but many also feature unique accommodation like El Questro which is an attraction in itself. In fact, there are more touring options and combinations than you can shake a stick at.
So if you’ve always wanted to explore this region and you’d love a great train holiday as well, now’s your chance. Why not use these tour options to whet your appetite and then let your holiday consultant help you put together a holiday like nothing else on Earth.
Broome Town Tour with Cable Beach Sunset - Half Day
Take in all the highlights and history of this charming town. Begin in Chinatown visiting a pearl shop, enjoy a historical sound show at the Sun Pictures, drive through Old Broome, visit Roebuck Bay, stop at Matso’s Broome Brewery and the Japanese Cemetery. Drive down onto Cable Beach for sunset or enjoy a camel ride (extra cost).
Includes: Touring, light refreshments, return transfers.
Geikie Gorge and Aboriginal Heritage Adventure - 1 Day
Set off from Broome arriving at the township of Fitzroy Crossing. Following a brief town tour, head to nearby Geikie Gorge. Join a memorable two hour Darngku Heritage Cruise hosted by local Bunuba Aboriginal cultural guides. Cruise through Geikie Gorge down the Fitzroy River. See how to make fire with sticks, listen to Dreamtime stories, view bushtucker, animal tracks and hear of cultural practices. Spot native animals including birds and crocodiles. An interesting insight into the wonders of Geikie Gorge.
Includes: Touring, Aboriginal cruise, picnic lunch and return transfers.
4wd Cape Leveque and Aboriginal Communities - 1 Day
Journey along rugged road terrain with stops to explore cultural and historical aspects of the peninsula. Stop at Beagle Bay Aboriginal community, view an exquisite "Pearl Shell Alter" in a church built in 1918 by the Pallotine Monks. Visit the aquaculture hatchery at One Arm Point and glimpses of the amazing Buccanear Archipelago Island before continuing to the coastal wilderness of Cape Leveque. View the stunning western beach where the red cliffs meet the ocean. 4wd onto the beach to set up and break for delicious lunch and free time to swim, relax or walk along this pristine stretch of coastline. On the return to Broome call into Lombadina Aboriginal community for a guided tour of community lifestyle as it is today.
Includes: Touring, entry fees, picnic lunch and return transfers.
4WD Windjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Gibb River Road and Aboriginal Art Adventure - 1 Day
Journey north to Willare Bridge, cross the mighty Fitzroy River and enjoy morning tea at one of the Kimberley's most famous landmarks, The Prison Boab Tree. View Myalls Bore, a 120 metre long trough built in the early 1900's, used to water up to 1,000 head of cattle at one time. Travel inland along the famous Gibb River Road, before turning off to the prehistoric Windjana Gorge. Head to Tunnel Creek, an amazing 750 metre long flooded tube tunnel. Take an exciting walk through the tunnel wading through knee to thigh high water and hear the story of Jandamarra. Return to Broome later this evening.
Includes: Touring, entry fees, picnic lunch and return transfers.
4WD Windjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek and Geikie Gorge Aboriginal Adventure - 2 Days
This short getaway combines reknowned icons and gorges of the region with a unique Aboriginal Cultural experience that will etch the Kimberley into your memory for years to come. It includes the Boab Prison Tree, Gibb River Road, mighty Fitzroy River, Windjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek and Darngku Heritage Cruise on Geikie Gorge.
Includes: Touring, camping accommodation, some meals, entry fees and transfers.
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