Jewels of the Kimberley & Faraway Bay 2027

Meet your friendly and professional Tour Director and enjoy an orientation town tour and leisurely afternoon in Broome, the gateway to the Kimberley. Watch a spectacular sunset from the iconic Cable Beach Club Resort, prior to your Welcome dinner and celebration to the start of your journey. Meal: D

Board Outback Spirits custom all-terrain coach on our journey north, stopping in Derby where we visit the culturally significant Boab Prison Tree. From here, we travel along the legendary Gibb River Road, stopping at Windjana Gorge for a guided walk through towering limestone cliffs. This afternoon, we venture into Tunnel Creek National Park, wading through its underground river system, before continuing to Fitzroy Crossing. Meals: B.L.D

Take in the grandeur of Purnululu from above on an unforgettable 18-minute helicopter flight. Back on the ground, follow Piccaninny Creek to the stunning Cathedral Gorge, where nature has sculpted a natural amphitheatre. Continue along the Dome Trail, weaving through the park’s striking beehive-like formations, before heading north to Echidna Chasm, where sheer rock walls glow in the afternoon light. Meals: B.L.D

Note: Weight limits apply to all scenic flights.

Setting out for the day, we arrive at the banks of Lake Kununurra to board a three-hour cruise up the Ord River. Enjoy the scenery and diverse wildlife as your skipper takes you upstream to Lake Argyle. Afterwards, we visit Argyle Homestead Museum before continuing to the Cockburn Range and the iconic El Questro Station. Meals: B.L.D

Spend the morning relaxing in the warm, crystal-clear waters of Zebedee Thermal Springs. After this, we resume our journey west along the Gibb River Road, crossing the mighty Pentecost River. From here, we follow the Kalumburu Road to Drysdale River Station, running 9,000 head of cattle across more than 1 million acres. Meals: B.L.D

A big walk today, but also a big highlight! After a short drive to the ranger station, we’ll set off on a guided 4 km walking tour to the incredible Mitchell Falls (good level of fitness and mobility required). Along the way, discover unique Gwion and Wanjina rock art galleries, with interpretation provided by a local expert guide from the Kandiwal Community. The walk also takes us past Mertens Falls before arriving at the top of the magnificent Mitchell Falls, one of the most awe-inspiring wonders of the Kimberley.

Find the perfect spot for a picnic lunch while admiring the falls before taking to the skies for a spectacular helicopter flight (included) back to where the walk began. Viewing the falls and surrounding landscape from the air is an absolute highlight and a great way to finish this unforgettable day. After today’s activities, you’ve earned a well-deserved rest and perhaps a swim in the palm-fringed creek. B.L.D

Note: For guests not wishing to do the Mitchell Falls walk, an optional helicopter transfer is available to the top of the falls (at an additional cost). You’ll still be accompanied by an Outback Spirit guide for a relaxed exploration of this remarkable site.* Passenger weight restrictions apply.

After waking up to birdsong and breakfast made with produce from the Ord river region, head off with the lodge's expert skipper and guides for an unforgettable marine adventure to one of Western Australia’s most iconic natural wonders – King George Falls.

The King George River is one of WA’s most magnificent treasures, famous for its enormous twin waterfalls that stand over 70m high and descend into the Timor Sea. From a cultural point of view, the river is highly significant to the Balanggarra people. To them the Falls are the male and female Wunkurr (Rainbow Serpents).

Weather and tide permitting, we travel along the coast past Koolama Bay, where the merchant vessel Koolama was bombed during World War II - a powerful story of survival, mutiny, and endurance. From here, journey upriver, dwarfed by towering red cliffs, and edge towards the falls for a truly exhilarating ‘shower’ beneath their thundering cascade.

At the entrance of the King George River, you can’t help but feel dwarfed by the towering red rocky cliffs rising high

above us. From here, meander upriver to the incredible Falls, and if conditions allow, you’ll be able to take an invigorating waterfall shower as the boat edges to within metres of the rock face.  With plenty of time to soak up the spellbinding Falls, well then make our way back to the lodge. Enjoy some fishing on the way and keep an eye out for other marine life including crocodiles, dolphins, dugong and manta rays to name just a few. Meals: B.L.D

Note: In the event weather or tides prevent access to the King George River, your guides will adjust the itinerary to explore equally impressive nearby waterfalls and coastal locations.

As our adventure concludes, you have the option to join a guided town tour, including a visit to the Defence of Darwin Experience at East Point, or spend the morning at your leisure. Your transfer will be arranged to suit your departing flight or extended stay in Darwin. Meal: B