10-Nights Wonders of the Kimberley from $5,430

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Wonders Of The Kimberley
From Western Australia to the Northern Territory, this region was made for postcards. Tick off World Heritage sites and soak up the rugged beauty of the Kimberley. Add blazing sunsets, national parks and meaningful Aboriginal and local experiences, and you’ve got a journey that packs a serious punch. This trip is accompanied by a Travel Director and Driver.

Dining Summary

4 Dinner (D)
10 Breakfast (B)
1 Lunch (L)

Essentials

Broome: Relax on Cable Beach
Fitzroy Crossing: Explore Mimbi Caves with an Indigenous guide
Nitmiluk National Park: Cruise on Nitmiluk Gorge
Kununurra: Cruise into sunset on the Ord River
Katherine: Discover Katherine Outback Experience

10 nights from $5,430 per person

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Day 1 - Welcome to Broome
Break the ice over a few cool drinks and a suitably dazzling Broome sunset that sinks into the Indian Ocean with a sizzle.
Accommodations: Cable Beach Club Resort
Meals: Dinner

Day 2 - Broome Free Time
Broome gives you plenty of ways to fill a free day, whether you want to keep it relaxed or head off in search of something extra. You could browse the town’s pearl boutiques, wander through Chinatown or take a long walk along Cable Beach, which stretches for more than 22 kilometres and somehow makes even a simple stroll feel special. If you’re after something more hands-on, there are optional experiences to consider, including a visit to a pearl farm where you can learn how these famous gems are cultivated. It’s an easy place to spend a day, with just the right mix of history, character and beachy charm.
Accommodations: Cable Beach Club Resort
Meals: Breakfast

Day 3 - Broome - Fitzroy Crossing
Before leaving Broome, there’s time to see another side of this region’s story at Gantheaume Point, where ancient dinosaur footprints remain stamped into the coastline. They date back more than 125 million years, which is a decent reminder that this landscape has been doing its thing for a very long time. Then it’s on to Fitzroy Crossing, your gateway to the Kimberley. This part of Australia is all rugged beauty and geological drama, with ancient rock formations, river systems, gorges and waterfalls shaping the land at every turn. The scenery starts shifting in a big way today, and the Kimberley doesn’t waste time making an impression.
Accommodations: Fitzroy River Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 4 - Fitzroy Crossing - Halls Creek
This morning, head to the remarkable Mimbi Caves, where the remains of the Devonian Great Barrier Reef still shine through in delicate limestone formations, crystal-clear pools and vivid natural colour. It’s a striking place in its own right, but what really brings it to life is the perspective of your Indigenous guide. On this MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience, you’ll discover ancient rock art, hear Dreamtime stories and connect more deeply with the land and its history. Over billy tea and damper, the stories keep flowing. It’s one of those experiences that slows everything down in the best possible way and stays with you long after you leave.
Accommodations: Kimberley Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 5 - Halls Creek - Emma Gorge
There’s more culture to discover this morning at the Yarliyil Arts Centre in Halls Creek, where local artists share stories of Country, history and daily life through their work. The centre plays an important role in supporting the ethical production and sale of Indigenous art, and a visit here offers a meaningful look at creativity with deep roots. Then it’s time for a taste of the Gibb River Road as you travel towards El Questro Wilderness Park. By the time you arrive beneath the rust-red Cockburn Range, the mood shifts completely. Safari-style tented cabins, frogs and cicadas at dusk and a star-filled sky overhead make tonight feel pretty special.
Accommodations: Emma Gorge Resort, Tented Cabin with private facilities

Day 6 - El Questro Wilderness Park
Waking up in El Questro is not hard to enjoy. There’s the morning light through the tent, birds and wildlife all around and that sense of being tucked deep into the landscape. Today you’ll travel to Wyndham, the northernmost town in Western Australia, to discover its outback setting, local wetlands and surrounding landforms. It’s a small place, but the scenery around it certainly isn’t. Later, cool off however you like, whether that’s back at the resort pool or in the waters near Emma Gorge. Then perhaps settle in on your patio for sundowners as the day winds down. This part of the trip knows how to make itself memorable.
Accommodations: Emma Gorge Resort, Tented Cabin with private facilities
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 7 - Emma Gorge - Kununurra
Kununurra might feel remote, but it has a big story to tell. The town grew out of the Ord River Irrigation Scheme, which transformed the region and made agriculture possible on a whole new scale. You’ll get a taste of that local spirit at the family-owned Hoochery Distillery, where there’s time to hear from the owners and try a tasting if you fancy it. Then step into the past at the Durack Homestead Museum, carefully relocated before the original site was flooded. Later, Lake Argyle takes centre stage. A sunset cruise here, with birdlife all around and freshwater crocs in the shallows, is one of those travel moments that really lands.
Accommodations: The Kimberley Grande
Meals: Breakfast

Day 8 - Kununurra
Today is yours to choose how you want to experience Kununurra. You could join a Choice Experience and take to the skies on a scenic flight over the Bungle Bungles, or join a Choice Experience 4WD tour to get closer to these extraordinary striped domes on the ground. Either way, it’s a pretty spectacular sight. Prefer to stay local? Join your Travel Director for a walk through Mirima National Park, often called a mini Bungle Bungles thanks to its similar layered rock formations. It’s a chance to stretch your legs and hear how the landscape was shaped. Big adventure or easy exploration, the choice is entirely yours.
Accommodations: The Kimberley Grande
Meals: Breakfast

Day 9 - Kununurra - Katherine
Cross from Western Australia into the Northern Territory, swapping one vast outback landscape for another. The scenery remains gloriously wide open, with pastoral lands stretching across the horizon and giving you a proper introduction to this part of Australia. In Katherine, things get lively at the Katherine Outback Experience, where the region’s pastoral history comes to life through songs, stories and plenty of local personality. It’s not a polished performance or a standard sightseeing stop. It’s something more real than that, full of country swagger, humour and a good dose of honesty. Which, frankly, makes it all the more memorable.
Accommodations: Contour Hotel Katherine
Meals: Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner

Day 10 - Katherine - Darwin
Nature and history both step up today. First, head into Nitmiluk National Park on Jawoyn land, where a cruise through Nitmiluk Gorge reveals soaring sandstone cliffs, changing colours and a landscape shaped over millions of years. This is just one of 13 gorges in the park, and each bend of the river feels like it deserves its own photo, a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience. Later, the mood shifts as you reflect on the region’s wartime history at the Adelaide River War Cemetery. Then continue to Darwin, where a city tour uncovers the events and influences that have shaped this tropical capital over time. Tonight, gather with your fellow travellers for a final dinner by the waterfront.
Accommodations: Vibe Hotel Darwin Waterfront
Meals: Breakfast

Day 11 - Farewell from Darwin
Eleven days. Countless adventures. A bunch of new friends. And a renewed appreciation for the wild side of Australia. What a journey this has been.
Meals: Breakfast

Featured Destinations

Halls Creek

Darwin

Darwin

Soak up Darwin's balmy weather and the melting pot of food and cultures in the city's many outdoor festivals and markets. Then explore the region's dramatic history - from World War II air raids to Cyclone Tracey - in the museums and galleries. Sail Darwin harbour at sunset, cruise next to crocodiles and bushwalk through monsoon forest. Swim in the crystal-clear waterholes of Litchfield National Park and visit the colourful communities of the Tiwi Islands. This vibrant, tropical capital has a youthful energy you'll find hard to resist.

Five ways to discover Darwin and its surrounds:

1. At festivals, markets and on the harbour In Darwin, the action happens outside - in markets, parks, by the beach or on boats. You can join the locals with a crate and a plate of sizzling satay at The Mindil Beach Sunset Markets from May to October. Or watch them build boats out of beer or soft drink cans at the annual Darwin Beer Can Regatta in July. At the Deckchair Cinema from April to November you can watch movies under a canopy of stars with a drink from the bar and a picnic dinner. Soak up Darwin's tropical weather with a harbourside dinner at Cullen Bay Marina or a sunset harbour cruise complete with a history lesson.

2. With wildlife and in tropical parklands

Cycle past orchids and bromeliads and traditional Aboriginal plants in George Brown Botanic Gardens. Swim, have a sunset barbecue and explore sacred Aboriginal sites at Casuarina Coastal Reserve. In Berry Springs Nature Park, you can spot birds in monsoon forest and fish in the crystal clear swimming holes. Get up close to fish, birds-of-prey, nocturnal animals and reptiles in the Territory Wildlife Park, a 45-minute drive from Darwin. Have a close crocodile encounter at Crocodylus Park, the Darwin Crocodile Farm or on a crocodile cruise along Darwin's coastal fringe and rivers.

3. Hot on the heels of history

Learn more about Darwin's rich Aboriginal heritage in the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory. Here you can also relive the tragic Cyclone Tracy which hit Darwin on Christmas Eve in 1974. See the Chinese Temple it nearly destroyed in Litchfield Street. Darwin endured 64 Japanese air raids in World War II, and you can watch dramatic footage of the bombings and visit the bunker where Top End defense strategy was planned at East Point Military Museum. See original B52 bomber planes at the Aviation Heritage Centre and a network of walking trails leading to World War II oil tunnels around the Wharf Precinct. In Myilly Point Historical Precinct you can see some of the few surviving cottages designed by architect B.C.G Burnett in the colonial style popular before World War II.

4. Under the waterfalls of Litchfield National Park

Make time for a day trip to the waterfalls and plunge pools, wildlife and birdlife, ranges and rainforest of Litchfield National Park, a one-and-a-half hour drive from Darwin. Swim in the crystal-clear swimming hole at the base of Florence Falls and bush-walk through monsoon rain-forest to Walker Creek. Picnic next to roosting fruit bats at Wangi Falls and see sweeping valley views at Tolmer Falls. Take a wildlife cruise on the Reynolds River, part of a working cattle station. Explore this Tarzan landscape with traditional Aboriginal owners the Wagait people or peer into a pastoral past in the ruins of Blyth Homestead.

5. On a trip to the Tiwi Islands

Join in the excitement of the Tiwi Islands Grand Football Final, held every March in Nguiu. Browse and buy Tiwi art, distinctive for its strong design, decorative features and vivid colours. Take billy tea and damper tea with Tiwi ladies as they demonstrate traditional weaving and painting. Then watch them perform a traditional dance and a smoking ceremony to clear bad spirits. Catch big barramundi on a fishing tour on the Tiwi coast. You'll find a warm welcome and a lush landscape of rainforest, beaches and rock pools on Melville and Bathurst Islands, together known as the Tiwi Islands. Explore them on a day or overnight tour, traveling a 20-minute flight or two-hour ferry from Darwin.

Katherine

Kununurra

El Questro

Emma Gorge

Fitzroy Crossing

Broome

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Valid Date Ranges

09/04/2026 - 09/14/2026

from $5,430 per person *

* This departure has been designated a guaranteed departure by the operator, meaning that the minimum number of guests has been met, although still subject to weather and other conditions.

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