About this tour
Spend six days exploring Western Australia's rugged Kimberley region from Broome, combining coastal adventures with inland wilderness. Fly over Horizontal Falls by seaplane, visit pearl farms and heritage sites, ride camels at sunset, then venture inland by 4WD to dramatic gorges and waterfalls. Accommodation alternates between the Cable Beach Club Resort and Spa and the remote Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge, with all meals provided.
Highlights
- Seaplane and boat tour of Horizontal Falls' tidal phenomenon
- Pearl farm experience and sea safari at Cygnet Bay
- Historic Mother of Pearl church at Beagle Bay
- Helicopter flight to Twin Flame Falls with swimming
- 4WD exploration of Bell Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Windjana Gorge
- Sunset camel trek along Cable Beach
- Outback lodge stay in West Kimberley wilderness
What to expect
Your first days are based in Broome, where you'll experience water-based activities: a dramatic seaplane and speedboat combination at Horizontal Falls, a working pearl farm tour with coastal safari, and the meditative pace of a camel ride as the sun dips toward the Indian Ocean. The itinerary then shifts inland to Mount Hart, a remote lodge where you'll spend nights exploring Kimberley's gorge country by 4WD, visiting iconic red-walled canyons and hidden waterfalls. The helicopter excursion to Twin Flame Falls includes a hike and swim. Expect substantial driving on rough tracks and physical activity during hikes.
Good to know
Moderate fitness required for hiking and water activities. Infants must sit on an adult's lap. All meals included with multi-course dinners. Public transport available near Broome if needed. Bring sunscreen, sturdy walking boots, and respect the remote landscape.
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