Tour Details - Kununurra and East Kimberley Highlights

Kununurra & East Kimberley Highlights

Highlights:

• Ord River Cruise
• El Questro WildernessPark

Day 1: Arrive Kununurra
Upon arrival in Kununurra you will be transferred to your hotel. Today is at your leisure to explore this frontier town, which has become the hub of the Ord River Scheme and a commercial centre for the surrounding mining and agricultural industries.
Accommodation: Country Club Hotel, Kununurra, 2 nights.

Day 2: Lake Argyle - Ord River
Join a cruise to explore the rugged beauty of the northern end of Lake Argyle and learn about the history and development of the Ord River Irrigation Scheme. See rock wallabies and a spectacular fish feeding frenzy. Later visit the historic Durack Homestead. This afternoon you will cruise along the Ord River and through magnificent Carlton Gorge. There is an opportunity to see crocodiles, flying foxes and prolific birdlife, before returning to Kununurra at approximately 5.30pm. Afternoon tea is included.

Day 3: El Questro Wilderness Park
An early start today as you head west along the Gibb River Road to experience a remote wilderness outback property, spanning over one million acres. Nestled within the Cockburn Range and on the eastern border of the Kimberley, this working cattle station offers a rare holiday experience. You can take a scenic flight to experience the beauty of the Kimberley, a cruise on Chamberlain Gorge (own expense) or just relax by the pool.
Accommodation: Emma Gorge Resort (R) or El Questro Bungalows (S), El Questro Wilderness Park, 2 nights.

Day 4: El Questro Wilderness Park
A whole day to experience the beauty of El Questro. Start with a walk to Emma Gorge or an optional tour to Zebedee Springs (own expense). You might like to join a ranger for a guided bird watching walk or take a fishing trip.

Day 5: Depart Kununurra
Your tour concludes this morning and you will be transferred to Kununurra Airport (flights to depart after 2.30pm, airfare not included).

Departs: Daily (Apr - Oct) from Kununurra
Concludes: In Kununurra