Tour Details - 6 Day Kimberley Traverse 2012 (Dinner & Breakfast)

Day 1. Kununurra
Arrive in Kununurra, the Kimberley's eastern gateway. Enjoy the remainder of the day at liesure.

Day 2. Lake Argyle, Ord River Cruise, Lake Kununurra
This morning you have some free time to explore Kununurra. Then we travel to Lake Argyle, the largest man-made lake in the southern hemisphere, with 18 times the capacity of Sydney Harbour. This afternoon, we join a guided cruise on the Ord River to Lake Kununurra. Admire the spectacular scenery and look for birdlife, flying foxes and crocodiles.

Day 3. Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park, Echidna Chasm, Sunset Drinks
Departing Kununurra, we travel to Purnululu National Park, awarded World Heritage status in 2003. This awesome and spectacular wilderness is the home of the Bungle Bungle Range, rising majestically above the surrounding plains. More than 20 million years of erosion and river movements have formed these huge black and orange striped domes. Travelling via Warmun (Turkey Creek), we head east down the 4-wheel drive Spring Creek Track, which leads us into the national park. We make some morning stops before lunch, then spend the afternoon exploring the northern part of the park. Hike into Echidna Chasm, a mysterious cleft in the rock massif. This evening, proceed to KWA's award-winning Bungle Bungle Wilderness Lodge for dinner.

Day 4. Bungle Bungle Range, Cathedral Gorge, Piccaninny Creek
We rise early this morning and drive to the southern side of the Bungle Bungle massif. Explore majestic Cathedral Gorge and perhaps test out the acoustics within this natural amphitheatre. An easy-paced walk along the dry bed of Piccaninny Creek is the best way to inspect the domes up close. Discover hidden gorges and diverse vegetation. Your well-informed guide will bring the natural history of the Bungle Bungle domes to life and these strange beehive formations will seem even more fascinating once explained. Learn about the Aboriginal people's rich knowledge of the area and the cultural significance of the park. You can even learn bushtucker and bush medicine skills. There is time for an optional helicopter flight over the domes (own expense). Enjoy drinks as you watch the sun set over the domes, then return to the lodge for a hearty dinner.

Day 5. Old Halls Creek, Fitzroy Crossing
Examine the ruins of Old Halls Creek, the site of the first gold discovered in Western Australia. See China Wall, a curious quartz ridge, before continuing to Fitzroy Crossing. Home of the mighty Fitzroy River, the settlement is surrounded by some of Australia's largest and most productive pastoral properties.

Day 6. Geikie Gorge Hike and Cruise, Broome
Enjoy a delightful morning cruising and hiking Geikie Gorge with our local guide. This cruise allows you to experience this amazing area from an Aboriginal cultural perspective. Take in the mighty Fitzroy River before our tour concludes in Broome at approximately 5.30 p.m.