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Broome, Australia
Broome, Australia
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Explore the Tunnel Creek cave system and learn about Jandamarra – a First Nations freedom fighter who used the caves to evade police in the late 1800s.
Take a guided walk through the Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges Conservation Park to Manning Gorge, where you can swim under a waterfall and see ancient First Nations rock art.
Spend two nights under the stars in your private permanent tented camp in Purnululu National Park, with views of the Bungle Bungles.
Go inside Cathedral Gorge and discover the natural amphitheatre of red rock, hollowed out over millions of years to create this massive acoustic wonder.
Visit Lake Argyle – one of the largest man-made lakes in the southern hemisphere. Learn how the lake transformed this dry region into an agricultural oasis and swim in the infinity pool at Lake Argyle camp.
Wondering what it’s like to explore one of the last wild frontiers? The “Wild Kimberley Overland” trip is an 11-day expedition through Australia’s rugged northwest, departing from Broome. Designed for those who relish a challenge, you’ll swim in pristine gorges, hike among dramatic red rocks, and listen to Dreamtime stories from Traditional Custodians. Guided walks reveal the region’s unique geology and history, while evenings spent around the campfire create a true sense of camaraderie. The main draw: This tour package offers rare access to remote landscapes and Aboriginal culture, making it a bucket-list trip for adventurous spirits.