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A fully-accommodated, small-group Kimberley circuit launched from Broome: Mitchell Falls by flight and hike, Purnululu's Bungle Bungles, Windjana and Tunnel Creek, El Questro and a seaplane + boat through Horizontal Falls. Luxury 4WD, included park fees and cultural experiences make this a high-impact way to see the region.
A fully-accommodated, small-group Kimberley circuit launched from Broome: Mitchell Falls by flight and hike, Purnululu's Bungle Bungles, Windjana and Tunnel Creek, El Questro and a seaplane + boat through Horizontal Falls. Luxury 4WD, included park fees and cultural experiences make this a high-impact way to see the region.
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Operated by Spirit Safaris · Broome, Western Australia
Explore Western Australia's Kimberley on a fully-accommodated, small-group expedition that launches and ends in Broome. Over ten days you'll cross the ancient Fitzroy and King Leopold country, stand beneath cathedral rock in Purnululu (the Bungle Bungles), swim at the base of Mitchell Falls, relax in El Questro's Zebedee Hot Springs and skim through the Horizontal Falls by seaplane and powerboat. This is an itinerary built for travelers who want remote country without roughing it: luxury LandCruiser GXL transfers, nights in accommodated camps and stations, professional driver-guides and included flights and park fees. The trip highlights are textbook Kimberley: the stepped tiers and plunge pools of Mitchell Plateau; the beehive domes and banded sandstone of Purnululu National Park; the carved limestone and freshwater crocodile habitat of Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek; and the tidal drama of Talbot Bay's Horizontal Falls. Expect soaring escarpments, ochre-clay ranges, pandanus-lined waterholes and pockets of boab trees that mark old river courses. Cultural experiences are threaded through the route: Aboriginal rock art sites, community art centres and opportunities to purchase direct from artists. Logistics are straightforward for such a remote loop. Most departures pick up in Broome; activities include return flights to Mitchell Plateau, a scenic helicopter segment, a Horizontal Falls seaplane and fast-boat combo, Geikie Gorge cruise and multiple 4x4 drives along the Gibb River Road. The Mitchell Falls day is long and demanding—roughly 4–4.5 km of uneven trail, water crossings and tropical heat—so come prepared. Group sizes are small, often four per LandCruiser, which keeps travel nimble and allows time at hidden pools. Why book this with the operator? The tour bundles Kimberley icons in one trip so you don't piece together separate logistics across thousands of square kilometres. The balance of guided cultural context, included national park fees, comfortable transport and locally rooted guides makes it a strong option for first-time Kimberley visitors who want depth without heavy camping. Practical notes: book early for the dry season window (May–September), pack for wide temperature swings and bring a swim towel and sturdy trail shoes. Respect cultural signage at rock art sites and follow guide instructions around waterways—freshwater crocs inhabit several gorges. Meals are included as shown on the itinerary—typically breakfast, lunch and dinner—while dietary needs are catered for with vegetarian options. The operator works with local communities and supports Outback Kids & Nature Care programs; buying art directly helps artists keep working on country. For questions about deposits via bank transfer contact Richard at +61417244600 to organise arrangements. Reserve early—the Kimberley’s dry season sells out fast and capacity is limited. Book well in advance.
Minimum age is 16.
Yes—return flights for Mitchell Falls, the Horizontal Falls seaplane, and all National Park and World Heritage fees are included as noted in the itinerary.
Mitchell Falls involves 4–4.5 km of uneven trail with water crossings and tropical heat—good fitness and sturdy footwear are required.
Yes—there are community art centre visits and opportunities to purchase directly from artists; purchases support local economies.
Freshwater crocodiles inhabit several gorges—follow guide instructions, avoid swimming where advised and never approach wildlife.
If you need to arrange payment by bank transfer contact Richard at +61417244600 to organise options.
Spirit Safaris, based in Surry Hills, New South Wales, operates guided 4WD and luxury tours across Australia. The company offers a range of experiences from one‑day excursions near Sydney—such as the Hunter Valley Wine & Wildlife, NSW South Coast, and Blue Mountains Wildlife private tours—to multi‑day expeditions that traverse the nation’s most remote landscapes. Tours include scenic drives, wildlife encounters, cultural commentary on Aboriginal and pioneer history, and optional gourmet experiences like wine and cheese tastings. Trip itineraries span quick coastal and mountain day trips to extended journeys such as Lake Eyre scenic flights, the Cameron Corner Country tour, and the 19‑day Canning Stock Route expedition. Several itineraries feature scenic flights over dramatic landscapes, guided walks in gorges and national parks, and visits to historic outback sites. Wildlife viewing opportunities commonly include kangaroos, koalas, and varied birdlife, while longer tours explore remote features such as Wilpena Pound, the Bungles, and Mitchell Falls. Spirit Safaris is featured on The Adventure Collective, providing visibility for the curated experiences offered. Prospective travellers can choose from short, accessible tours out of Sydney, mid‑length regional journeys, and extensive outback traverses with accommodation and transport options indicated per itinerary. Booking details, full itineraries, and availability are listed through the operator’s channels and partner booking platforms.
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