We provide a recommended itinerary to help guide you.

You will rent your seat as either a ‘driver’ or ‘non-driver’.Non-drivers must never drive. Drivers can share driving and must be aged 21+

A few days before your trip you will be given a full guide book with free activities, paid activities, recommended campsites to visit, access to discounts, as well as recommended sights to see.

Please bring your own water bottle, sunscreen and torch.

However please limit your luggage to about 20kg – 1 big bag, and one day bag/small backpack.

The minibus seats 12, anyone with a regular driver’s license can drive it. There is a trailer attached with all camping equipment and space for your bags.

Be prepared to mostly free camp!

Trip Highlights

• A 4WD vehicle, to drive to the places you choose
• Fully equipped trailer with everything you need for camping, cooking, and fun (equipment list)
• Consumables such as: toilet paper, oil, salt and pepper, gas, bin bags etc
• Recommended itinerary (but you have freedom!)
• Guidebook (for activities and camping locations – both free and pay sites)
• Fuel consumption for unlimited km
• Comprehensive insurance with roadside assistance
• Special discounts on activities and accomodation

Trip-specific inclusions

• Most accommodation: although you can choose to stay at plenty of free camps, or budget pay camps
• Food: We will give you all the equipment you need to cook what you like!
• Sleeping bag: bring your own for hygiene reasons

Day 01, 02: Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek

Meet the group in Broome, do a food shop then start your journey!  At Windjana Gorge you will see many many crocodiles. However, don’t worry, they won’t bite – they’re freshwater crocodiles! At Tunnel Creek go on the 750 m underground tunnel walk. Scramble over rocks, walk through caves and wade through puddles.

Day 03: Bell Gorge

Continue your journey along the Gibb to the most well-known gorge on the road. This will be the busiest one, but you’ll have the opportunity to visit quieter ones as well. Walk down to the gorge, and have a swim. Some people think it’s the most beautiful gorge in the Kimberley. You can also explore the gorge by going upstream or downstream. Grab one of the noodles and paddle!

Day 04: Manning Gorge

Prepare yourself for another day of gorges. Manning gorge is the main destination, but you’ll be able to stop by others, such as Adcock Gorge and Galvan’s Gorge.

Day 05: El Questro Gorge

On the way out, stop at Barnett River Gorge before continuing on. Stop at Ellenbrae station on the way to get some famous scones and see an outback station. It’s a bit of a drive, but if you get to El Questro, you could go to check out the El Questro Gorge

Day 06: Emma Gorge and Zebedee Springs

Head to the hot springs in the morning to beat the crowds (and they close in the afternoon!) and relax in natural springs in beautiful surrounds. Later, go on the Emma Gorge hike to see another amazing gorge.

Day 07: Lake Argyle

Stop by Kununurra to restock supplies, then kayak through the incredible Lake Argyle, which is so warm as well! Blue water, surrounded by red mountain. Make sure to head up to the caravan park to see the infinity pool overlooking the lake. Camp nearby, or head over the border and camp in Keep River National park overnight (so you can see the mini bungle bungles in the morning!)

Day 08 Judburra/Gregory Tree National Park

You’re in the Victoria River Region. And now, you might want to start looking out for crocodiles – so don’t stay too close to the river! Visit the Gregory Tree and camp overnight before heading to the next destination.

Day 09: Mataranka/Bitter Springs

Head to Mataranka to check out some nice hot springs. Very close to these ones are the possible more beautiful ‘Bitter Springs’. Grab a noodle and float down the springs. Elsie National Park is nearby if you feel like a walk.

Day 10: Katherine and Nitmiluk National Park

Nitmiluk National park is the real attraction. You can go bushwalking, swimming and canoeing (although canoeing is very expensive). Butterfly Gorge is recommended. You can also check out Edith Falls. We recommend camping nearby the night before, so you can start your hike early and avoid the heat of they day

Day 11, 12, 13: Kakadu National Park

Visit the famous Kakadu National Park. There are many gorges to see, some great lookouts, wetlands and a town within the park. Make sure to check out Ubirr for sunset, visit the Aboriginal art and spot some crocs at Cahills Crossing. On day 13 leave the park and camp in or near to Litchfield to take full advantage of the next day

Day 14: Litchfield National Park

Visit Litchfield National park close to Darwin. See magnetic termite mounds, waterfalls, nice creeks and more. The waterfalls here are incredible (i.e. Florence Falls!). You can also see some other interesting things i.e. Buley Rockholes (which are suprisingly deep!)Darwin
Head to Darwin for the final night. Check out the foreshore and town.