Darwin, Kakadu, the Kimberley & Broome

Our carbon neutral flights arrive into Darwin, where we board our luxurious ‘Gold Class’ coach, ensuring responsible travel with 100% offset flight and coach emissions, and make our way to Hilton Darwin. This evening, savour an exquisite seafood buffet while taking in the sunset over the harbour.

Today we discover Litchfield National Park beginning with a scenic drive southward, stopping at Berry Springs and Wangi Falls. We continue to Litchfield, where we break for a delightful lunch. This afternoon we visit Tolmer Falls, Florence Falls, and the intriguing Magnetic Termite Mounds.

Journey into World Journey into World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park. We traverse the Magela floodplains and pass spectacular escarpments to arrive at the Aboriginal rock art site of Burrungkuy for a guided tour.

This morning we enjoy a captivating Yellow Water wetlands cruise, led by an expert guide, before heading to Jabiru to delve deeper into the region’s rich culture and heritage with visits to the Bowali Visitor Centre and the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre. We enjoy lunch back at the hotel before taking to the skies on a thrilling 30-minute aerial adventure, soaring above breathtaking landscapes including the iconic Archway, the rugged Arnhem Land escarpments, and the sprawling Magela floodplains.

Today we travel via the outback oasis of Leliyn (Edith Falls) before arriving into the farming district of Katherine. This evening discover the stories of the Jawoyn people against the magnificent backdrop of Nitmiluk Gorge on our dinner cruise.

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Leaving Katherine, our journey takes us westward along the Victoria Highway. We pause for lunch at the Victoria River Roadhouse, then continue into the East Kimberley region, with a break at Timber Creek before crossing into Western Australia and arriving to Kununurra.

An awe-inspiring day today as we begin with a breathtaking scenic flight over Lake Argyle, the Bungle Bungle Range and the Argyle Diamond Mine. A visit to Artlandish Aboriginal Art Gallery lets us appreciate high quality authentic aboriginal artworks.

Today our adventure unfolds on the water as we embark on a cruise along the mighty Ord River, immersing ourselves in natures beauty. Following this experience we journey onward to Lake Argyle for lunch and then delve into history with a visit to Argyle Homestead Museum.

We depart from Kununurra, stopping first at Five Rivers Lookout. In the afternoon, we journey along the Great Northern Highway, following the Durack Range as we make our way towards Halls Creek, situated on the northern fringe of the Great Sandy and Tanami Deserts.

This morning we travel through the open grasslands to Fitzroy Crossing. Our afternoon takes us to Mimbi Caves, an amazing Kimberley experience 350 years in the making. Hear fascinating stories from your Gooniyandi guide.

Heading west we arrive in Derby, the first town settled in the Kimberley, and home of the Boab Prison Tree. Enjoy lunch today at an authentic roadhouse before continuing on to Broome, affectionally known as the ‘pearl of the north’.

This morning we travel out to Willie Creek Pearl Farm where we join a guided tour and learn how the Australian South Sea Cultured Pearl is produced. Late afternoon we take a camel safari ride along famous Cable Beach.

Strict weight limits apply for camel safari - individuals must be below 95kg - please advise your weight upon booking.

After breakfast this morning we make our way to Broome Airport for our respective carbon neutral flights home.