Broome to Darwin Darwin to Broome

9 Days Broome to Darwin 4WD Tour (Click Here for Darwin to Broome itinerary)

Price from 28th April 2009 to 20th October 2009

Cost per person $1745.00

Extra Costs:

Sleeping bags can be hired at a cost of $15.00 per person which covers the cost of cleaning after every use. 1.5% administration fee.

Enjoy 9 action packed days experiencing the true wilderness of the magnificent Kimberley Region. Not suitable for children under 13 or adults over 50.

Camping in remote areas, sleep under the stars, sit around a compfire at night and have some great fun. Your trip will be constantly filled with magnificent scenery, stunning gorges and breathtaking views as we get "off the beaten track" and away from the crowds. We travel in a genuine small group as our vehicles only carry a maximum of 9 passengers. Take plenty of time hiking, swimming, and exploring at the many destinations we visit along the rugged Gibb River Road.

We provide you with great guides and all the necessary equipment to make your camping experience as comfortable as possible, the people you meet and the places you visit will make it unforgettable.

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Departures from Darwin:

Departs 28th April 2009 to 20th October 2009 on Wednesday and Saturday @ 6.30am. Please advise when booking where to pick you up from in Darwin. Pick ups are available from local accommodation venues. If you don’t yet know where you are staying we will give you the address to go to where you can board the tour. Alternatively you can tell our operator when you phone to reconfirm at least 24 hours prior to departure.

Departures from Broome: (reverse itinerary)

Departs 25th April 2009 to 28th October 2009 on Wednesday and Saturday @ 6.30am. Please advise when booking where to pick you up from in Broome. Pick ups are available from local accommodation venues. If you don’t yet know where you are staying we will give you the address to go to where you can board the tour. Alternatively you can tell our operator when you phone to reconfirm at least 24 hours prior to departure.

Tour Finishes:

In Darwin or Broome on Day 9 early evening.

Reconfirming:

This operator requires you to phone and reconfirm at least 24 hours prior to departure. This is a condition of booking and something you must not forget to do.

Maximum People:

On Tour Accommodation:

Accommodation while on tour is at permanent and bush campsites. Please note that some bush camps do not have shower or toilet facilities. Bush toilets and showers would be used.

Included:

Experienced tour guide, meals as per itinerary, croc and wildlife spotting cruise, accommodation transfers, camping fees & equipment.

What to Bring:

Refillable water bottle, Pillow for camping if required, towel, toiletries, insect repellent, sun block cream, hat, torch, warm clothes in winter months, good hiking shoes (preferably ankle high) no open toed sandals or flip flops (thongs). Any snacks you can’t live without.

Passenger fitness:

This tour is ideally for fit active people who have a degree of fitness aged between 18 to 50, you should be able to undertake a return hike of up to 8 kilometres with no problems extreme temperatures can be experienced while on tour in the hotter months. This tour is not suitable for children under the age of 14 years of age.

Passenger Participation:

Passengers are required to assist the guide in the preparation and cleaning up of meals. This also helps you to get to know everyone.

Itinerary:

Day 1: - Darwin – Victoria River

After departing Darwin the tour will head south to beautiful Edith Falls where you have an opportunity to take in the view and have a refreshing swim. Heading south you will stop briefly at Katherine Gorge after traveling along the Savannah Way. The tour then heads to the overnight bush camp at Victoria River.

(Lunch, Dinner)

Day 2: - Victoria River - Kununurra

You wake up to thoughts of Lake Argyle as the tour heads towards Western Australia and Kununurra. Several times larger than Sydney Harbour Lake Argyle is classified as an inland sea. After taking in the abundant birdlife the tour heads to Kununurra where you camp overnight.