Sleep out under the stars, explore ancient landscapes, eat delicious food & experience an unforgettable Australian camping experience in the Kimberleys.
We'll visit all the best attractions; Lake Argyle, Kununurra and Purnululu National Park, home of the Bungle Bungles. All the while, travelling in small groups, camping in swags around open campfires and creating some amazing memories and new friends.
- 10 days, 9 nights
- Up to 20
- Broome / Darwin
- Darwin CBD, around 6pm on day 10
- Darwin CBD, around 6pm on day 10
- 9 nights camping in tents with swags — the western Kimberley, along the Gibb River Road, exclusive sites on the Ord River, Purnululu, and a last camp outside Nitmiluk. Most have facilities; the Purnululu nights have no showers.
- Toyota 4WD with an experienced guide, including 600km of the Gibb River Road, river fords and the Pentecost River crossing. Pick-up from Broome CBD hotels at 6:30am.
- Eight breakfasts, nine lunches and eight dinners. Vegetarians are catered for.
- Dimalurru (Tunnel Creek) — a guided walk 750 metres into the cave system
- Windjana Gorge — an ancient reef with freshwater crocodiles
- Bell Gorge — a cascade and a swim in the King Leopold Ranges
- Manning Gorge — a swim in the rock pool below Manning Falls
- Galvans Gorge — an afternoon stop on day 3
- Gibb River Road — 600km of 4WD track through the Kimberley
- Pentecost River — the iconic crossing photo
- Purnululu National Park — the Bungle Bungles, a World Heritage site
- Echidna Chasm — the walk into the chasm on day 5
- Cathedral Gorge — a walk in one of the most remote parks on the planet
- Emma Gorge — a hike at El Questro Station to a waterfall and swim
- Kununurra — the Hoochery Distillery and Mirima National Park
- Upper Ord River — an exclusive lookout for a Kimberley sunset
- Lake Argyle — the biggest man-made lake in Australia
- Katherine Hot Springs — a stop on the way to Nitmiluk
- Nitmiluk — Katherine Gorge, or a swim at Edith Falls
Pictures / Videos
Itinerary
Day 1: Broome to Tunnel Creek
Welcome to Broome, an easy-going tourist town with a striking coastline — consider arriving a day or two early to get to know it. We set off into the WA wilds early today. After some highway driving we reach the Fitzroy River, then it's all off-road to the Napier Range, where the main attraction is a guided walk into Dimalurru (Tunnel Creek), a vast cave system extending 750 metres underground. After an awesome day, kick back at camp in the western Kimberley around the campfire.
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Accom: Camping (with facilities)
Included: Tunnel Creek exploration walk
Drive: ~8 hours (approx. 3 km walking, including through water in Tunnel Creek)
Day 2: Windjana Gorge & Bell Gorge
Today we head to Windjana Gorge, once an underwater reef 350 million years ago; a river flows through it in the wet season, becoming ponds and billabongs in the dry — set out to explore and hopefully spot a freshwater crocodile or two. In the afternoon, Bell Gorge (if open) offers a stunning cascade from the previous wet season's rains in the King Leopold Ranges, with an afternoon swim in the large plunge pool before we make camp along the Gibb River Road.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accom: Camping (with facilities)
Included: Windjana Gorge, Bell Gorge
Drive: ~5 hours (approx. 4–6 km walking)
Day 3: Manning Gorge
Spend the morning exploring Manning Gorge. After the hike in, you're rewarded with a swim in a large rock pool at the base of Manning Falls. Spend the afternoon exploring Galvans Gorge before heading back to camp to relax around the campfire.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accom: Camping (with facilities)
Included: Manning Gorge, Galvans Gorge
Drive: ~1 hour (approx. 6–8 km walking)
Day 4: Gibb River Road to Kununurra
Fording rivers and weaving through gorges, travel by 4WD along the wild Gibb River Road — a 600-kilometre stretch through the heart of the Kimberley. Pass through remote, extraordinary country, cross the famous Pentecost River and capture that iconic photo before reaching Kununurra, where you'll camp under the stars at our exclusive site on the mighty Ord River.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accom: Camping (with facilities)
Included: Gibb River Road
Drive: ~8 hours (approx. 2 km walking)
Day 5: Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungles)
Drive through the rugged Carr Boyd and Durack Ranges into Purnululu National Park, home of the Bungle Bungles — a UNESCO World Heritage Site of massive sandstone karsts rising hundreds of metres above the grasslands. Today's key attraction is an unforgettable walk into Echidna Chasm. Arrive at bush camp in time to watch the sun set over the Osmond Ranges — and if you've had enough of tents, sleep out beneath the stars in a swag.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accom: Camping (basic facilities – no showers)
Included: Echidna Chasm
Drive: ~5 hours (up to 6 km walking)
Day 6: Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungles)
Take advantage of one of the most remote World Heritage national parks on the planet with another spectacular walk in Purnululu — the Cathedral Gorge walk. You'll also have the chance to see 'the Bungles' from a helicopter flight (own expense). As the sun goes down, head to your overnight camp near the park.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accom: Camping (basic facilities – no showers)
Included: Cathedral Gorge
Options: Helicopter flight over the Bungle Bungles (from AUD350)
Drive: ~2 hours (approx. 5 km walking)
Day 7: Bungle Bungles to El Questro's Emma Gorge
Pack up camp, then experience some serious 4WD action as you wind out of the Bungle Bungles through the East Kimberley. Spend the afternoon at El Questro Station, hiking into Emma Gorge, rewarded with a stunning waterfall and a swim. Drive on to our exclusive overnight camp on the Ord River.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accom: Camping (basic facilities)
Included: Emma Gorge, El Questro Station
Drive: ~5.5 hours (approx. 5 km walking)
Day 8: Kununurra Region
Wake knowing you don't have to pack up. Take time to look around the picturesque Ord River system (no saltwater crocs). Your guide shows you around the East Kimberley 'capital' of Kununurra, with features such as the Hoochery Distillery and a walk in Mirima National Park. In the late afternoon, climb to an exclusive lookout over the Upper Ord River and watch the colours change during a spectacular Kimberley sunset.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accom: Camping (with facilities)
Included: Sights around Kununurra
Drive: ~1 hour (approx. 1 km walking)
Day 9: Lake Argyle to the Katherine Region
Not long after breakfast, stop for an optional cruise at Lake Argyle, forged by the Ord River Dam — the biggest man-made lake in Australia, 18 times the size of Sydney Harbour! From here we say goodbye to WA and cross into the Northern Territory, enjoying the last views of the boabs as we make our way towards Katherine and its relaxing hot springs, before our last camp just outside Nitmiluk National Park.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accom: Camping (with facilities)
Included: Lake Argyle
Options: Lake Argyle sunset cruise (AUD100)
Drive: ~8 hours (approx. 1 km walking)
Day 10: Darwin
On the final day, stop at either the secluded gorge of Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) or take one last plunge into the cool waters of Edith Falls. In the afternoon, make your way to Darwin, where your adventure comes to an end. Please book any onward travel for the following day.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Included: Katherine Gorge or Edith Falls
Drive: ~4.5 hours (approx. 2 km walking)
Departs
Tour Starts:
From Broome CBD
- 06:30 - The Billi Resort
- 06:30 - Bali Hai Resort & Spa
- 06:30 - Bayside Holiday Apartments
- 06:30 - Beaches of Broome
- 06:30 - Blue Seas Resort
- 06:30 - Broome Beach Resort
- 06:30 - The Bungalow
- 06:30 - Broome Caravan Park
- 06:30 - Broome Time Resort Cable Beach
- 06:30 - Broome Vacation Village Caravan
- 06:30 - Broome Visitor Centre
- 06:30 - Cable Beach Backpackers
- 06:30 - Cable Beach Caravan Park
- 06:30 - Cable Beach Club
- 06:30 - Cable Beachside Villas
- 06:30 - Cocos Beach Bungalows
- 06:30 - Mantra Frangipani Broome
- 06:30 - Habitat Resort Broome
- 06:30 - Kimberley Sands Resort
- 06:30 - Kimberley Travellers Lodg
- 06:30 - Mangrove Hotel
- 06:30 - Mercure Conti Hotel Broome
- 06:30 - Moonlight Bay Suites
- 06:30 - Oaks Broome Hotel
- 06:30 - Pinctada McAlpine House
- 06:30 - Roebuck Bay Hotel
- 06:30 - Seashells Broome
- 06:30 - Tarangau Caravan Park
- 06:30 - Oaks Cable Beach Resort
- 06:30 - The Pearle of Cable Beach
My Hotel Not Listed: Let us know where you will be staying and we will arrange the nearest pick up location for you.
Tour Finishes
Darwin CBD
- 18:00 Approx - Darwin
What to bring
CLOTHING
- Comfortable hiking/walking shoes ( no flip flops! ). Sandles are OK.
- Warm jacket and long pants. Night times temperatures can drop down 5 degrees celcius
- Long Sleeve shirt for protection from the Sun and Mosquitoes
- Shorts and T Shirts for daytime hikes and walks
- Swimwear
- Hat and sunglasses
EQUIPMENT / OTHER
- Sunscreen
- Towel & toiletries
- Pillow
- Insect repellent
- Refillable water bottle
- Sleeping bags can be purchased
- Mp3 Player / iPod
- Rechargers
- Torch
- Camera
What is included
TRANSPORT
- 4WD - Custom-prepared toyota
ACCOMMODATION
- 8 nights camping
- Outback campfire
- Shower and toilet facilities
MEALS
- 8 breakfasts
- 9 lunches
- 8 dinners
EQUIPMENT
- Camping equipment and utensils
- Swags
- Sleeping Mattress
OTHER
- Plenty of drinking water and snacks
Personal travel insurance is not included but visitors are advised to have it. This can be organised through your travel agent.
FAQ
Preparing for the trip
Where can I get more information about this trip?
If you find that this tour page doesn't answer all your questions, then please get in contact with us! Our passionate team are always available to answer any queries you may have.
What should I pack?
Depending on where in Australia or New Zealand you decide to visit, your luggage will vary. For exact information please visit the "What to bring" section of each tour page.
What immunisations do I need?
For the latest information on immunisations, we strongly recommend you or contact the Travellers Medical and Vaccination Centre (www.traveldoctor.com.au) to discuss health requirements for your trip. They will advise you about appropriate inoculations.
Do I need to take any medical supplies?
It is not necessary to bring any medical supplies other than any personal items you may require. Each tour will carry an first aid box and our guides are all certified in First Aid.
How much luggage can I take?
We don't have an exact policy when it comes to luggage though we just ask our customers to be mindful that we have limited space. Generally we recommend people to bring a large backpack/suitcase with all their gear and another smaller backpack to keep on the bus for daily items ( phone, water bottle, towel, sunscreen etc ) and to take on walks. If you have a lot of luggage it's best to leave the things you don't need at your hotel/hostel where they will store it for free until your return. If you are unsure, please contact us.
Where can I store my luggage whilst on tour?
During the tour your main luggage will be stored in our trailer. This trailer is always locked however we cannot guarantee the complete safety of your gear from theft or damage. This is why it is so important to purchase a good travel insurance. If you need to store your luggage whilst away on tour, this can be done through your accommodation. Most hostel and hotels will store your luggage safely free of charge.
Will I be able to do any laundry whilst on tour?
For camping tours there will be no time to do laundry. However, for longer cross country tours involving hostel or hotel style accommodation you may have the opportunity to wash your clothes.
Do I need a sleeping bag?
For all camping tours require you to have a sleeping bag. If you don't have one they may be available for hire via the "join tour" button.
How fit do I need to be?
Our tours are made to be fun, informative and active and can be enjoyed by anyone with a moderate degree of fitness and agility. Travellers should be comfortable with hiking/walking up to 5km each day.
Do I need travel insurance?
Insurance is important in protecting visitors from loss or damange of goods, medical problems, cancelation by passengers or other casualties. Its highly recommended. Some tours on this website require you to have travel insurance. If you are Australian then it is not necessary.
Can I get online whilst travelling?
For tours incorporating hostel/hotel style accommodation you may have the opportunity to use wireless internet or use of nearby internet cafe. If you have a mobile plan with internet then that should be ok except for more remote regions. This will vary from tour to tour so please contact us directly for more accurate information.
Will I be able to use my mobile whilst on tour?
You can use your mobile while touring in Australia or New Zealand, but coverage may be limited in remote areas. For best connectivity, consider purchasing a local SIM card or an international roaming plan.
Private tours and families
Is it possible to travel in a private group?
If your looking for a private tour based of one of our trips please contact us directly and we may be able to help. Over the years we have worked with families, groups of friends, schools, clubs and charities to put together the perfect trip.
Booking the trip
Do I have to book this tour online?
Definitely not. Our website is designed to make is easy and convenient for you to schedule your tour. However we understand sometimes its nice to talk to someone directly. So by all means give us a call and we can organise your trip over the phone.
If I book more than one tour can I get a discount?
Absolutely! If you are booking multiple tours then we may be able to offer you a discount. Send us an email at info@lostinaustralia.org and let us know what you thinking of doing and we can put together a price for you.Also, be sure to look out for monthly specials on tours. We often have some great bargains.
How do I know when a tour is available?
You can check the departure dates of tours by using our calendar on the top right hand corner of the tour page. This will tell you what days the tour departs. For availability of seats please contact us directly at info@lostinaustralia.org or call us.
Can I just do a section of this tour and not the whole trip?
Unfortunately it is not possible to only do a part of the tour. Passengers generally need to stay with the tour from start to finish.However, drop off locations at the end of the tour made me negotiated.
Does the tour price include flights?
No. Tour prices do not include any travel arrangements other than for the duration of the tour itself. If you need assistance with booking flights or buses our travel team and certainly help - Just ask!
How far in advance do I need to book my tour?
As a rule of thumb, try to book at least 2 weeks prior to departure, this will usually get you a seat on the date you want. That being said, we cannot guarantee that spaces will be available at the time of your booking so, if you can, book as soon as possible. Bookings can still be made right up until the departure date of the tour if seats are available. If you know when you'd like to travel, please contact us and we will let you know if you need to book soon or if you have time.
If I make a deposit only, when will I need to pay the balance?
Balance on tours need to be paid at least 30 days prior to departure. Failure to do so could result is the cancellation of your seat with a fee charged. If you need more time to clear your balance then let us know ASAP and arrangements can be made.
Who travels with us
Is this tour for me?
Our tours are made up of small groups with a range of different ages, nationalities and backgrounds. Generally people who travel with us are between 20 and 49, though we also get alot passengers much older onboard - everyone is welcome! On tour we get equally as many males as females and everyone shares an enthusiasm for the out doors, nature, adventure and culture. Our tours are for those wanting to really explore and share the experience with likeminded travellers. Whether we are camping by a billabong in Kakadu National Park or sharing a cabin in Tasmania, our travellers want more than just a site seeing tour. They are chasing a hands on group experience. The trips are packed with many highlights and the pace can be fast. There may be some long drives and passengers should expect to help out when setting up camp or cooking food - this is a group adventure. However, there’s always time to chill out, have a cold beer ( or wine! ) and soak up your surroundings. As always, if in doubt then contact us directly with your concerns.
Cost and Fees
What does Paid Locally mean?
Some tours require you to pay national park fees directly, in cash, to the tour guide on the morning of departure. Rest assured this will be subtracted from the tour price when reserving your tour.
Will I need additional money?
Visitors are advised to bring some cash as ATMs and banks can be few and far between depending on where we are during the trip. Its handy to have some extra cash as we do stop by local shops and cafe.
Do I need to tip our guide?
If you had an amazing time on tour and wish to tip the guide, then that is completely up to you. However, tipping is not customary and is not at all expected.
Are there any hidden fees I need to know about?
Our tour prices are completely transparent. There are no additional fees involved that are not included in the overall tour price shown. If you wish to do optional activities such as helicopter rides or wildlife safaris, then an extra cost may be needed. However, this will always be made clear at the time of your booking.
Whilst on tour
What type of tent will I get?
Tents are designed to accommodate a minimum of 2 people and come fully set up with proper bedding. sheets, pillows and blankets. If you have booked a tour in a tent, you do not need a sleeping bag.
What will the food be like?
Our emphasis is on fresh food wherever possible and our meals are nutritious and varied on these tours. If you are vegetarian or gluten intolerant we can cater for you, but if you have very specific dietary needs you may need to provide your own food, please discuss this at time of booking. For breakfast we supply cereals, fruits, toast, tea and coffee. Lunch is usually a self-serve picnic sandwich and salads; in the evening we have a cooked dinner - This can vary between pastas, bbqs, rices and other hearty food to keep you energized! We always carry water in the vehicle and you will often have the chance to buy your own drinks, ice-creams etc at stops. Please refer to each individual tour/package to establish which meals are included.
Can you cater of special diets?
We can certain cater for most dietary needs. Please advise us at the time of your booking so arrangements can be made. For travellers with more extreme diets we may ask that you bring along additional snacks.
Can I book extra accommodation for the start and end of the tour?
We know our country inside and out and would be happy to give you good recommodations. Please contact us for recommendations.
Are there days where we travel for a long time?
During the first day we usually do a couple of hours driving to get out of the city and into the country side. However, once in the national parks, trips between attractions usually take between 30minutes to an hour.For tours heading up to Darwin or down to Adelaide, expect periods where we drive for a few hours at a time. Australia is enormous and the distance between towns and attractions can be quite large. But don't worry, we take plenty of breaks so your able to stretch and move about.For more accurate information please see tour itineraries.
What will the weather be like?
Between the months of April and August Central Australia is quite cold so be sure to bring warm clothing. Temperatures range from about 20c during the day right down to 2c at night.Between October and March temperature are warm, so light clothing during the day is ok. However, night times can still be quite cool so its wise to bring light winter clothing for extra warm.
Where do I meet the tour?
For pick up times and locations, please check out the "Start/Finish" section directly under the itinerary. Here we list everywhere we can pick up from and their respective times.There is a lot of information here to help you plan your flights and arrival.Please review careful as these can vary from tour to tour.
What is the weather like in Western Australia?
WA is Australia’s largest state, comprising one-third of its land mass. In the north much of the landscape is barren. The Great Sandy Desert fringes the central-west coast. The Nullarbor, a vast dry plain, sweeps across the south and over the border into South Australia (SA). The southwestern corner of the state is a fertile area of forest and vineyards, and is only small in comparison to the size of the rest of WA.Interesting variations in landscape include the Kimberley in the extreme north of the state, a wild and rugged area with a convoluted coastline and stunning inland gorges.The Pilbara, in the northwest, is magnificent ancient-rock and gorge country from which the state derives vast mineral wealth. Away from the coast most of WA is simply a huge empty stretch of outback: along with the Nullarbor Plain and the Great Sandy Desert, the Gibson and Great Victoria Deserts cover much of the state.It’s tropical in the north, where the Dry and Wet seasons replace winter and summer. The Dry lasts from June to August and the Wet from December to February, with monsoonal rain falling from January onwards. The rain can render roads impassable and Port Hedland weathers a serious cyclone at least every two years. In the interior the climate is semi-arid and arid. The southwest of WA is temperate. It’s often above 25°C here while the average temperature along the Kimberley coast is a heavenly 28°C. Up in the Pilbara temperatures can soar to an enthusiasm-depleting 48°C.
Reviews
Real reviews from travellers who've done this tour, gathered from around the web and paraphrased.
Travellers consistently praise the knowledgeable, personable guides, who typically handle driving, cooking, storytelling and camp management, and are widely credited with making the trip memorable. The scenery of the Kimberley is repeatedly highlighted, with frequent mention of swimming in gorges and waterholes, daily walks and hikes, camping in remote spots, sleeping in swags under the stars, and sunrises and sunsets, alongside plentiful meals cooked over the campfire that cater to dietary needs. Optional extras such as the helicopter flight over the Bungle Bungles and the Lake Argyle cruise are noted as worthwhile. The most common caveats are the basic facilities with limited or no showers and toilets, very early morning starts, long drives, heat and dust, and the physical demands of the walks. Several reviewers also mention vehicle issues such as flat tyres, breakdowns and an ageing truck, though guides were generally seen to resolve these well.
How we collect and publish reviews
Where they come from. Our reviews are gathered from independent review sites and from guests who share feedback with us directly after their trip. They come from people who have actually travelled on the tour.
Why some are edited. Many of our guests travel in their second or third language. Where a review is hard to read, we lightly edit spelling, grammar and punctuation, or paraphrase a sentence for clarity. We never change the rating, the meaning or the sentiment, and we never write a review on a guest's behalf.
Reading the originals. Reviews sourced from public review sites appear there in their original form, and can be read in full at their original source at any time.
“Great experience”
Lovely trip. Our guide was great with a lot of fun facts. The itinerary was very well organised and we had a wonderful time.
“Great experience!”
Wonderful. Great guide, very knowledgeble, perfect hikes. Sleeping under the stars was unforgettable. Our guidesharedhis vast knowledge about the land and the culture.
“Fantastic Experience”
A visit to Australia's red centre is a must do. Uluru is unique and gives perspective of the vastness of Australia and King's Canyon is an iconic walk that will be memorable. This tour is great value tour and supports small Australian tour company rather than international resort owners. All the must visit locations are included in the four days; along with the experience of sleeping in a swag under a million stars and meals that cater for dietary requirements. All equipment is supplied and guides are fantastic. Be aware that there are really early morning starts each day to catch sunrises and to be able to fit all the highlights into four days/three nights. Also your clothes and belongings will be covered in red dust. There is lots of walking each day to fully appreciate the natural features of Uluru, Kata Juta and King's Canyon. The walks can be catered for all levels of fitness. So if you are prepared to rough it, then this tour will make a visit to the area affordable rather than staying at some posh resort. You will meet great people on the tour -because anyone who signs up for this type of travel is of great character. Highly recommend this tour to anyone travelling to Central Australia!
“Yay”
Very good trip, lots to do and very well informed, loved kings canyon. Mitch was great and even lent me his trackies so I didn’t freeze because I forgot mine! :))))
“Amazing Tour!”
Had a great tour,and had the opportunity to marvel at so many amazing sites. Our guide was very knowledgeable and facilitated an amazing experience. Plenty of food and the camp sites had good facilities. Thank you!
“An amaizing tour guide for an great adventure”
The tour guide was what I like most. Very experienced with all related all the tour (time management, dealing with people, very respectful & clear with our daily routines & activities, plus he is a great cook!). I travelled with my almost 12 yo boy it was an incredible experience for both of us. Including the swags!!
“Definitely do this trip!”
Amazing sights with knowledgeable and friendly guide (Tye)! Hikes areVery organized trip, good and plentiful food. Camps are clean. Long bus rides. Be prepared for early risings, before sunrise.
“Fantastic experience ”
Fantastic experience! Our guide Ryan, was great. He added lots of info during the tours of King's Canyon and Uluru and kept us all safe and well-fed. Having the trip to King's Canyon added a good "extra" to the visit to Uluru. Recommended!!
“Great tour, well organised and our guide did a great job getting”
Great tour, well organised and our guide did a great job getting all the laughs from everyone on board. We caught the most amazing views, had great food, and enjoyed every second!
Good balance of structured time and free time for leisure, with great recommendations for how to fill it from our guide - sunset, pub, or scenic viewpoints.
“A visit to the Red centre”
A once in a life time experience, spectacular. The tour guide was fantastic and imparted his knowledge and deep respect of first nations culture superbly
“An unforgettable experience of uluru”
The tour was amazing. Our tour guide Mitch made the experience truly one to remember, from the breathtaking views to the late night stories and conversations by the fire this tour is one that you will never forget.
“Uluru (TAKE THIS TRIP!!!)”
I had the best time ever. I don’t think I have ever done somthing so wonderful. My guide was Mitch and he was informative, kind, and just enjoyable as a human. The swag was great and everything was breath taking. Mitch also knew a-lot about the indigenous people but was honest in not knowing everything. I suggest this 100% I made great friends and learned so much
“Such a great time!”
It was a very cool experience. My guide Tomi was an amazing individual. He was very kind, personable and had amazing energy. He made an amazing effort to make this experience fun for everyone.
“Definitely worth the money”
This trip was so much fun!! Had plenty of time to see all the main sights. The swag camping was super comfortable. Tomi was such a great tour guide, keeping us all very entertained in the evenings with sunset spots, guitar playing and great group games like werewolf!
“Great Trip!”
Great trip! Tour guide, Mitch, was really knowledgeable and was great at engaging the whole group (singles, couples and kids). Spectacular walks. Tents had beds so were comfortable.
“Just great!”
Our tour guide was always in a good mood, gave us lots of facts about Western Australia and always motivated us as a team!
The food was great, varied and always plentiful.
We took a lot of experiences with us, especially camping was an evening adventure.
Perfect to travel the West Coast without a car and see many stops.
We had “HAPPY DAYS” and “LIVED THE DREAM”! Danke Michael
“So much fun”
The tour was great! Our tour guide Ryan was very knowledgeable and professional. Camping in the swags and sleeping under they stars was so much fun.
“Great Outback experience!”
The trip to the Red Center didn’t disappoint! We had a great time, enjoyed the views and camping under the stars. Ryan was a great guide, we enjoyed his stories and explanations along the way. It was our second trip in the Outback with Adventure Tours Australia and we totally recommend them!
“Teens loved it”
Mitch was the best! We had an awesome time. My teen boys didn’t complain once they were engaged and loved joining in with the whole camping and outback experience.
“I love this tour and would recommend to others”
Rayon made good foods dinner and breakfast. The tour is amazing, sleeping in the swag is nice experience. It’s a memorable tour.
“A beautiful fascinating introduction to a beautiful region.”
Our guide Hannah has provided an unforgettable experience. She was the bus driver, tour guide, cook and facility manager... And then still have an eye for all her travelers. Great!
“A truly wonderful experience”
Asher was such an incredible and knowledgeable guide, she and Elise (whose tour was running along the same route as ours) shared so many wonderful stories and offered insight into the Aṉangu people and their rich history. I’ll absolutely be recommending this tour to my friends who have yet to visit Uluṟu, Kata Tjuṯa and Watarrka.
“Larapinta in Comfort 2025”
We did the Larapinta in comfort tour in late May/early June 2025 with Australian Walking Holidays. The whole experience was very enjoyable. The tour hosts were excellent. Mads, Meg & Samuel had a wide range of knowledge regarding all aspects of the experience. They shared with the group insights into the cultural significance, the geology, flora and fauna of each location we visited. This greatly enhanced the experience. As a team they worked well creating very nice meals each day at the various camps. The next day's events were explained clearly the night before ensuring that things went smoothly.
They were very conscious of the ability of each guest and maintained a safety first approach to all walks. The chocolate snacks on the walks were an added treat along with the killer pythons as a sugar fix.
When assistance was required, they were always there. Each camp site was well set up and easy to use.
We were very blessed with the weather which added to the experience.
“Fantastic Experience”
A visit to Australia's red centre is a must do. Uluru is unique and gives perspective of the vastness of Australia and King's Canyon is an iconic walk that will be memorable. This tour is great value tour and supports small Australian tour company rather than international resort owners. All the must visit locations are included in the four days; along with the experience of sleeping in a swag under a million stars and meals that cater for dietary requirements. All equipment is supplied and guides are fantastic. Be aware that there are really early morning starts each day to catch sunrises and to be able to fit all the highlights into four days/three nights. Also your clothes and belongings will be covered in red dust. There is lots of walking each day to fully appreciate the natural features of Uluru, Kata Juta and King's Canyon. The walks can be catered for all levels of fitness. So if you are prepared to rough it, then this tour will make a visit to the area affordable rather than staying at some posh resort. You will meet great people on the tour -because anyone who signs up for this type of travel is of great character. Highly recommend this tour to anyone travelling to Central Australia!
“Perfect trip in the NT”
The trip with Australian Adventure Tours was very well organized and our guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. Overall, we had a great time, although the first night was bitter cold, and the tents had no form of heating.
The program was a little bit rushed, though; and we did not get much sleep, having to wake up at around 5:00 - 5:30 am in the freezing cold, three days in a row.
“My experience with Mitch ”
The trip was wonderful because Mitch (AKA the tour leader) was teaching things and sparking conversation with the group I wouldnt want the tour any different and I couldn't ask for a better tour leader
“Amazing experience”
This was the best experience ever. I was so hesitant as this style of trip is so out of my comfort zone. Tommy our guide was absolutely awesome and made this such an unforgettable trip. Don't hesitate to go solo, you'll meet lots of great people and your guide will make you feel reassured.
“What an amazing adventure!”
We had an amazing experience with Adventure Tours during our trip to Ayers Rock and Kings Canyon. Our guide, Elyse, was absolutely fantastic – knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and always making sure everyone felt included and comfortable. The tour was very well organized from start to finish. The places we stayed at were clean, well-equipped, and perfectly suited for the trip. We couldn’t have asked for a better way to explore the Red Centre. Highly recommended!
“Awesome time in the heart of Aus”
Has a great time. Our tour guide, Tye, was really informative and made the whole trip fun too. The same to the rest of the team, Ryan, Elise and Tommy who helped to make the return trip just as good.
“Mitch took it to another level”
Mitch our guide, bus driver and cook made our experience so memorable. Definitely recommended. My teenagers and I had an amazing time. Thanks to Mitch.
“Rock the Centre”
Lovely small group tour of Uluru, Kata Tjuṯan and Kings Canyon. Enjoyed the long hikes…in this beautiful and special place in the centre of Australia.
Our guide, Tomi, was exceptional…
“Maximize a short stay”
Exceeded expectations. Knowledgeable guide (Hannah) ran a tight but fun ship
The itinerary is packed full and she kept us all moving. Uluru sunset viewing, base walk, Kata Tjuta and kings canyon trek. Highly recommend
“Great tour highly recommend”
“Perfect experience”
“Desert - Urulu”
“10/10 Tour, Thank you Mishka!”
“Highly recommend!”
“ATA Adventure Tours 3 day trip to Uluṟu, Kata Tjuta and Kings Ca”
“4 days, 3 nights Uluru, Kata Tjuṯa and Kings Canyon Camping”
“Awesome outback experience”
“Amazing experience”
“Breathtaking unforgettable experience”
“The frenchie is happy”
“Most Wonderful Trip”
“Honeymoon”
“Outback experience like no other!”
“How much better can it get? Dream came true”
“Awesome 10 day tour from Broome to Darwin”
“Broom to Darwin”
“Amazing adventure in beautiful Western Australia”
“Mumma Shirls dream comes true”
“Nine Day Broome to Darwin Trip”
“Epic trip!”
“Trip of a lifetime”
“Beyond expectations”
“From Earth to the Stars, and everything in between, in just One ”
“Awesome experience - Must do!”
“Top class trip”
“Amazing adventure ”
“Incredible experience”
“Add to your family's holiday bucket list”
“Spectacular”
“Raw Bush Camp Broome to Darwin”
“Adventure experience of a lifetime”
“Broome to Darwin”
“Epic scenery, big distances, wonderful tour”
“Amazing, unforgettable trip...”
“Amazing, unforgettable trip...”
“Best Adventure of my family's life, thank you Shane our tour gui”
“Trentastic awesome tour with seven amigos!”
“Amazing Adventure Tour of the Kimberley's”
“True adventure in the Kimberleys!”
“Adventure of a lifetime”
“"Unbelievable"”
“Broome to Darwin 10 days”
“10 day Broome to Darwin trip”
“Amazeballs”
“The Best”
“4wd 10-day Kimberley Adventure”
“10 Day Broome to Darwin”
“Wow Wow Wow Amazing”
“Broome to Darwin - an amazing trip”
“Beyond my expectations”
“Every Single Day is Outstanding !!”
“This is a must tell experience with Kimberley Adventure Tours”
“EXCEPTIONAL TRIP”
“Most Amazing Trip Ever!”
“Its all about the guide”
“what a trip!!”
“Spectacular scenery, awesome guide, the best way to experience t”
“Broome to Darwin, not bad.”
“Most Amazing Trip Ever!”
“The great Gibb river road experience”
“Kimberley Tour”
“Amazing scenery, great swims, fun camping”
“A lifetime experience with the best tour ever!”
“An unforgettable, epic adventure of a lifetime!”
“The Kimberley”
“We became a tribe”
“Stunning country”
“Totally awesome exhilarating experience”
“Nature at its best”
“Adventure In The Kimberley”
“Awesome adventure”
“Epic Trip”
“Fantastic trip through the Kimberley!”
“No regrets”
“Sophie Q”
“Amazing Adventure”
“Great trip with Nicko our guide”
“Awesome adventure with great food, entertaining and hard-working”
“West is the best”
“Wonderful bush camping experience”
“Fantastic bush camping, hiking, swimming and cliff diving!”
“Fantastic bush camping, hiking, swimming and cliff diving!”
“What an amazing trip/experience ”
“Best tour of Australia”
“Amazing”
“A great way to see this remote region of Australia”
“Amazing, just do it”
“Amazing and breath taking”
“Incredible!”
“Great tour”
“Amazing trip!”
“Life changing”
“Best adventure ever”
“Action-packed adventure”
“Great trip!”
“9 day Broome to Darwin”












