About this tour: An almighty southbound road trip through Australia’s western hotspots.
Journey through the natural wonders, vast expanses and jaw-dropping landscapes of northern and western Australia on this incredible 22-day adventure from Darwin to Perth. Visit some of the region’s best national parks where you'll hike through stunning red rock landscapes and swim beneath waterfalls in the most beautiful spots. Discover the striped beauty of the Bungle Bungle Range, explore the glorious gorges of the Kimberleys, snorkel the vibrant reefs of Ningaloo and swim above corals the World Heritage-listed Coral Bay. The distances are immense, but the pace is leisurely, making this the perfect Outback adventure.

Valid: 1 April 2020 – 31 October 2021

Trip Code: PDP22 (Basix)

Price: AUD $4450 per person: PDP22 (Basix)
• Additional Services: AUD $45 Sleeping Bag Purchase (Basix)
• All prices are in Australian Dollars (includes 10% GST) based on per person



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Days: 22
Start: Darwin, Australia
Finish: Perth, Australia
Depart: • Saturdays • Default pick up: The Youth Shack at 6:50am (Mitchell St, Darwin)
Destinations: Northern Territory, Western Australia, Kimberley, Outback, West Coast
Theme: Explorer, Overland
Included activities • Nitmiluk National Park • Lake Argyle • Cathedral Gorge Walk (Bungle Bungle) • Echidna Chasm Walk • Zebedee Springs • Emma Gorge • Gibb River Road • Adcock Gorge • Galvans Gorge • Manning Gorge • Windjana Gorge • Bell Gorge • Tunnel Creek exploration walk • Karijini National Park Entrance • Ningaloo Reef Marine Park • Kalbarri National Park Entrance • Monkey Mia Dolphins • Nambung National Park (Pinnacles) Entrance

Physical Rating: 4 out of 5
Transport: All Terrain vehicle
Group size: Min 1, Max 20
Meals: 18 breakfasts, 20 lunches, 18 dinners
Accommodation: Camping (with basic facilities) (2 nights), camping (with facilities) (8 nights), Hostel (9 nights), Permanent safari camp (with shared facilities) (1 night), Permanent, furnished tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Age: Minimum 18 years
Trip Itinerary:



Day 1: Darwin to the Katherine Region
• Welcome to the tropical city of Darwin, where your overland adventure begins. After meeting up with your group and leader, head south and stop at either Edith Falls for a swim or explore Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park. This is where the group will have lunch (seasonal choice). Head to your overnight private campsite on the edge of Nitmiluk National Park, where permanent tents with swags await you. In the evening, settle down for dinner with the group.

Total driving time: about 4 hours Total walking distance: about 2 kilometres
Included Activities Nitmiluk National Park
Accommodation Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Meals Included Lunch Dinner



Day 2: Lake Argle
• After breakfast this morning, continue on to Lake Argyle, which has been created by the Ord River Dam. Admire the sheer size of this 700 square kilometre man made spectacle. The lake is home to many species of native fish and thousands of freshwater crocodiles. Take an optional sunset cruise before setting up camp nearby for the night.

Note: Total driving time today is around seven seven and a half hours. Total walking distance is around 1 kilometre.
Accommodation Camping (with facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities Lake Argyle
Optional Activities Lake Argyle Sunset Cruise - AUD100
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Day 3: Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungle Ranges)
• Start the morning with some free time for a stroll around the picturesque town of Kununurra. Don’t forget to use this time to stock up on any last minute supplies before heading out into the remote Kimberley region. Once out of town its time for some 4WD action as your experienced guide winds our specially designed truck across the challenging terrain of the entrance to Purnululu National Park, home of the iconic Bungle Bungles. It’s a rugged ride but the scenery is fantastic. Enjoy an amazing Kimberley sunset at your bush camp.

Note: Total driving today is around five hours. Total walking distance is approximately five kilometres.
Accommodation Camping (with basic facilities - no showers) (1 night)
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Day 4: The Bungle Bungles
• After breakfast prepare for a full day of activities, as the group heads back out to explore the remarkable rock formations of the Bungle Bungles. Hike to the thin, red gap of Echidna Chasm and the enormous Cathedral Gorge. There’s also the opportunity to experience a helicopter flight over the Bungle Bungles (at your own expense). As the sun goes down, head back to your overnight bush camp.

Note: Total driving time today is around two hour. Total walking distance is approximately five kilometres.
Camping (with basic facilities - no showers) (1 night)
Included Activities • Cathedral Gorge Walk (Bungle Bungle) • Echidna Chasm Walk
Optional Activities Helicopter Flight - Bungle Bungles - from - AUD350
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Day 5: Bungle Bungles and El Questro
• After breakfast today, get back on the road toward El Questro Station. Admire the remarkable scenery of the Carr Boyd and Durack Ranges, and head along the vast nature trail of Warnum (Turkey Creek). In the late afternoon, head to your campsite in El Questro, a wilderness park since 1991 for dinner and a cool drink at the swinging Arm Bar.

Note: Total driving time today is around five hours. Total walking distance is approximately 1 kilometre.
Accommodation Camping (with facilities) (1 night)
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner



Day 6: El Questro Station
• Spend the day exploring El Questro. Start off with a dip at Zebedee Springs before taking on a hike in the Cockburn Ranges for a swim under the waterfall at Emma Gorge. Tonight, enjoy another night at the El Questro campsite.

Note: Total driving time today is around 45 minutes. Total walking distance is up to seven kilometres.
Accommodation Camping (with facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities • Zebedee Springs • Emma Gorge
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner



Day 7: Gibb River Road and Mount Barnett
• After breakfast, its time to hit the road again and start travelling along the legendary Gibb River Road, a 600 kilometre dirt track running through the centre of the Kimberley. Fording rivers and weaving through gorges, travel by 4WD along the wild Gibb River Road – a 600-kilometre stretch that winds right through the heart of the Kimberley. We’ve got a fair bit of ground to cover today, so there is a fair bit of drive time, but we’ll be breaking the journey up with lunch and at a few stop-offs along the way. Tonight’s destination is at Mt Barnett station located very close to Manning Gorge. This evening we camp at Mount Barnett by the banks of a crystal clear fresh water river, perfect to cool off in after your day hiking.

Note: Total driving time today is around six hours. Total walking distance is approximately two kilometres.
Accommodation Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities Gibb River Road
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Day 8: Manning Gorge
• We spend the morning exploring the stunning Manning Gorge and enjoying a swim in the pools under Manning Falls. The western Kimberley region is full of endless stunning gorges just waiting to be explored and this morning is no exception. After breakfast, continue along the Gibb River Road visiting either Galvin or Adcock Gorge.

Note: Total driving time today is less than 1 hour. Total walking distance is approximately four to six kilometres.
Accommodation Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities • Adcock Gorge • Galvans Gorge • Manning Gorge
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Day 9: Bells Gorge and Windjana Gorge
• The western Kimberley region is full of endless stunning gorges that have to be explored and this morning is no exception. After breakfast we adventure to Bell Gorge home to a stunning cascade of water flowing from the previous wet season rains that fall in the King Leopold Ranges. The afternoon sees us head to Windjana Gorge, a segment of 375 million-year-old reef that was once underwater. Cut through by the Lennard River, which runs during the wet season then breaks up into little billabongs during the dry, this gorge attracts many species of bird and bat and is a great spot to see wild freshwater crocodiles.

Note: Total driving time today is around 4.5 hours. Total walking distance is approximately four to six kilometres.
Accommodation Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities • Windjana Gorge • Bell Gorge
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Day 10: Broome
• Begin the day exploring the Napier Range. The major attraction here is a guided walk through Tunnel Creek, an extensive limestone cave system that extends 750 m underground. Inside, shards of sunlight stream in through crevices, little bats flutter about and enormous stalactites rear down from the ceiling. Then make the drive on to Broome, hopefully arriving in time for a stunning Cable Beach sunset.

Total driving time today is around 4 hours. Total walking distance is approximately 4 kilometres.
Accommodation Hostel (shared bathroom) (1 night)
Included Activities • Tunnel Creek exploration walk
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch

Day 11: Broome
• The next two days are free for you to explore Broome at your own pace. If you’re after more beach time, perhaps head to Cable Beach – named after the undersea telegraph cable that connected Broome to Singapore in the 19th century, or Town Beach in Roebuck Bay. Season depending, it’s possible to witness the ‘Staircase to the Moon’ at Roebuck Bay – a natural phenomenon and optical illusion where a ‘staircase’ appears to lead to the moon during low tide. A weekly Staircase Night Market sets up during this time and is also worth checking out if you happen to be in Broome at this time. Sample local flavours and browse stalls selling handmade products, jewellery, clothing and art while local musicians play.

Accommodation Hostel (shared bathroom) (1 night)
Meals Included There are no meals included on this day.


Day 12: Broome
• Today is another free day to explore. If you’re after some history, check out the Broome Historical Museum to learn about local Aboriginal culture and for a glimpse into the town's pearling and wartime history. Maybe take a trip to Gantheaume Point to discover 130-million-year-old dinosaur footprints or to photograph the contrasting white sand, red cliffs and blue ocean of the area. Another option is the Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park and Animal Refuge for some wildlife-viewing. In the evening, the buzzing district of Chinatown is a great place to grab a meal and a drink, or maybe catch an outdoor film at the charming Sun Pictures cinema.

Accommodation Hostel (shared bathroom) (1 night)
Meals Included There are no meals included on this day.

Day 13: Broome to the Pilbra Region
• Leaving Broome in the dust, we kick-start this adventure with a drive across part of Western Australia’s Great Sandy Desert. At an area of roughly 285,000 sq km, this is Australia’s second largest desert. And while certainly very sandy, the terrain also consists of dune fields, spinifex grasslands and salt lakes. After a bit of driving we’ll make a stop at Eighty Mile Beach. Aside from being a pretty lovely spot for a beach stroll, this coast is a major nesting area for flatback turtles – a species found only in Australia. Tonight we stay at an outback cattle station.

Special Information As this is a combination trip, the travellers in your group and your group leader are likely to change today.

Total driving time today is around 4.5 hours. Total walking distance is approximately one kilometre.
Accommodation Hostel (shared bathroom) (1 night)
Meals Included Lunch Dinner

Day 14: Pilbra Region to Karajini National Park
• This morning we head toward Karijini National Park with a quick stop in Port Headland to check out the iron ore mecca of Australia. If time permits, we may duck into one of the Gorge's this afternoon. If not, we'll set up camp in the National Park and get a good nights rest before we head in for a full day of exploring tomorrow.

Total driving time today is around 6 hours. Total walking distance can be up to three kilometres, come sections may be through water.
Accommodation Camping (with facilities) (1 night)
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Day 15: Karijini National Park
• This, without any doubt, is one of Australia’s most magnificent national parks (and it’s not like Australia has any shortage of them). Freshwater springs trickle through chasms to form translucent rock pools, walking trails weave between dramatic rock ravines. A visit to the Karijini Cultural Centre will introduce you to the many sights you can expect to see here over the three days. Spend a full day exploring the gorges, gullies and secluded swimming spots of Karijini. Weano Gorge, Hancock Gorge, Dales Gorge and Oxers Lookout are just some of the better-known sites we’ll get to.

Total driving time today is 1 hour. Total walking distance is approximately six kilometres, some sections may be through water.
Accommodation Camping (with facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities Karijini National Park Entrance
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Day 16: Karijini National Park
• Pack up your towel and walking shoes and head out for another day exploring Karijini with your guide. Anything you didn’t tick off the list yesterday you can chase up today – whether it’s a snooze in the sun or a strenuous trek to a lookout. Swim in waterholes, hike along rocky trails and splash about in waterfalls. Paradise!

Total driving time today is around 1 hour. Total walking distance is approximately six kilometres.
Accommodation Camping (with facilities) (1 night)
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner



Day 17: Karijini to Exmouth
• Jump back in the truck for a drive through classic outback terrain to Cape Range National Park. Extending inland from the Indian Ocean across the North West Cape peninsula, this protected landmass feels like a patch of the outback relocated seaside. Here we have an exclusive campsite, so it’s here that we stay the night.

Today is a long day of driving – about 8 hours with rest stops.
Accommodation Yardi Creek Camp (1 night)
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Day 18: Coral Bay
• Today’s yours to spend how you wish. Become acquainted with the region’s underwater inhabitants on a snorkeling or diving excursion, set out by boat tour in search of whale sharks (seasonal) or just while a day away on the flawless sands of Turquoise Bay. Take in the panoramic views of the ocean from the Vlaminghead Lighthouse. In the afternoon we travel on to Coral Bay.

Total driving time today is around 2 hours. Total walking distance is approximately one kilometre.
Accommodation Hostel (1 night)
Included Activities Ningaloo Reef Marine Park
Optional Activities Snorkel with the Whalesharks (April to July only) from - AUD350
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Day 19: Coral Bay
• If you didn’t squeeze a snorkel in yesterday, today you get to; if you did, you get another one. Everyone wins. Ningaloo Reef is one of the world’s largest fringeing reefs, meaning that it starts practically from the water’s edge. You just swim out from shore and suddenly you’re in a world of coral, fish, turtles and manta rays. Swimming above these enormous majestic creatures is really something else, they might even put on an acrobatics show for you! Not much of a swimmer? There’s also the option of taking in the scene on a glass bottom boat tour, along with many other optional activities. We'll introduce you to the friendly staff at Coral Bay Eco Tours.

There is no driving today, just a short walk to Coral Bay Eco Tours and water activities.
Accommodation Hostel (1 night)
Optional Activities Glass Bottom Boat Cruises from - AUD37 Whale Watching (seasonal) from - AUD85 Snorkel with Manta Rays - half day trip - AUD165
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner



Day 20: Monkey Mia
• Today we cross over the Tropic of Capricorn. You probably won’t notice it, but what crossing this latitude means is that from here on south the sun will never be directly above you. You should still wear a hat though. Main stop for the day is Shell Beach, which, much as name would suggest, is a beach made of shells. What’s quite incredible about the place however is the amount of shells there are. Locals have been using them in various industries for years, yet they still cover a stretch 60 km long and up to 7 metres deep. Tonight we stay in the small seaside town of Denham, in the Shark Bay world heritage area.

Total driving time today is around 6.5 hours. Total walking distance is approximately one kilometre.
Accommodation Hostel (1 night)
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner



Day 21: Monkey Mia to Kalbarri
• This morning, check out Monkey Mia – part of the Peron Peninsula, which extends into part of the Indian Ocean known as Shark Bay. This popular spot is known for its friendly local marine life. Afterwards, continue on your road trip down the west Australian coast with a short drive across the Eastern Peninsula. See stromatolites, the oldest living organisms in the world, then head south for Kalbarri. Time permitting, there’ll be a stop-off along the way at Murchison Gorge, where there’s the opportunity to admire the landscape through Nature’s Window.

Total driving time today is around 5.5 hours. Total walking distance is approximately five kilometres.
Accommodation Hostel (1 night)
Included Activities • Kalbarri National Park Entrance • Monkey Mia Dolphins
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch Dinner


Day 22: Nambung National Park to Perth
• Web description It’s a driving day today, but a spectacular one. Cruising through the coastal gorges of Kalbarri National Park, we come to the quaint coastal town of Dongara, which sits at the head of the Irwin River. Any keen to give sandboarding a shot will get the chance at Sandy Cape/Lancelin, a vast sand desert peopled by the strange limestone structures of the Pinnacles Nambung NP. After a walk around here it’s to Perth, where this adventure winds up.

Special Information
You’ll arrive in Central Perth around 6 pm and there is no accommodation planned for this evening. Your group leader will be able to provide you directions for your onward journey once arrived. If you would like to spend more time in Perth, we’ll be happy to organise additional accommodation (subject to availability).

Today’s driving will take approximately 7 hours (with about two kilometres of walking).
Included Activities Nambung National Park (Pinnacles) Entrance
Meals Included Breakfast Lunch
No accommodation is provided for tonight.

Why you'll love this trip
• Get off the beaten track as you discover the raw desert landscapes and stunning coastline of Western Australia and the Kimberley in this ultimate overland adventure
• It may be a cliche, but life is all about the journey.
• Explore the major highlights between Perth and Darwin at a slower pace, allowing you to really get under the skin of the Australian outback
• Enjoy the flexibility of a private vehicle, the local knowledge of a passionate guide and the magic of camping under the great southern sky, Australian-style
• The cattle stations, red earth and mining communities of the Pilbara are reminiscent of the sun-baked Australia much of the world imagines
• Hike and swim in the ancient gorges and waterholes of Karijini National Park

Is this trip right for you?
• Accommodation on this trip is multishare, meaning there are no private rooms.
• You'll spend some nights of the trip sleeping at camping grounds in a swag (Australian bedroll) in twin-share, permanent tents.
• While conditions can be very basic, this is all part of the adventure.
• This is a true overland trip, and the journey is a big part of the experience.
• On some days of the trip, you will spend several hours driving, often through very sparse areas of desert.
• Crank up the tunes and sit back to enjoy landscapes that you would miss in any other form of travel.
• This trip requires a decent level of agility and stamina, as it involves a lot of walking, allowing you to really get among nature.
• The hikes in the Kimberley are particularly challenging.
• Please bring sturdy, comfortable walking shoes and comfortable clothing.
• Temperatures in regional Australia can be extreme.
• During the day the weather can be hot (and the Australian sun is strong) so please bring appropriate clothing, use sun protection and drink plenty of water. •
In the evenings temperatures really drop, so ensure you have base layers and warm clothing.

Important trips notes for the following tours and safaris
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Tour Important Notes
1. Tour commences in Darwin on Day 1 at 6.50 am and finishes in Perth on Day 22 at approx 6 pm. Onward travel must be booked the following day.
2. This trip is for FIT AND ACTIVE people and involves very basic camping and challenging hikes.
3. This trip requires a sleeping bag.
4. Minimum Age on this trip is 18 years old.
5. Trip runs in reverse, see tour code PD22.

What to bring on tour:
Booked and paid E-Ticket, Sturdy walking shoes, a spare pair of shoes that can get wet, swimming gear (2 towels recommended), hat and sunscreen, towel and toiletries, warm clothing in winter, water bottle (1.5L), torch, insect repellent, camera, travel pillow, and sleeping bag (can be purchased at the time of booking), Second pair of shoes that can get wet, extra towel for swimming, Power pack for charging without electricity.

What's Included in tour:
• Meals 18 breakfasts, 20 lunches, 18 dinners
• Transport All Terrain vehicle
• Accommodation Camping (with basic facilities) (2 nights), camping (with facilities) (8 nights), Hostel (9 nights), Permanent safari camp (with shared facilities) (1 night), Permanent, furnished tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)

Activities:
Included activities • Nitmiluk National Park • Lake Argyle • Cathedral Gorge Walk (Bungle Bungle) • Echidna Chasm Walk • Zebedee Springs • Emma Gorge • Gibb River Road • Adcock Gorge • Galvans Gorge • Manning Gorge • Windjana Gorge • Bell Gorge • Karijini National Park Entrance • Ningaloo Reef Marine Park • Kalbarri National Park Entrance • Monkey Mia Dolphins • Nambung National Park (Pinnacles) Entrance

Finish Times:
• Our trips generally finish early evening. We recommend booking one night post accommodation in your end city and planning onward travel for the following day. We cannot accept responsibility for missed onward travel if we are delayed for some reason on the last day of travel.

Fitness Level:
• 4 out of 5: Short participatory-level camping trips, walks that’ll get your heart rate up and extended periods in the elements.

Physical fitness suggested ratings:
• Alongside every trip we have included physical ratings. These are designed to give you an idea of how demanding (or not) each trip is.
• 1 out of 5: Leisurely paced day trips. Minimal physical exertion required.
• 2 out of 5: Two and three day trips that include easy walking. Hikes up to 6-8kms per day. A reasonable level of fitness is required as there will be some walking to view places of interest. Suitable for soft adventures with a passion for bushwalking and exploring. Passengers must be fit and active.
• 3 out of 5: Short participatory-level camping trips, walks that’ll get your heart rate up and extended periods in the elements.
• 4 out of 5: Fairly basic camping on most nights, limited amenities and some long (and challenging) walks. A high level of fitness required.
• 5 out of 5: The hardest of the hardcore. Long trips to remote destinations with limited facilities. Excellent health and fitness is essential.

Please ensure this level of camping is suitable for you. Suggested accommodation at time of publishing subject to change.
• Night 1: Katherine - Permanent tents with swags. Basic toilet and shower facilities.
• Night 2: Lake Argyle - Pop-up tents and swags. Basic toilet and shower facilities.
• Night 3: Bungle Bungles - Pop-up tents and swags. Drop-Toilet, no shower facilities.
• Night 4: Bungle Bungles - Pop-up tents and swags. Drop-Toilet, no shower facilities.
• Night 5: El Questro Station - Pop-up tents and swags. Basic toilet and shower facilities.
• Night 6: El Questro Station - Pop-up tents and swags. Basic toilet and shower facilities.
• Night 7: Mount Barnett - Pop-up tents and swags. Basic toilet and shower facilities.
• Night 8: Windjana Gorge - Pop-up tents and swags. Basic toilet and shower facilities
• Nights 9, 10, 11, and 12: Broome - Kimberley Travelers Lodge. Multishare Hostel with shared facilities.
• Night 13: Pardoo Station – multishare. Hot showers and flushing toilets. Caravan park style amenities
• Night 14: Karijini National Park - simple permanent twin share tents. Hot showers (eco, solar heated) and flushing toilets
• Night 15: Karijini National Park - simple permanent twin share tents. Hot showers (eco, solar heated) and flushing toilets
• Night 16: Karijini National Park - simple permanent twin share tents. Hot showers (eco, solar heated) and flushing toilets
• Night 17: Yardi Creek - simple permanent twin share tents. Hot showers and flushing toilets. Caravan park style amenities
• Night 18: Coral Bay, Ningaloo Club – multishare. Hostel facilities
• Night 19: Coral Bay, Ningaloo Club – multishare. Hostel facilities
• Night 20: Denham, Bay Lodge – multishare. Hostel facilities
• Night 21: Kalbarri Backpackers – multishare. Hostel facilities

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