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The
Kimberley
region of Australia's north-west is the quintissential adventure and
4wd
destination. Remote and largely undisturbed, it represents a true
frontier. Visit some of the remotest sections of the Australian coast,
catch fish like you never have before. Discover ancient aboriginal rock
art including the amazing Bradshaw art unique to the
Kimberley. If
you undertook just one four-wheel drive tag-along trip in your lifetime
this would be it.
We begin or adventure at
Broome, exploring the coastline on our way north before heading east.
to Derby. A quick restock may be required before we venture east then
south to the Hann River Crossing. Venturing into private property, we
travell the little used Table-lands track exploring a wonderful gorge
along the way.
The
most amazing location in the Kimberley region has to be Purnululu
National Park and the Bungle Bungle Range. This ancient
landscape
consisting of beehive like mountains will have you totally awestuck. We
spend two days here so that you may explore the spectacular gorges and
chasms of this fascinating region. The access road to Purlululu
National
Park is deliberately kept unmaintained to a great extent, in order to
limit access to this wonderful site. Travelling with a tag-along
definitely makes the going safer.
Our next camp is adjacent
to the
location of the
original township of Halls Creek (Old Halls Creek) on a small
waterhole,
where you can watch the colours of the sunset play on the
rocks.
From Punululu we
head for Kununurra the Ord River where 5 metre crocodiles
can be seen lazing in the sun. Be sure to bring your fishing rod
though, as this is prime
Barramundi territory.
Travelling
along little known historic tracks we explore the history of
the Wyndham region before camping at the famous cattle
station and resort know as El Questro.
El Questro is the
jewel of the
Kimberley, you will be amazed at the gorges, streams and hot springs
that abound in this remote and othewise barren region. Fish for
Barramundi, explore the 4wd trails and watch the sunset from the
mountain tops, This is truly God's country.
From El
Questro we intitially make our way along the Gibb River Road,
then head north along the Kulumburu road. Here is where we encounter
some amazing aboriginal art. We are headed for Mitchell falls, then the
remote and and almost unexplored regions of the Kimberly coast, but
along the way we camp at a billabong where freshwater crocodiles and
sooty grunter abound. The fishing is something to behold.
At
Mitchell falls campground we walk into the spectacular falls and if you
wish fly
out by helicopter. The view from the air confirms just how rugged the
region is.
We
continue
travelling along the Gibb
river road to more spectacular gorges and remote campsites, we walk
750 metres underground at Tunnel Creek- a truly unique experience.
Experience some of the most spectacular scenery in Australia, and don't
forget to bring your camera.
The
attractions of this tour are just too many to list, the
campsites too spectacular to describe. Book now for the most incredible
outback tour.
Travelling
in the remote areas of the Kimberley without a support vehicle can be
dangerous and expensive.
Should you break down while travelling alone, vehicle recovery costs in
the very remote areas could amount to several thousands of dollars. A
new HF radio such as your tour guide carries costs more than the ticket
price for this tour. Save yourself the money, time and hassle- tag
along with David and Justine Olsen's 4WD Tag Along Tours.
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