Kimberley Adventure Tours specialises in running small group four-wheel drive camping tours in the Kimberley region between Darwin and Broome.
They have established relationships with local landholders to access private property off-limits to the general public, providing fantastic camping spots, Aboriginal rock art sites and hidden creeks and rivers. So whilst they visit many of the iconic destinations through the Kimberley like the Gibb River Road, Purnululu National Park and El Questro, what sets them apart is their access to these other unique areas. Feedback received often refers to these places as highlights of the trip.
The tours are of an adventurous nature and suitable for travellers who are active and enjoy the outdoors. Activities include hiking, swimming and exploring in remote areas.
Camping style is traditional bush camping, with a campfire and you will often sleep out under the stars. Many of their campsites are private and unique to the Kimberley Adventure Tour and are located on cattle stations and Aboriginal land. Campsites will often be by creeks and one campsite is even located on an island.
They have established relationships with local landholders to access private property off-limits to the general public, providing fantastic camping spots, Aboriginal rock art sites and hidden creeks and rivers. So whilst they visit many of the iconic destinations through the Kimberley like the Gibb River Road, Purnululu National Park and El Questro, what sets them apart is their access to these other unique areas. Feedback received often refers to these places as highlights of the trip.
The tours are of an adventurous nature and suitable for travellers who are active and enjoy the outdoors. Activities include hiking, swimming and exploring in remote areas.
Camping style is traditional bush camping, with a campfire and you will often sleep out under the stars. Many of their campsites are private and unique to the Kimberley Adventure Tour and are located on cattle stations and Aboriginal land. Campsites will often be by creeks and one campsite is even located on an island.