18-35 Travel
Take the match
The honest read
  • About $255/day across 14 days
  • We only rate a price against this trip's own history once we've tracked it for 21 days — no guessing before that.
  • About average per day vs 4 similar trips (~$241/day)
  • 5.0 from 1 traveller reviews

Price movement, fill and the all-in cost come from our own daily tracking— not the operator’s feed. You book on TourRadar; the live price always applies there.

Length14 days
RouteRound-trip · Broome
Group sizeMax 20
Ages18–35s
Meals36 included
Nights13 nights
BookingInstant confirm

About this trip

Fourteen days through the Kimberley, camping under the stars and covering some genuinely remote parts of the Australian outback. Expect long drives between stops, but the landscapes you pass through are the point, not a chore.

You'll walk through the Bungle Bungles' boulder domes and chasms, swim in Lake Argyle's infinity pool, and soak in El Questro's natural thermal pools. A helicopter flight over Mitchell Plateau and gorge hikes to tiered waterfalls fill out the days, alongside time learning from Traditional Custodians about the region's First Nations history.

This is a no-frills camping trip — proper tents and basic facilities rather than creature comforts — and it suits people who want the outback experience without the polish.

What you'll do

  • Walk through the boulders and chasms of Purnululu National Park's Bungle Bungles
  • Swim in the infinity pool at Lake Argyle
  • Soak in the natural thermal pools of El Questro Wilderness Park
  • Take a helicopter flight over Mitchell Plateau
  • Hike to gorges and tiered waterfalls, looking for freshwater crocodiles at Windjana Gorge
  • Learn about First Nations history and culture from Traditional Custodians
Good to know
  • Involves a good amount of walking over varied, rocky terrain — you'll want hiking boots with ankle support and a reasonable level of fitness
  • Basic camping throughout — tents, mattress and pillow are provided but you bring your own sleeping bag (or hire one in advance)
  • Some long driving days through sparse country and some very early starts, so space and comfort can feel tight

Day by day

Exactly what you do each day, where you sleep, and how it flows — written by us, from the real itinerary.

BroomeWindjana Gorge National ParkManning GorgeMitchell PlateauDrysdale River National ParkEl QuestroKununurraLake ArgylePurnululu National ParkHalls CreekFitzroy Crossing
Route map for Kimberley Trail
  1. Start in Broome (Rubibi to the Yawuru people) and head inland through the Kimberley. Visit the Boab Prison Tree in Derby after crossing the Fitzroy River, browse an art gallery, then drive the Gibb River Road to Tunnel Creek. Explore the 750m cave system carved through the Napier Range, spotting stalactites, bats and freshwater crocodiles while learning about Jandamarra's story.

  2. Walk beneath Windjana Gorge's walls in the 350-million-year-old Napier Range, looking for freshwater crocodiles and local birdlife. Afternoon drive to Bell Gorge (Dalmanyi), then hike the Bell Gorge Trail to Dalmanyi Falls, with the option to explore from the top or continue up the Falls Trail along the creek.

  3. Hike Manning Falls Trail starting with a river crossing, following the Manning River to the falls and a cool pool for swimming. Visit Galvans Gorge for another bushwalk and waterhole dip under the falls, then find Wandjina rock art on the surrounding rock walls before returning to camp.

  4. Early start for a two-day Mitchell Plateau adventure. Drive 4WD-only terrain along the Kalumburu Road and Mitchell Plateau Track, crossing rivers and passing Livistonia palms before reaching camp on the plateau for dinner with other travellers.

  5. Hike to Little and Big Merten Falls across rocky sandstone, waterholes and fern-lined caves. Swim in the plunge pools, see Gwion Gwion (Bradshaw) rock art and learn about native bush-tucker like Miiyani waterlily. Return to camp via scenic helicopter flight over the falls.

  6. Travel to Drysdale River Station, a family-run cattle station with 10,000 head on a million-acre property. Explore the surroundings at your own pace or relax with a drink in the beer garden and warm yourself by the log fire.

  7. Long driving day along the famous Gibb River Road, taking in Kimberley scenery and the rough track's jarring ride. Stop at Pentecost River Lookout to view the river floodplain and tabletop Cockburn Ranges, then settle into camp at El Questro for the evening.

  8. Hike Emma Gorge Trail beneath a 120m cliff face of Cockburn and quartz sandstone, noting ripple markings in the rock from ancient tidal waters. Walk through Livistiona and pandanus palms to Zebedee Springs and explore the natural thermal rock pools. Afternoon free for optional Chamberlain Gorge cruises, bush tucker walks or bird watching.

  9. Kununurra / Lake Argyle — Kununurra

    Drive to Kununurra with free time to browse shops, galleries and local cafes. Optional visits to the Hoochery distillery or Zebra Rock Gallery. Afternoon travel to Lake Argyle, the Ord River Irrigation System's centrepiece, with time to explore and optionally swim in the infinity pool.

  10. Free day at Lake Argyle. Options include visiting Durack Homestead Museum, doing the bluff hike, or taking a sunset boat cruise. Dinner available at the holiday park's restaurant.

  11. Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungles) — Purnululu National Park

    Leisurely morning before heading to Purnululu National Park and the Bungle Bungles, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for orange and black striped beehive domes shaped by rivers over 20 million years. Settle into a private permanent tented camp with views of the Bungles Massif and night sky.

  12. Explore Cathedral Gorge with its natural amphitheatre acoustics, then continue the Cathedral Gorge Trail. Optional scenic helicopter flight over the beehive domes. Visit Echidna Chasm to walk the steep-sided gorge with glowing orange and red walls, taking in panoramic Osmand Range views.

  13. Travel to Fitzroy Crossing via the China Wall near Halls Creek, a natural white limestone formation resembling a miniature Great Wall of China. Optional lunch stop at Mary's Pool. Fitzroy Crossing sits on the Martuwarra (Fitzroy River) in a valley home to over 40 Aboriginal communities across five language groups.

  14. Join a Darlgunya Cultural Walk with a local indigenous guide through the old postal settlement and down to the Fitzroy Riverbanks, learning about the river's ecology and cultural significance. Enjoy lunch on the way, then drive back to Broome where the trip ends.

What's included

Your package price covers your accommodation, 36 meals, all in-trip transport and a trip leader. You arrange flights separately — we show live fares and can point you to cover.

  • Accommodation: Included
  • Meals: 36 included · 13 breakfasts, 13 lunches, 10 dinners
  • Transport: All included
  • Guide: Trip leader included
  • Insurance: Included
What's extra
  • Flights: Budget separately (we show live fares)
  • Optional activities: A few extras you can add and pay locally

How travellers rate it

5.0from 1 real reviews
Guide5.0
Itinerary5.0
Transport5.0
Accommodation4.0
Food5.0
Operator4.5
Price history — our own daily tracking
Tracked 12 days · 86 checks
Today
$3,575
Typical
builds at 21 days (now 12)
Lowest
$3,352
on 18 Jul
Highest
$3,575
$3,352$3,463$3,57518 Jultoday
Spots left · 11 Aug departure

Cheapest live departure per day, recorded by our tracker since 18 Jul. Never a brochure “was” price.

Your free day in Broome

Landing early, staying on, or filling free time? The best-rated day experiences in Broome — you book on Viator (we may earn a commission).

Tour dupe
Same trip, less money
$2,970 less all-in
Uluru Red Centre Kings Canyon (Camping) - From Ayers Rock
4.7from $7223 days
The trade-off: 11 fewer nights, and a different operator.
See the dupe
How it compares

The same-vibe trips, side by side — price, value per day, and how each is moving. Only we can lay two operators' trips out honestly.

Sorted by fit — never by who paid. Price moves and availability come from our own daily tracking.

Best month to go

Departing in Sep is cheapest — from $3,575, about 56% below the priciest month (Jul).

Aug
Sep
Jun
Jul
Aug

Getting there

Broome· one-way, arrive 31 Aug 26

One-way so you can book your return whenever. Prices & booking shown on Trip.com.

Hotels in Broome

View more accommodation

Live prices via Booking.com & partners, booked on their site — separate from your tour. We may earn a commission; it never changes your price.

On a budget?

Hostels in Broome for the night before your tour · 31 Aug1 Sept

Booked on Hostelworld, separate from your tour. We may earn a commission — it never changes your price.

Getting online in AustraliaWhat data actually costs, and the throttle limits nobody publishes

Common questions

How long is Kimberley Trail?

It's a 14-day trip. It starts and ends in Broome.

How much does Kimberley Trail cost?

The land price starts from $3,992 per person for the 14-day trip. You book on TourRadar, where the live price always applies.

What's included in the price?

The price covers 36 meals (13 breakfasts, 13 lunches, 10 dinners), transport during the trip, a group leader/guide. Anything the operator lists as optional or not included — see the full breakdown on this page.

What's not included?

international flights and travel insurance (required) are not included, so factor them into your budget. We show typical flight costs and can point you to insurance on this page.

How big is the group?

Groups are capped at around 20 travellers — a small-group trip, mostly solo 18–35s travelling to meet people, not a coach tour.

Find my best match

More trips like this

Ranked on real fit — in case this one isn't quite yours.

Powered by TourRadar

Booked with the operator via TourRadar · we may earn a commission.

Want longer in Australia?

Working holidays, volunteering & more — £50 off with code 18TO35TRAVEL.

See all

Powered by Global Work & Travel · we may earn a commission on bookings.

from
$3,992
Claim $93 back