Wild Kimberley Overland

Eleven days through the remote Kimberley, one of the least populated corners of the Australian Outback. Expect red-rock gorges, cave systems and long stretches of country you'd otherwise drive straight past.

You'll walk to Manning Gorge, crawl through Tunnel Creek and spend two nights camped under the stars in Purnululu National Park, with Traditional Custodians sharing First Nations history along the way.

It's a proper camping trip with basic facilities, built around walking varied and often rocky terrain rather than comfort. Long driving days between sights are part of the deal, but so are landscapes you won't see any other way.

What you'll do

• Walk through Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges Conservation Park to Manning Gorge
• Explore the Tunnel Creek cave system
• Camp two nights in Purnululu National Park
• Swim in waterfalls and gorges
• Hike red-rock formations and palm oases
• Learn First Nations history from Traditional Custodians