Bell Gorge, Hiking and Swimming
Back on the Gibb River Road, travel to Bell Gorge, where rugged cliffs surround a series of tiered waterholes. Take a swim below the waterfall which feeds the lower pool or go bird watching. The energetic can choose from a number of hiking opportunities.(B,L,D)

Mitchell Plateau, King Edward River, Aboriginal Art
Ascending the Mitchell Plateau, explore Wandjina and Gwion (Bradshaw) art galleries and swim in the clear waters at King Edward River Crossing. For the next two nights, stay at our unique permanent wilderness accommodation beside pandanus palm-fringed Camp Creek, in which you can enjoy a refreshing dip. Enjoy this unique location at the top of the plateau. For wildlife watchers, the region’s bird life includes brolgas, herons, kites and sea eagles. (B,L,D)
Stay: Tented cabins with private ensuite bathrooms at Mitchell Falls Wilderness Lodge for two nights

Mitchell Falls, Gwion (Bradshaw) Art, Helicopter Flight over the Falls
Enjoy a full day to discover the beauty of Mitchell Falls, with its magnificent waterfalls and Aboriginal art. When available, local Aboriginal guides will join us for the adventure. Begin with a guided hike to Little Mertens Falls to view rarely seen Aboriginal art. Continue on to view Gwion (Bradshaw) art and Big Mertens Falls before arriving at Mitchell Falls, where you can swim in the pools above the falls and learn of local flora and fauna. We have included a helicopter flight over Mitchell Falls back to the vehicle (or, if you prefer, hike back with your guide). Longer helicopter flights over the coastline are available at additional expense. (B,L,D)

Mitchell Plateau, King Edward River, Aboriginal Art
Travelling through Livistona palm forests, view galleries of ancient Aboriginal art before saying goodbye to the awe-inspiring scenery of the Mitchell Plateau. Lunch is at a majestic spot alongside the cool waters of the King Edward River, with time for a swim before continuing to our accommodation.(B,L,D)
Stay: Marunbabidi Wilderness Camp or Drysdale River Station, Kalumburu Road

Gibb River Road, El Questro Wilderness Park
Rejoining the Gibb River Road, ford the Durack River, named after the region’s most famous pioneering family. Then cross the Pentecost River into El Questro Wilderness Park - one million acres in the Kimberley wilderness. Enjoy a delicious dinner at Emma Gorge Resort. (B,L,D)
Stay: Tented cabins with spacious ensuites at Emma Gorge Resort, El Questro

El Questro, Wyndham, Kununurra
Hike into Emma Gorge. Then enjoy time to explore El Questro. Soak in the hot pools of Zebedee Springs and visit the station township. Head to Wyndham and take in spectacular views of the Cambridge Gulf from Five Rivers Lookout. Continue to Kununurra. (B,L,D)
Stay: Kununurra Country Club Resort, Kununurra for two nights

Ord River and Lake Kununurra Cruise
This morning you have some free time to explore Kununurra. Then travel to Lake Argyle, the largest man-made lake in the Southern Hemisphere. This afternoon, join a spectacular wildlife cruise on the mighty Ord River. Witness the sunset while cruising Lake Kununurra. (B)

Echidna Chasm, Purnululu National Park
Explore this wilderness region that was awarded World Heritage status in 2003. Hike into Echidna Chasm, a spectacular cleft in the rock massif. (B,L,D)
Stay: Tented cabins with hot showers and toilets at Bungle Bungle Wilderness Lodge, Purnululu National Park for two nights