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Explore the Outback in Western Australia on this 4Wd adventure. You will cross some of the most awesome wilderness country. Camp out in the 'bush'.

DAY 1: Broome
There's no group activity today therefore you are free to explore Broome at your own pace. Tonight we'll be heading down to Cable Beach for a picnic dinner as the sunsets over the ocean.Roebuck Bay Caravan Park Campsite . (D)

DAY 2: Broome to Windjana Gorge
Today it's time to head off into the awesome Kimberleys – one of the world's great wilderness areas. It has fewer people per square kilometre than almost any other place on earth! We tackle the infamous "Gibb River Road", where we explore Tunnel Creek then to Windjana Gorge.Windjana Gorge Campsite (B , L , D)

DAYS 3 & 4: Kimberley / Gibb River Road
Take in the stunning views of the King Leopold Ranges this morning, as we travel to Bells Creek Gorge. A refreshing swim in the Lower Plunge Pool is a must before we continue our journey on the challenging Gibb River Road. We bush camp deep in the Kimberleys at separate locations over these two nights. Gibb River Road Bush Camp . (B , L, D)

DAYS 5 & 6: Gibb River Road to El Questro
As we cross the Pentecost River we farewell the Gibb River Road, and head to the equally stunning El Questro Wilderness Reserve. This is the world's last unspoilt frontier, immersed in the Cockburn Ranges. Take a hike through either Emma Gorge or El Questro Gorge and later explore Zebedee Springs. You've got two nights in this gorgeous reserve so make the most of it! El Questro Wilderness Reserve Campsite . (B, D ,L)

DAY 7: El Questro to Bungle Bungle Ranges
Today we travel southwards to Turkey Creek via the spectacular Bungle Bungle Range in Purnululu National Park. This area was kept a secret by locals until 1982, and was made a national park in 1987. We settle into our permanently established camp at Walardi where we'll spend two nights. Walardi Campsite (B ,D)

DAY 8: Bungle Bungle Ranges
A day to explore the amazing striped rock domes that comprise the Bungle Bungles. Specifically, we visit the very impressive Cathedral Gorge, Echidna Chasm and the unique Frog Hole. Today you'll have the option to take a scenic flight* over this spectacular region. Walardi Campsite (B, L, D) DAY 9: Bungle Bungle Ranges to Timber Creek
First stop today is the township of Kununurra. With year round warm weather and plentiful water, Kununurra is lush and fertile. We then head out to the massive expanse of water at Lake Argyle – containing 12 times the water volume of Sydney Harbour! We cross the border into the Northern Territory, and onto the small community of Timber Creek (pop. 300!).Circle F Caravan Park Campsite . (B, D)

DAY 10: Timber Creek to Darwin
The final leg of our journey will take us north to Katherine and if time permits we'll have a refreshing swim at Edith Falls. Our destination is Darwin, tropical capital of the Northern Territory. Tonight you're free to explore Darwin at your own pace.Hotel (B, L)

DAY 11: Darwin
Today you can explore at your own pace as there are no group activities planned. Our trip concludes here and you may depart at any time this day.

Note: Open Age Tour

This is an Open Aged Tour for passengers over the age of 12, however travellers over the age of 55 must provide a medical certificate from their physician. This is to ensure that senior travellers have the necessary fitness and mobility to comfortably complete their tour as the itinerary takes you to remote regions and days can be long through rugged regions, with very basic camping facilities. Children must be accompanied by an adult.