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Eight Days Along the Gibb: A Private Kimberley Passage from Broome to the Bungles
An eight‑day private tour from Broome that threads the iconic Gibb River Road to the World Heritage Bungle Bungle Range, combining guided gorge walks, El Questro’s springs, and a scenic flight into Kununurra.
Eight Days Along the Gibb: A Private Kimberley Passage from Broome to the Bungles.
This private, small‑group itinerary moves at a relaxed pace across the Kimberley’s raw country — limestone ranges, boab‑dotted plains and world‑class gorges — combining local guides, comfortable outback accommodations and an unforgettable finale over Lake Argyle en route to Kununurra.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Bungle Bungle Cathedral: Echidna Chasm & Cathedral Gorge
Purnululu National Park’s beehive domes and the narrow, high‑walled Echidna Chasm are presented in depth over two days, with guided walks that reveal how river action and time sculpted this World Heritage landscape — and an optional helicopter flight for an aerial perspective.
El Questro and Emma Gorge: Springs and Station Life
A full day within the famed El Questro Wilderness Park highlights warm spring swims at Zebedee, walks into Emma Gorge and the chance to appreciate the station’s dramatic escarpments and native gardens from comfortable resort grounds.
Gibb River Road and Kimberley Gorges
The journey itself is part of the attraction: driving the upgraded but still rugged Gibb River Road past Windjana, Tunnel Creek and Bell Gorge, with swims and short hikes into freshwater pools and cliff‑lined gorges.
What the day feels like
What the trip feels like
Departing Broome, the tour threads remote cattle country and escarpments, using the Gibb River Road as its spine. Days alternate between short walks to waterfalls and swimming holes, station stays and nights at wilderness lodges, culminating in immersion at the Bungle Bungles and a concluding scenic flight toward Kununurra.
THE GEOLOGY
Bungle Bungle Cathedral: Echidna Chasm & Cathedral Gorge
Purnululu National Park’s beehive domes and the narrow, high‑walled Echidna Chasm are presented in depth over two days, with guided walks that reveal how river action and time sculpted this World Heritage landscape — and an optional helicopter flight for an aerial perspective.
THE OASES
El Questro and Emma Gorge: Springs and Station Life
A full day within the famed El Questro Wilderness Park highlights warm spring swims at Zebedee, walks into Emma Gorge and the chance to appreciate the station’s dramatic escarpments and native gardens from comfortable resort grounds.
THE TRACK
Gibb River Road and Kimberley Gorges
The journey itself is part of the attraction: driving the upgraded but still rugged Gibb River Road past Windjana, Tunnel Creek and Bell Gorge, with swims and short hikes into freshwater pools and cliff‑lined gorges.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this private tour suits — and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Eight days total from Broome to Kununurra.
Your tour begins with pickup at your Broome pickup location.
The itinerary follows the iconic Gibb River Road, visiting Tunnel Creek, Windjana Gorge, Bell and Adcock Gorges, El Questro and the Bungle Bungles, finishing in Kununurra with a scenic flight option.
Expect uneven ground, short rock scrambles and some water crossings; a reasonable level of fitness is recommended and operator options can be arranged for differing abilities.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The tour runs for eight days.
Where does the tour begin?
The trip begins with pickup at your Broome pickup location.
Does the itinerary include the Bungle Bungles?
Yes — the itinerary includes two days in Purnululu National Park with walks to Echidna Chasm and Cathedral Gorge and the option of a helicopter flight.
Will I get to swim on this trip?
Yes — the itinerary includes swims at freshwater gorge pools such as Bell Gorge and Zebedee Springs at El Questro.
Is a high level of fitness required?
A reasonable level of fitness is advised because some walks involve rock‑clambering, water and uneven ground; however options can be arranged to suit most guests’ abilities.
How does the tour finish and are there onward connections?
The tour concludes in Kununurra with drop‑off at the airport or accommodation; regular onward flight connections to Broome, Perth and Darwin are available from Kununurra.