Departing Broome at 7:00am, we begin our journey into Kimberley gorge country. On reaching the historic town of Fitzroy Crossing, we discover the ancient Napier Range, a limestone Devonian reef 350 million years old and home to the famous Geikie Gorge. Nature carved this spectacular 30m deep gorge between the Geikie and Oscar Ranges during the Devonian geological period.

The best way to experience the scenery and abundant wildlife of this natural wonder is to join the 2 hour Aboriginal Heritage Cruise (included). Towards sunset, settle in for an evening under the Kimberley night sky - relax as your guide prepares a traditional campfire barbeque dinner before retiring to your choice* of accommodation: camping, Safari Cabin (with ensuite) or Motel Room. *This choice is made at the time of booking.

After breakfast it is a 4WD route to Tunnel Creek, a 750-metre cave system carved through the Napier Range, a Devonian reef system 350 million years old. Here, we explore secret caves and a variety of unusual wildlife. We also hear of the legend of Jandamarra, an Aboriginal freedom fighter who used the Tunnel as a hideout in the late 1800's. A refreshing swim in an idyllic waterhole is a highlight of the day.

Then it's off to Windjana Gorge for a delicious lunch and to search for freshwater crocodiles, local birdlife and indigenous bushtucker in the stunning natural beauty of this oasis of the outback. Travelling back through Kimberley cattle country, we pause in Derby to see the infamous 'Boab Prison Tree. Relax and enjoy a movie en route back to Broome, where we arrive at approximately 6:30pm to check into your hotel and enjoy a free evening.

In contrast to Kimberley gorge country, the Dampier Peninsula is a blend of pristine beaches and dramatic coastlines, rich in traditional Aboriginal culture. Travelling up the red 4WD track, learn about the region's history from our commentary and documentary DVDs. Our first stop is the Beagle Bay Church with its glimmering pearl shell altar, for morning tea.

Further north, we visit the Kelk Creek Bush Retreat, where our Aboriginal guide and her family introduce us to their Bardi ‘saltwater country’. A bushwalk offers an in-depth insight into their indigenous lifestyle and culture while the freshly-made damper and billy tea at the end of the walk is well worth the wait! On Cape Leveque we set up camp before a Kimberley sunset and BBQ under the stars.

The day at Cape Leveque is yours to enjoy as you please. You may like to join our guide on a snorkelling or fishing adventure (included), or take up one of the optional extras on offer including an Indigenous sea kayaking adventure, dinghy hire or a scenic flight across the archipelago and horizontal falls. Alternatively you may prefer to spend your time enjoying the pristine beaches and rugged red coastline for which Cape Leveque is famous.

After breakfast we journey to the One Arm Point Community to view the spectacular Buccaneer Archipelago and witness the huge tidal flows of the Kimberley, the second biggest in the world. We visit the Community’s aquaculture hatchery, complete with barramundi, pearl and trochus shell.

Enjoy lunch in the laid-back Lombadina Community, a beautiful and welcoming community that is home to a local craft shop and interesting bush timber church. Driving back through the dusk, we arrive back in Broome at approximately 6.30pm to check into your hotel for a free evening.