4 Day Bungle Bungle, El Questro and Mitchell Falls
4 DAY KIMBERLEY EXPERIENCE
Days4
Leaving FromKununurra
PriceFrom $2,915
If you’re short on time but still want to see the best the Kimberley has to offer, then this package is for you. Spend 4 days based in Kununurra at the 4.5 star Freshwater East Kimberley Apartments. Each day venture out to a different Kimberley icon. Enjoy guided walks through ancient beehive domes and gorges, relax in natural springs and waterfalls and experience the excitement of a helicopter flight over the Mitchell falls.
Bookings
This itinerary can be modified to suit your travel needs by our friendly adventure crew.
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Scenic Flight over Bungle Bungle and Lake Argyle with Aviair
Guided tour with Bungle Bungle Guided Tours – Cathedral Gorge and Domes
Lake Argyle Sunset Cruise with Lake Argyle Cruises
El Questro Full Day tour ex Kununurra
Mitchell Falls Discoverer with Aviair
Complimentary pick up and drop off for all tours
Add ons:
4 Nights accommodation at Freshwater East Kimberley Apartments – One Bedroom Apartment
Price is per person
Minimum and maximum numbers apply for tours
Due to availability on certain tours, days may be swapped around
Accommodation is Twin Share
Itinerary Details
Day 1 - Arrive Kununurra | Lake Argyle Sunset Cruise
Freshwater is located amongst beautiful tropical gardens and overlooking Lily Creek Lagoon. It provides the ideal relaxing environment for you holiday adventure. Fully Self contained apartments with modern fittings, fixtures and decor with large balconies allowing you to experience comfortable indoor/outdoor living in the beautiful Kimberley climate.
Drop off your bags and check-in to Freshwater before your pick up at 1.00pm for the Lake Argyle Sunset Cruise. An air-conditioned bus will transfer you from Kununurra to lake Argyle, a 45 minute drive which includes a stop at the Durack Homestead Museum. On this popular sunset magic cruise you will explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. The skipper/ guide will inform you on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation system and the Aquaculture industry.
You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Freshwater Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euro’s) and a diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. Be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision. You’ll watch catfish feeding frenzy (also known as “Silver Cobbler”).
As the sun goes down behind the glorious Carr Boyd Ranges, you’ll enjoy a complimentary beer or wine and a light snack to make the most of this magic time of day. Take the opportunity to have a swim if you wish.
Complimentary afternoon tea with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages provided.
After the cruise you will be transferred back to your accommodation in Kununurra.
Day 2 - Bungle Bungle Wanderer
This day of adventuring begins with a scenic flight departing Kununurra, which passes over the Bungle Bungle Range, Lake Argyle, the Argyle Diamond Mine, Ord River Irrigation Area, Carr Boyd Ranges, Osmand Ranges, Ord River and Bow River. Your aeroplane will land at the remote and unsealed Bellburn Airstrip in Purnululu National Park, where you will be met by your guide.
From here, you will be driven in an air-conditioned 4WD bus to the beginning of your walk. Your guide will lead you on a moderate 3km walk throughout the famous eroded towers and beehive-shaped domes on the Domes Walk. Head towards Cathedral Gorge, where you can walk alongside towering cliffs which create phenomenal natural acoustics within the gorge.
Refuel with your pre-made picnic lunch after a morning of exploring. You will then head out along the rocky creek bed of Piccaninny Creek, which only flows during periods of high rainfall. After returning to Bellburn Airstrip, you will take your return flight to Kununurra with views of the vast Argyle Diamond Mine, where rare pink diamonds are mined.
Day 3 - El Questro Full Day Tour
The El Questro full day tour is the only way to really experience the majesty of the property. An El Questro Ranger will host the guided tour picking up from your Kununurra accommodation from 6:30 am and returning you home at 6:30pm.
YOUR FULL DAY ADVENTURE INCLUDES:
Road transfer to El Questro with commentary on the region’s points of interest
Emma Gorge – walk (difficult) and swim
Emma Gorge Restaurant – morning tea
Zebedee Thermal Springs – exclusive access and time to relax in the hot springs
Visit to The Station – Beef & Barramundi lunch at the Steakhouse Restaurant
Chamberlain River Cruise – enjoy the breathtaking scenery in one of the longest gorges in the Kimberley accompanied by sparkling wine and Ord Valley fruit selection
Transfer back to Kununurra accommodation
Day 4 - Mitchell Falls Discoverer
Departing Kununurra, this tour begins with a scenic aeroplane flight over the Ord River, Carlton Hill Station, Wyndham and the Cambridge Gulf, before reaching the coast. Along the way, you will witness stunning views of beautifully patterned mud flats, as well as the magnificent Berkeley River, King George Falls, and Kalumburu. This flight lands at the remote Mitchell Plateau Airstrip, where you will disembark and board a pristine HeliSpirit helicopter. The helicopter will transfer you from the airstrip to the beginning of the walk at the campground. You will follow your tour guide on a beautiful 4.5 kilometre hike viewing some indigenous art along the way into the stunning Mitchell Falls. This hike can be challenging at points, with uneven tracks and river crossings, so there is an option to take a helicopter transfer straight from the campground to the falls (additional $160 per person – min 2 may be required). Once arriving at the falls, you will have time to marvel at their beauty, take a swim in the Mitchell River and admire the fascinating flora and fauna of this area while enjoying a fresh picnic-style lunch. You will transfer via helicopter from the top of the falls including an orbit or two and then onto the airstrip. You will board the aeroplane for your return scenic flight to Kununurra passing over El Questro and the Cockburn Range.
What to bring: Camera fully charged; memory space, day pack, swimwear, towel,
refillable water bottle, sturdy walking/hiking shoes that can get wet, sun protective
cool clothing, hat, sunscreen, and spare pair of socks.
Departs Kununurra | May to August | Thursday and Saturday | 6:00am
Returns Kununurra | approx. 3:00pm
Pricing
Excluding Accommodation
$ 2,915 per Senior
$ 2,949 per Adult
$ 2,665 per Child
Including Accommodation
$ 3,515 per Senior (Twin Share)
$ 3,549 per Adult (Twin Share)
$ on application
Single Supplement prices available on request
Upgrade room types available
Contact us now to personalise your itinerary and get your Kimberley adventure started!
Has travelling to the Kimberley been on your bucket list for a while but left you feeling a little overwhelmed? We don’t blame you - the Kimberley spans an area over 424,517km² or in other words, is three times the size of England! With so much space and so many things to do and see up here, it’s can be a little daunting to plan a trip without feeling like you’re missing out on something.
There is no shortage of amazing experiences and destinations in the Kimberley. The entire northwest of Australia is a feast for the senses and will leave you not only in awe, but never wanting to leave. What better way to witness this vast and remote part of the country than from the sky? We have put together a few of the most unique ways to experience the Kimberley by helicopter.
Covering nearly 423,000 square kilometres, this ancient region has fewer people per square kilometre than almost any other place on Earth. Despite its remoteness, there are several ways to reach the Kimberley depending on your time and budget. Kununurra and Broome are the two major gateway towns in the Kimberley, and both are must-visits for a true Kimberley experience.
The Kimberley has two distinct seasons – wet and dry. For most travellers, the dry season – between April and late September – is when they head north. The wet season, however, brings the Kimberley alive.