Bungle Bungle Explorer

About this tour

Fly from Broome across Roebuck Bay and the Fitzroy River to reach Bungle Bungle in the East Kimberley. Land at Bellburn and explore the massif's distinctive striped domes and gorges on foot with a local guide. Walk through Cathedral Gorge along Piccaninny Creek's sandy bed, learning about the region's six-season climate and the plants and animals central to Kimberley Aboriginal culture. The full day includes roughly 3km of walking, morning and afternoon tea, lunch, and a return flight over the Napier Range.

Highlights

• Aerial views of turquoise waters and Roebuck Bay from the aircraft
• Iconic orange and black banded beehive rock formations up close
• Cathedral Gorge walk through Piccaninny Creek's dry creek bed
• Local guide shares traditional knowledge of Kimberley seasons and ecology
• Flyover of Wunaamin Miliwundi and Napier Ranges on return journey
• Small group tour ensures personalised experience and fewer crowds

What to expect

Your day begins with a scenic flight out of Broome heading northeast. Once landed at Bellburn, a local guide meets your group and drives closer to the Bungle Bungle range. Most of your time is spent on foot: the Domes Walk takes you amongst the famous eroded towers, while Cathedral Gorge involves walking along sandy ground beside a creek. The terrain includes steps and soft sand underfoot. You'll hear stories about how the Kimberley's environment sustains its traditional custodians. Refreshments are provided at set times, and lunch arrives in a cooler bag. The flight home traces a different route over dramatic reef formations.

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