Kimberley Tour Activities

We pack in the adventure, after all, we are called Kimberley ADVENTURE Tours! Our Kimberley Tour Activities include swimming, hiking, 4WDing & exploring.

Exploring

The Mc Donalds burger chain have the ability to produce the exact same Big Mac no matter which restaurant, in which country or even in which decade you buy it, it really is an incredible effort.

We are not the Mc Donalds of tour operators, many strive to be, you see it’s makes life simpler for the person / corporation running the business if all tours are exactly the same.

But that’s, well, a bit boring…..

So what we do if give the guides the ability to and time to look around and try new things, over the years we’ve discovered some seriously cool places, hidden waterholes, Aboriginal Art Sites, the best spots for sunsets, the best spots for spotting wildlife, great camping spots etc.

And it makes perfect business sense, the guide can make or break a trip, if the guide is bored (um…, by doing exactly the same trip every time) then they lack enthusiasm and spark, if they know that they can be out there exploring as well, then their tours are always interesting.

Swimming

There are no shortage of places the swim in the Kimberley, and we do plenty of it.

For those up for it we sometimes combine the exploring element with the swimming element, like the couple in the photo below, this is from a tour we did in 2015 exploring one of the many gorges in the Kimberley, this one even have a few examples of Bradshaw Art thought to be around 20,000 years old.

If you are not a strong swimmer then let us know and we can pack a swimming noodle, and there are normally opportunities to walk around waterholes if you don’t feel safe swimming.

Hiking

There is great hiking in the Kimberley, and we do some sort of hike on at least 8 days of the 10 days we travel.

Hikes are often combined with getting to a waterfall or gorge where we can also swim.

In places where we know there will be a lot of people, we structure the tour to do the hike at the time of day when these people will not be there. In the following photo we got up at the crack of dawn and walked as the day began, with not a single person in sight, a few ours later this spot at Purnululu National Park looks like a busy city street!