Kimberley 21 Day "Nulla Nulla" 4Wd Camping Safari

Welcome to Day 1 of our exciting Kimberley safari, where we take you on an unforgettable journey through the stunning landscapes of Western Australia. Our journey begins in Broome, where we meet and greet our fellow adventurers before embarking on our journey to Fitzroy Crossing via Tunnel Creek.  Today's adventure will have us wading through water in the fascinating ancient cave system known as Tunnel Creek. Carved out of the Napier Range, it is home to fascinating geological formations, freshwater pools, and an abundance of wildlife including freshwater crocodiles. We'll also look for some aboriginal cave paintings here. For this adventure you will need a head torch, water shoes, waterproof pouch for camera/phone, and a sense of adventure. Many people choose to wear their swimwear. After our visit to Tunnel Creek, we continue our journey to Fitzroy Crossing, where we set up camp for the night.  • Activity: Tunnel Creek • Walking distance - 2km return • Time spent at Activity - 2.30hrs • Level of Activity rating - GOAT - Level 5 - but only due to the fact it's dark and you need to wade through water and climb over a few boulders to enter the caves. Most people will be able to complete this activity. • Camping = 1 night Tunnel Creek • (D) Active Sloth Activity Rating Guide 1. Sloth: Easy – Suitable for beginners and people with limited mobility. Short and flat trails with minimal elevation gain and easy terrain. Low adrenaline, low risk activity.  2. Rabbit: Moderate-Easy – Slightly more challenging than sloth mode, but still doable for most beginners. Trails may have more elevation gain and uneven terrain. Activity is mild. 3. Kangaroo: Moderate – Suitable for hikers & walkers with some experience. Trails may be longer with steeper inclines and more technical terrain. Wear appropriate clothing, footwear and take walking aids if required. Heart elevated activity. Excitement based activity. 4. Panther: Challenging – Suitable for experienced hikers & walkers with good physical conditioning. Trails may be longer and steeper with more challenging terrain. Suitable for most active people. Must wear appropriate clothing, footwear and use hiking aids if required. Adrenaline based activity. 5. Goat: Very challenging - a challenging activity overall or has very challenging parts to the activity. This doesn’t mean it’s not manageable by most physically active people, please talk with our guide to discuss your situation. Hikers will be experienced with excellent physical fitness. Trails may involve steep inclines, difficult terrain, and exposure to heights. High Adrenaline based activity. High heartrate elevation expected. Do not attempt without preparation and the right gear. Of course, these are just suggestions, and the actual difficulty of an activity will depend on various factors such as but not limited to: altitude, weather conditions, an individual’s fitness levels. 

Day 2.   Today, we continue our journey through the beautiful Kimberley region, exploring more of its natural wonders.  Today is a big driving day as we head deep into the centre towards the Tanami Dessert. After enjoying a hearty breakfast, we depart from Fitzroy Crossing and head towards the awe-inspiring Wolfe Creek Crater via the infamous Tanami Road. As we drive, we witness the stunning beauty of the region's red dirt roads, rugged landscapes, and rolling hills. Once we arrive at Wolfe Creek Crater, the 2nd largest meteorite crater in the world, we take a leisurely hike around the rim, taking in the incredible views of the surrounding wilderness. The crater is a significant natural landmark and holds great significance to the local indigenous people, the Djaru. After exploring the crater and learning about its geological and cultural significance, we set up camp nearby and enjoy a delicious meal and marvel at the starry sky above.  We'll settle down into our tents for a good nights sleep (unless you watched the movie of the same name, then you might want to buddy up with your new campmates for the night?) Activity: Wolfe Creek Crater Halls Creek Visitor Centre Walking distance - 3.6km round the rim of the crater Time spent at Activity - 2hrs + overnight. Level of Activity rating - KANGAROO - Level 3 - Uneven surface around crater edge - rocky Lunch at Halls Creek Camping = 1 night - Wolfe Creek Crater Camp (B & D)

Day 3 has us set out on another big drive today. This will be the last of the biggest drive days as we venture right into the heart of the Kimberley and all of her attractions.   Departing Wolfe Creek Crater we'll stop in for lunch again to Halls Creek and visit the historic hotel.  We'll drive through to the Bungle Bungles Purnulunu taking in the stunning scenery of the red rock formations and ancient gorges before we land at the Visitor Centre to get our permits and campsite alotment.   The road in is fun with water crossings and plenty of bumps!  the park's winding roads, taking in the stunning scenery of the red rock formations and ancient gorges.  After setting up camp we'll enjoy a much welcome stretch of our legs as we explore the magnificent Purnululu National Park, home to the world-renowned Bungle Bungle Range. Our first stop is Cathedral Gorge, a natural amphitheatre (singing encouraged) that features soaring rock walls and a tranquil pool of water. We take a short walk to reach the gorge and marvel at its breathtaking beauty. Afterwards we'll get sunset at one of the lookouts on the way back to camp. Activity:  Lunch at Halls Creek Hotel Cathedral Gorge Bungle Bungle Lookouts Purnulunu Visitor Centre Walking distance - 2km return Time spent at Activity - 2hrs + overnight Level of Activity rating - KANGAROO - Level 3 - Uneven surface as we walk through the gorge - rocky Camping = 2 nights - Bungle Bungles campground (B & D)