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11 DAYS + BROOME > DARWIN Local Connection will tell you Kununurra really shines at sunset, as you'll discover on a cruise down the Ord River from Lake Argyle. Insider Knowledge Your Geikie Gorge ranger will tell you they - and other locals ~ think not cof swimming with friendly freshwater crocs. You'll spot them on a cruise. BS Cultural Immersion Pink diamonds may no longer be mined in Argyle, but a visit to the former mine with an Aboriginal guide reveals the land's enduring spiritual significance. Q, Sustainable Footprints Every piece within an Indigenous Art Centre is covetable, but the works also tell an important story of sustainability in the Kimberley. @ Welcome to Broome Meet your Travel Director in the former pearling outpost of Broome, and relax over a drink before dining in your resort's bar and grill with its sweeping views of the Indian Ocean. Hotel: Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa, 2 nights. DW @ Broome Free Time Today is yours to explore this tropical hideaway. Consider an optional experience and take a scenic flight over and thrilling boat ride on the Horizontal Falls (pre book as it sells out). Or enjoy a leisurely stroll along the pristine sands of Cable Beach and swim in its turquoise waters. At Gantheaume Point, dinos tracks are revealed in the beacl's red rocks at low tide. B © Broome - Fitzroy Crossing Tour the city of Broome this morning before travelling on to Seikie Gorge for a scenie cruise on tranquil waters bordered by the gorge’s ipa! ing limestone walls. Watch for freshwa' S vallabies, then continue your journey east to Fitzroy Crossin g. Hotel: Fitzroy River Lodge. B DW @ Fitzroy Crossing - Halls Creek As you move on today through stunning landscapes, youl visit an Indigenous art gallery for the chance to meet the Indigenous artists. Continue to Halls Creek, a town rich in both Aboriginal and European history and culture. Hotel: Kimberley. B L DW @ Halls Creek - Emma Gorge Today join a local Indigenous guide for a tour of the famous Argyle Diamond Mine, the world’s largest source of coloured diamonds. In the afternoon, continue to your tented cabin nestled in an oasis of native pandanus and palms in the El derness Park. Hotel: Emma Gorge Resort, Tented Cabin with private facilities, El Questro, 2 nights. B L DW @ EI Questro Wilderness Park Awake to the calls of native birds to explore El Que: Later, cruise on Chamberlain Gorge, an extensive v ro Wilderness Park. tterhole fringed by tropical vegetation and soaring escarpments. Enjoy an afternoon at leisure, perhaps taking a dip in the pool, relaxing with a good book on your cabin's veranda, or joining your Travel Director for a hike to Emma Gorge and a dip in its crystal-clear waterhole. B DW @ Emma Gorge - Kununurra This morning, travel on to Kununurra, the food bowl of Western Australia. Take a guided tour of an Ord River rum distillery, and visit the historic Durack Homestead, built in 1895. Later, cruise along the Ord River, a permanent waterway that suppor! abundance of native birds, marsupials and amphibians. Experience a magical sunset over the water before your arrival in Kununurra Dine this evening on locally aroun produce at a privately hosted Be My Guest dinner in the he: of Kununurra’ indalwood plantations. Hotel: The Kimberley Grande, 2 nights. B BG © Kununurra Today you may choose to take an optional experience early-morning scenic flight over the spectacular beehive-shaped towers of the Bungle Bungle Range including a 1 kilometre guided walk. Or tour Kununurra, a hub for agriculture, tourism and mining, with your Travel Director. B DW © Kununurra - Katherine Witness the dramatic transformation of the landscape today as you journey to the north-east 2 vast pastoral leases and Aboriginal homelands into the river floodplains and grasslands of the Northern Territory's stunning Top End. Later on you'll meet Tom Curtain during his entertaining show at the Katherine Outback Experience. Hotel: Paraway Motel. B DW @ Katherine - Darwin This morning, travel to Nitmiluk National Park, where a tranquil cru along the spectacular Katherine Gorge will allow you to sense the spirituality of the land. Catch glimpses of wildlife and learn about the history and culture of the local traditional owners, the Jawoyn people. Later, travel north along the Stuart Highway, stopping at Adelaide River's poignant War Cemetery. On arrival in Darwin, tour the sights of Australia’s only tropical state capital before joining your Travel Director and fellow
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