12 Day Kimberley Adventurer Tour AWKKA12

Itinerary

• Safaris depart at 7.00 a.m. on day one and return mid to late afternoon on the final date
• You will require pre and post-tour accommodation, book online or ask our sales team to assist
• First Day – Flights to arrive the day before.
• Last Day – Flights are recommended to depart the day after the final travel day

• 1 Day 1 Martuwarra River, Tunnel Creek and Windjana Gorge (LD)

  We depart Broome travelling the Great Northern Highway to the mighty Martuwarra (Fitzroy) River for morning tea at Willare Bridge Roadhouse. We visit the historic Boab Prison Tree near Derby, prior to embarking along the scenic Gibb River Road. Our first campsite is at Bandilngan (Windjana Gorge).

  Experience a 750-metre cave walkthrough Dimalurru (Tunnel Creek) before returning to capture the amazing colours of sunset at Bandilngan (Windjana Gorge). Enjoy your first night camping in the Outback.

• 2 Days 2 Windjana Gorge, Bell Gorge and Manning Creek (BLD)

  The ancient Devonian reef system that is Bandilngan (Windjana Gorge) offers close-range viewing of freshwater crocodiles and birdlife. Follow the Gibb River Road across the rugged Wunaamin Miliwundi Range (King Leopold Range).

  Walk into breathtaking Dalmanyi (Bell Gorge) for a beautiful and refreshing swim. Our destination is Mt Barnett Station, beside Kupungarri Community. Our campsite is on the banks of Manning Creek at Yallamia Pool.

• 3 Days 3 Manning Gorge (BLD)

  The morning includes a walk into Manning Gorge where you can admire ancient Indigenous art and swim in clear pools beneath the spectacular Manning Falls. The afternoon is a short drive and a pleasant stroll into the picturesque Galvan’s Gorge for a swim beneath the Boab tree and waterfall.

  We return to Mt Barnett, another swim in Yallamia Pool, a fire, and your second night’s camp at Manning Creek.

• 4 Days 4 El Questro Station (BLD)

  Your tour continues east along the Gibb River Road. Along the way we will visit the Gibb River, Durack River, and Indigenous art. Above Home Valley Station we take in the breathtaking view of the Cockburn Ranges.

  Crossing the renowned Pentecost River we make our way to the famous El Questro Station for our 3-night stay. Watch the magical light show as the Kimberley colours change as the sun lowers in the sky.

• 5 Days 5 Emma Gorge, El Questro (BLD)

  This morning we explore the stunning Emma Gorge Resort and hike the beautiful gorge. Along the way, you will see the shimmering Turquoise Pool, prior to reaching the towering waterfall and enjoying a refreshing swim.

  Return to El Questro for an afternoon to relax at the Swinging Arm Bar, a river swim, or enjoy the optional Champagne Chamberlain Cruise. A relaxed evening of laughter and shared experiences rounds out another perfect day on your ‘Adventure of a Lifetime’!

• 6 Day 6 Zebedee Hot Springs, El Questro Gorge (BLD)

  Soak your traveller body in thermal, crystal-clear water beneath tropical palms at Zebedee Hot Springs, you are truly in paradise. We follow the fern-lined trail into El Questro Gorge, making our way to the halfway pool for a swim in this picturesque location. Return to the station and a magical sunset at Pigeon Hole Lookout.

• 7 Day 7 Mitchell Plateau and Mitchell Falls, kununurra (BL)

  Depart El Questro via an optional scenic flight to Ngauwudu (Mitchell Plateau) and hike to Punamiiunpuu (Mitchell Falls).

  Alternatively, enjoy a relaxed morning, bird watching and croc spotting at Parry’s Lagoon and the view of five rivers from the lookout at Wyndham.

  Our destination is Kununurra, a unique town developed around the Ord River Scheme, Diversion Dam, and agriculture. Take a walk into town and visit local art galleries.

  We camp at Kimberleyland Caravan Park on the banks of Lake Kununurra for two nights.

• 8 Day 8 Kununurra (BLD)

  Today is your day to relax and explore Kununurra and its abundance of natural wonders. This is a fabulous opportunity to take an optional tour and view Lake Argyle and explore the mighty Ord River. The scenery and wildlife, from rock wallabies to crocodiles and over 270 species of birds await you. The history and facts will astound you.

  Alternatively fish for Barramundi, swim in the pool, or perhaps take an optional scenic flight. This ‘free’ day is blissfully yours to maximise your time in the East Kimberley.

  Return to camp for another sumptuous dinner at Kimberleyland Caravan Park.

• 9 Day 9 Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungles) (BLD)

  Departing Kununurra, we are ready to explore the World Heritage Listed, Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungles). The track into Purnululu National Park is a four-wheel drive only. Our slow but scenic trip is the perfect approach to the wonder of the Bungle Bungles where we settle for our 2-night stay.

• 10 Day 10 Piccaninny Creek, Cathedral Gorge, and Echidna Chasm, Purnululu National Park (BLD)

  The Domes Walk, Piccaninny Creek, Cathedral Gorge, and Echidna Chasm are on the ‘list’. We are in the midst of the Bungle Bungles and there is almost too much to see and do.

  Today is your opportunity to enjoy an optional scenic helicopter flight, taking in the incredible view of the beehive domes from above. The choice of 18, 30, or 42-minute flights is available.

• 11 Day 11 Halls Creek and Fitzroy Crossing (BLD)

  Today’s journey leads us south along the Great Northern Highway and through some more incredible Kimberley landscapes. We travel to Halls Creek and a visit to the China Wall.

  Our destination is Fitzroy Crossing. Enjoy your final night camped by a billabong at an exclusive campsite on a working cattle station. Sleep under a billion stars and wake to the sounds of the outback.

• 12 Day 11 Danggu Geike Gorge, Fitzroy River and Broome (BL)

  Danggu Geike Gorge, carved by the floodwaters of the Fitzroy River through the Devonian fossil reef was impacted by the highest floods on record in 2023. We view the impact of nature and respect the healing to be done.

  Our final destination is lovely, tropical Broome where sadly we all say goodbye.

  Note:
  • This itinerary is to be used as a guide only. All times and locations are subject to change without notice at the sole discretion of your tour guides.
  • All meals from morning tea on day one to lunch on day 12 are included.
  • We offer three 2-night and one 3-night stay.
  • We will collect you from and return you to your accommodation of choice.

• 13 Optional Tours - Summary

  Optional Tours – Summary

  Champagne Chamberlain Gorge Cruise – Duration: Approximately 1 ½ hours

  Cockburn Range Sunset Helicopter Flight – Duration: 2 hours (30 min flight time) – Minimum: 2 people

  Punamii Unpuu Walking Trail Mitchell Falls – Duration: Full day tour – Minimum: 4 passengers

  Champagne Chamberlain Gorge Cruise – Duration: Approximately 1 ½ hours

  Cockburn Range Sunset Helicopter Flight – Duration: 2 hours (30 min flight time) – Minimum: 2 people

  Punamii Unpuu Walking Trail Mitchell Falls – Duration: Full day tour – Minimum: 4 people

  Triple J Ord River Cruises Tour – Ord River Discoverer with Sunset – Duration: 6 hours

  Ultimate Adventures Fishing Charters & Scenic Tour – Duration: Full day – Minimum: 2 people / maximum 3 people

  Helicopter Flight Bungle Bungles – A variety of options will be provided. Flight times can vary from 18 minutes to 60 minutes

  • All of these tours are provided by independent operators and as such there is no control over availability, price, time, duration, or cancellation.
  • This list is provided to help with the planning of your tour and making the best of your time in the Kimberley.
  • Pricing and details will be provided after making a booking, to enable you to plan and book your selected options. Places are limited on day trips.
  • The operator will always do our best to ensure that you are at the location in time for your selected optional tours, however, this cannot be guaranteed.
  • Cancellation fees apply.

• Bring a small backpack for daytime use
• Luggage max 15kg a canvas soft sided luggage/travel bag will be provided to all guests free of charge
• Excess luggage can be stored in Broome for a small fee

Additional Information

Travel Insurance
As a valued customer we are pleased to offer you the opportunity to purchase discounted travel insurance. It is HIGHLY recommended that passengers take out travel insurance. As a valued customer we are pleased to offer you the opportunity to get a free no-obligation quote from Cover-More Travel Insurance.

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Direct Deposit
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Booking Terms and Conditions

Tours booked within 60 days of the departure date must be paid in full at the time of booking.

A deposit is payable on booking. The balance of the tour cost is due 90 days prior to departure. If payment is not received by the due date, we will attempt to contact you to obtain payment. If we are unable to contact you or obtain the payment, your reservation may be cancelled at our sole discretion.

In the event that you wish to cancel, you must immediately inform the operator in writing. Cancellation will take effect upon acknowledgement by the operator of receipt of written notification and the following cancellation fees will apply, in addition to your booking fees:
a. Greater than 90 days prior to the date of departure of the tour – a full refund of monies paid to the date of cancellation, less an
administrative fee and any reasonable expenses incurred by the operator;
b. Within 90 days of the date of departure of the tour – the deposit is forfeited, provided that the costs incurred by the operator due to
the cancellation are more than the deposit those costs shall be payable by you;
c. Within 60 days of the date of departure – 100% of the tour price is forfeited.

It is your responsibility to ensure that you arrive in time for the departure of your tour. A failure to arrive on time for departure of your tour may result, at the sole discretion of the operator, in the tour leaving without you. Associated transfer costs to meet up with the tour will be at your own expense. The operator will not be liable for any out of pocket expenses incurred by you or refund any portion of the tour that you may have missed. Failure to join the tour will result in forfeiture of all monies you have paid for the tour.

Trip Reviews

The meals were of a very high standard. Amazing what can be cooked with a camp kitchen & camp-oven. Shane & Robyn

To be honest I was a bit concerned how I would go not being a camper or very fit. But once I started I was happily surprised that I was able to do all the walks and not miss out on seeing anything. Rebecca

The camping experience was great. Having the tents already set up makes life very easy and the swags with sheets make for a fairly comfortable night. We enjoyed sitting round the campfire and chatting and playing games many evenings. Meryl & Glenn

The experience was enhanced by having wonderful co travellers with us. Everyone was always pitching in and helping one another. Ivy & James

The meals were incredible conjured up out of nowhere and all diets catered for with effortless ease. Jim & Sandy

Our amazing tour guides were very caring, knowledgeable, great cooks, relaxed, and ensured that everyone was  happy, comfortable, and safe.  Noelene & Jim

The driving was careful and safe and the Gibb River Road and track into Purnululu National Park were something to behold. David & Kay

FAQs

• Frequently Ask Questions

  Where am I going?
  The Kimberley is twice the size of Victoria covering approximately 243,000 square kilometres. The route we travel is approximately 2800 km’s over 12 days. The Gibb River Road and the access track into the Bungle Bungles are both corrugated roads. Our vehicles stop regularly, usually every hour on the rough roads. The longer days of travel are along the Great Northern Highway on our first and final two days back to Broome. The roads vary from sealed highways to rough dirt tracks. You can expect that dust will infiltrate some of our equipment during the journey.

  Tour Inclusions
  • Air-conditioned 4WD bus travel.
  • All meals, snacks, water.
  • Fully guided walks.
  • Campground Fees.
  • National Park entrance fees.
  • Tents set up and awaiting your arrival at all non-National Park campsites.
  • Canvas Travel Bag, yours to keep.
  • Swag: mattress, sleeping bag, linen, pillow & pillowcase.

  What isn’t covered?
  • Alcohol or soft drinks.
  • BYO refillable water bottles. We recommend two 750ml to 1-litre capacity insulated
  water bottles per person.
  • Spending money: Allow some spending money for shops you visit.
  • Optional Tours: Available whilst travelling with us should you elect extra experiences whilst travelling within the Kimberley.

  What type of vehicles are used?
  We use 4-wheel drive Isuzu trucks, custom-built for our purposes. Each vehicle accommodates 2 guides & 16 passengers. Each forward-facing seat is fitted with seat belts. Air conditioning is standard enabling comfortable travel in the harshest conditions. We have a PA system on board to keep you informed and entertained throughout your journey.
  • Our vehicles have sliding windows that open to allow unimpeded photography and fresh air ventilation when conditions allow.
  • Our vehicles tow custom-built, solar-powered, Adventure Wild trailers with our camp kitchen and additional storage.
  • Your safety is our priority. Each vehicle has a satellite phone, UHF radios, fire extinguishers, first aid kits, and all necessary equipment to operate in remote areas.
  • Our teams are licensed by government bodies, professional, experienced tour guides. Each person holds a current Senior First Aid Certificate and is a Food Safety Supervisor.

  How many people are on the tour? Who are my guides?
  A maximum of 16 guests will be in the group. We achieve a great blend of couples, independent travellers, and friends travelling together.

  This tour is unique as the only operator in the region to offer two experienced guides as hosts on every tour. This increases your safety and security as well as your level of personal service. In addition, our guides are mature, husband and wife teams who work together with unique compatibility and teamwork. They will share their passion and knowledge of this spectacular region with you.

  What will I sleep in?
  You are provided permanent campsites on 10 out of 11 nights with spacious Kodiak Flexbow tents set up and awaiting your arrival, allowing more time to relax and enjoy the beautiful Kimberley region.

  It is only whilst camping at the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation & Attractions (DBCA – National Parks) that you are required to set up and pull down your tent. On these occasions, we use an easy-to-assemble ‘Tourer’ style tent for couples and a three-person pop-up tent for independent travellers. Our tours are all-inclusive. You will be provided with all bedding including a swag, commercially laundered sleeping bag, sheets, pillow, and pillowcase. The swags have a mattress between 2 ½ and 3 inches thick that is enveloped in canvas to protect your linen during travel. There is a stool inside each tent.

  A limited number of canvas camp stretchers are available on request. The stretchers do not increase overall comfort, they are supplied for people with mobility difficulties or who have difficulty getting up and off ground level. The stretchers are available at a hire charge of $60 per stretcher per trip and MUST be pre-booked in advance. Please note there is a weight limit of 110 kg on hire of stretchers and the stretchers weigh approximately 13 kg and can be cumbersome to set up and pack down.

  I am travelling alone. Do I need to pay more or share a tent?
  No. There is no charge for a single supplement, nor do we expect you to share a tent with a stranger. Independent travellers have privacy without charge. Friends travelling together may also have a tent to themselves, where numbers allow, at our permanent campsites. Please note that should we need to set up or pack down a campsite, then your tent may be a smaller pop-up dome-style tent as opposed to the larger Tourer-style tent offered to couples or guests sharing.

  Do I need to help?
  Please be aware that this is a hands-on tour. You will need to set up and pull down your tent on the first night and yes, you will need to roll your own swag each time we change camp. Fortunately we have three 2-night stays and one 3-night stay, meaning we only change camp on
  occasions throughout the tour.

  Everyone ‘pitching-in’ with the loading and unloading of swags, luggage bags, chairs and tables is essential for a successful tour.
  Guests will also share dishwashing duties. The chores are not hard or strenuous and are a great way to get to know your fellow travellers.

  Are there toilets and showers?
  We have flushing toilets and showers at all campsites. The campsites vary between Department of Parks and Wildlife (DBCA) campgrounds and privately owned / managed caravan parks or cattle stations. The campsites we use are:
  • Windjana Gorge
  • Mt Barnett Station at Manning River
  • El Questro Station
  • Kununurra – Kimberleyland Caravan Park
  • Bungle Bungle Caravan Park or Purnululu National Park
  • Fitzroy Crossing – an Adventure Wild exclusive campsite on a working cattle station

  Do I need to bring food and drinks?
  All food is provided from morning tea on day one to lunch on day twelve. Please ensure you advise us when booking if you have any special medical dietary requirements. We will do our best to accommodate these. We are competent at catering for vegetarians, vegan, coeliac, lactose intolerance and similar medical dietary allergies.

  We have fresh fruit and snacks available to guests at all times.
  Breakfast Toast, Muesli, Cereal, Fruit, Tea, Coffee & Juice.
  Morning Tea Coffee, Tea, Milo, Cordial, Biscuits / Cake & Fruit
  Lunch Cold meats, Fresh Salads.
  Dinner Delicious roasts, tasty casseroles, curries and pasta are just some of the main courses. Aussie Damper, BBQ and other camp specials will help ‘tame’ that outdoors appetite.

  Your tour guides are very adventurous and you will be amazed at the meals and desserts they conjure up in ‘The Outback’! We sit at a table to dine, provide wine glasses and an eleven-night dinner party under a million stars.

  Food Preferences
  We cater to medical dietary requirements and will do our best to accommodate food preferences. Please take into consideration that you are one of 16 guests, we have limited storage and we are operating in a remote and rugged location where fresh supplies are not readily available after departure. We are camp cooking for a group in the remote outback so your flexibility to work with our guides will assist greatly. Food preferences cannot be guaranteed. Please discuss your preferences at the time of booking.

  Water & Water Bottles
  Please bring your own refillable water bottles. Adventure Wild strongly recommend two reusable water bottles per person, each 750mil – 1-litre capacity, insulated bottles. The water in the Kimberley is great to drink. Our vehicles hold 150 litres of water for consumption. Please be aware that some of the campsites that we utilise have bore water only. Please check with your guides prior to filling your water bottle at from taps at camp.

  BYO Alcohol Beverages and Soft Drinks.
  BYO alcohol and soft drinks. Please purchase any alcohol or soft drinks that you would like to take on tour, in Broome, on the day before departure. Due to alcohol restrictions in The Kimberley it is not possible to purchase alcohol prior to midday. Cask wine and fortified wine is also not available. Initially, you will need enough drinks to last you six nights. We will restock in Kununurra. The tour will supply an esky and ice to cool your drinks. If you are drinking beer please bring cans rather than stubbies (bottles), however, if your favourite beer comes in a bottle, please buy what you prefer to drink. The reason we prefer cans is because there is no rubbish collection in the outback. We crush cans and take them with us. Bottles of wine are fine! Your alcohol is not included in your luggage limit. We do not have an alcohol limit so please bring whatever you would like to drink, it is your holiday so relax and enjoy!

  Packing
  Due to the time we are on the road and the rugged conditions we encounter, space is at a premium. We cannot accommodate suitcases or hard-framed luggage. The tour will supply guests a soft-sided bag for use on the tour and this is yours to keep. This bag will be posted to you in advance or delivered to your accommodation on the day of your arrival in Broome. We have a capacity limit of 15kg. Please also bring a small backpack to store your camera and personal items for daytime use.

  Towels are not provided. For swimming, sarongs (or similar) are lightweight, quick drying, and perfect for daytime use. We also recommend microfiber towels for showering as they will dry quickly and easily on tour. Please do not overpack, one set of warm clothing is all that you will require. There should be room to spare inside your bag.

  What if I have additional luggage?
  There are facilities to store extra luggage for you in Broome. We will pick up your excess bags on the morning of departure and deliver them to your accommodation of choice on your final day. A standard pick-up/drop-off fee of $25.00 is applicable. We offer this service to you so that you don’t have to worry about excess luggage.

  If you are leaving the tour in Kununurra, Greyhound Freight Service can transport excess baggage should we have insufficient room on the vehicle to accommodate your bags. http://www.greyhoundfreight.com.au

  Do I need to be fit?
  A reasonable level of fitness is required to hike into the spectacular gorges and other interesting places we visit. Guests need to be capable of walking up to five kilometres through bushland and over uneven ground in the Kimberley warmth. The weather will average 28 to 32 degrees every day, with higher temperatures in early May and from mid-August.

  The walks include dry riverbeds and gorges where large rocks move underfoot, so stability is essential. Many of the walks include stepping up and climbing down into and out of riverbeds, at times clambering over and around rocks. We ask that you be healthy, active and be able to walk a few kilometres at a time.

  Medical Conditions / Medication
  Should you suffer from any medical condition that may impede your suitability to travel, please discuss your abilities or condition with us. Please ensure you bring your correct medication and sufficient quantities for the duration of the trip. We can refrigerate medication for you as required.

  Flights to Broome?
  Qantas and Virgin airlines fly direct between Broome and Perth three times per day, making flights to Broome easy. Most states will connect with only a 1-2 hour stopover in Perth, prior to continuing onto Broome. Alternatively, it is possible to travel via Darwin. Air North, Qantas and Nexus Airlines all fly daily from Darwin to Broome.

  Qantas fly direct between Melbourne & Broome and return
  • Sunday (from March)
  • Wednesday / Sunday (mid-May)
  • Wednesday / Friday / Sunday (end of May)
  • Monday / Wednesday / Friday / Saturday / Sunday (mid-June)
  • Monday / Wednesday / Friday / Sunday (late July)
  • Wednesday / Sunday (September)

  Qantas fly direct between Sydney & Broome and return
  • Saturday (from April)
  • Tuesday / Thursday / Saturday (from June)
  • Tuesday / Saturday (September) making travel to Broome very easy.
  It is worth waiting for a Qantas flight special. Planning your holiday in advance you have great opportunity of achieving discounted fares on direct flights.

  I am driving to Broome, where can I store my car, caravan or camper trailer?
  If you are driving to Broome, it is possible for you to store your car, caravan, or campervan, whilst you are on tour. There is a fee of $10 per day for 12 nights. The vehicle/s will need to be stored at our premises the afternoon prior to your tour departure.

  It is not possible to stay on site, therefore one night’s accommodation pre-tour will need to be arranged. We will assist you with transfers to your accommodation and collect you from there on the morning of your departure. You can collect your vehicles upon your return to Broome on the final day.

  In the alternate, there are several options with various pricing and facilities available. Please be aware that this option and any arrangements are independent to your tour.

  Accommodation Pre & Post Tour – Collection & Drop Off
  A Broome accommodation guide is available to assist you with your choice of accommodation. We will collect you from your accommodation from 6.00 a.m. on day 1 and return you to your accommodation of choice on the final day. We will email you the week prior to your tour departure date to provide further information and a more accurate collection time. We ask that you are ready and awaiting our arrival kerbside at the front of your accommodation.

  A minimum of one-night pre and post-tour is required, however, we recommend maximising your time in Broome and exploring the wonderful sights of this unique coastal town.

  Can I Charge My Camera/Laptop?
  Yes, our coach is fitted with USB A charge points for whilst we travel. 240-volt power is available at El Questro Station and at Kimberleyland in Kununurra. Spare batteries are a great idea.

  Do I need travel insurance?
  Absolutely. Travel Insurance is essential when travelling in remote areas of Australia. It is important that your insurance includes medical evacuation. There are some areas along the Gibb River Road that an ambulance cannot attend due to time, distance, and fuel constraints. Accidents, Inclement weather, road closures, and vehicle breakdowns can all result in missed connections, lost or damaged luggage or injury.

  Please ensure that you have comprehensive travel insurance cover from the time of reservation.

  In case of an emergency?
  There is limited mobile communication between Broome and El Questro Station. Should your family or friends need to contact you, please ask them to call the free call number (within Australia) 1800 359 008. We are in regular communication with your guides and your accommodation locations. Satellite telephones are carried by our staff and we have procedures in place to ensure messages will reach you as soon as possible.

  Emergency Response

  All of our vehicles carry satellite telephones, these are modern SAT sleeves that connect with smartphone technology, allowing immediate access to all telephone numbers and information stored in our telephones.

  In addition, our guides carry two-way radios on walks and we have UHF radio on board the coach. Our network with local station owners, nursing posts, and businesses is very comprehensive.

  Having two mature guides on every tour certainly increases safety for our guests, in addition to a greater ability to respond, manage, and coordinate any accident or injury that occurs. The second guide is also able to care and manage the non-injure passengers. Both guides are qualified with Senior First Aid training, they both drive our trucks and tow our trailers, and are all very adept at managing all circumstances.

  Guides are supported 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by the operator, who are extremely experienced in emergency management. In the case of an accident or injury, the owners assist in coordinating the required response, Ambulance, RFDS, charter flights, etc from Broome. In addition to communicating with family and insurance companies.

  Assistance is provided with arranging accommodation, flights, and cancelling advance reservations at our guests request. We provide letters of support and all the relevant information and documentation for any subsequent insurance claim, making the process as fluid as possible.

  We actively work towards minimising risk or injury to any of our guests, however, accidents can happen. We are confident that our abilities, response, and assistance to our guests in these circumstances ensure the best possible outcomes for all. Our personalised service is
  second to none.

  Is there telephone/internet service available?
  There is limited mobile service for the first two hours after leaving Broome. Once you turn onto the Gibb River Road between Derby and Kununurra, there is only random mobile telephone service until you reach El Questro Station. Telstra communication is at El Questro. Full mobile service is available in the towns of Kununurra, Halls Creek, and Fitzroy Crossing.

  Do I need to bring money?
  Your tour fee includes all meals, accommodation, park entry fees, and camping fees. We stop at various roadhouses and shops where you may like to purchase drinks or snacks. ATM facilities are available, though some cash may be handy just in case. Please bring $1 & $2 coins for laundry.

  Optional Tours
  There are also other optional activities, such as scenic flights, helicopter flights, and boat cruises that you may like to participate in. The ‘Optional Tours’ are not included in the tour fee and you will be invoiced for payment. Please refer to the Optional Tours list for full
  details and pricing.