17 Day Jewels of the West Coast & Pilbara Tour

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Overview

17 Day Jewels of the West Coast & Pilbara Tour

Perth – Broome or Broome – Perth

Discover the heart of Western Australia with our breathtaking tour of the Pilbara and West Coast. This journey will take you through some of the region’s most iconic and awe-inspiring destinations, where history, natural beauty, and adventure await. Highlights of the tour include the historic charm of Port Hedland and Cossack, the majestic landscapes of Karijini National Park, and the stunning coastline of Exmouth, Shark Bay, and Monkey Mia. Experience the serene beauty of Millstream, marvel at the grandeur of Mount Augustus, and explore the iconic Pinnacles Desert. From the vibrant reefs to the rugged outback, every stop promises to leave you mesmerised.

Whether you’re a nature lover, a history enthusiast, or simply in search of an unforgettable experience, this tour offers something for everyone. Prepare to be captivated by the unique and stunning landscapes of the Pilbara and Coral Coast, where adventure and discovery meet at every turn. Join us for the trip of a lifetime!

Journey:

Departs Perth & Returns to Broome

Difficulty:

Moderate

Group Size:

20

Tour Code:

KOTPB16


Sample itinerary for tours departing Perth, if departing Broome it is the same itinerary in reverse.

  • 1 Day 1: Overnight in Perth

    On your arrival in Perth, if required we will meet and greet you at Perth Airport for your complimentary transfer to your hotel in Perth. The tour will officially start with dinner where you will meet your fellow travelers and the crew.

    En-suite Hotel Room (InterContinental or similar), Perth (D)

  • 2 Day 2: Perth to Geraldton via Nambung National Park (Pinnacles)

    After departing Perth, we make a quick stop at Kings Park where Mt Eliza gives spectacular views of the Swan River and City of Perth. We then head north along the scenic Indian Ocean Drive to one of the most renowned landscapes in Australia, the “Pinnacles.”

    Located in the Nambung National Park, thousands of huge limestone pillars rise from the shifting yellow sands of the Pinnacles Desert. After lunch we will travel through the historic towns of Dongara and Greenough, the home of the famous leaning trees before checking into your hotel at Geraldton where we spend the night. We arrive in time to wander along the newly developed foreshore.

    En-suite Hotel Room, Geraldton (B,L,D)

  • 3 Day 3: Geraldton to Kalbarri

    Departing Geraldton we visit the HMAS Sydney Memorial and pay a moving tribute to the sailors who lost their lives on HMAS Sydney during World War II (you will learn more about this in Shark Bay). Not only is this a unique memorial, it is also a fantastic vantage point to view the wider City of Geraldton and Champion Bay.

    Heading north we pass through undulating farmland and the “flat top” hills of the historic farming and mining town of Northampton, where we make a brief stop. We continue on to Hutt Lagoon and the Pink Lakes of Port Gregory, the site of one of the earliest shore based whaling stations in Australia.

    We then continue North along the coast where we will have views of the southern end of the treacherous Zuytdorp Cliffs that stretch in an almost unbroken line for 300 km and were the site of so many early Dutch shipwrecks. You can easily see why this is known as the “Shipwreck Coast”. We arrive at Kalbarri, the mouth of the Murchison River, for dinner.

    En-suite Hotel Room, Kalbarri (B,L,D)

  • 4 Day 4: Kalbarri to Monkey Mia

    This morning we head into the Kalbarri National Park with our first stop being to walk in the clouds as we visit the newly built Sky Walk. This provides an incredible view of the Murchison River valley below and the display gives insight into the recent history of the Nanda people. We then continue to Natures Window where we see the gorges up close.

    After a lunch stop we enter the Shark Bay World Heritage Listed Area. Rare and abundant flora and fauna, along with world class examples of Earth’s ecological processes are what qualify Shark Bay for World Heritage status. Add the incredible colours of red sand dunes against turquoise waters and you have a truly remarkable place.

    We will make a couple of stops along the way to admire this incredible region before arriving at Monkey Mia for our two night stay.

    En-suite Chalet, Monkey Mia Resort, (B,L,D)

  • 5 Day 5: Exploring Shark Bay

    After a glorious sunrise over the tranquil waters of Disappointment Reach you will be ready to enjoy one of Australia’s best known up-close wildlife experiences. Here you can stand within metres of wild bottlenose dolphins which visit the shores every morning. We then enjoy a catamaran sailing adventure in Shark Bay Marine Park, keeping an eye out for the bay’s precious marine life including dugongs, dolphins, sharks and huge sea turtles.

    After lunch we make the short drive to Denham, the historic pearling port, where we visit the Shark Bay World Heritage Discovery Centre. This centre gives a great insight into both the post European history of the region as well as that of the Malgana, Nhanda and Yingkarta people. From Denham you can see Dirk Hartog Island on the horizon, the place of the first recorded European arrival on Australian soil.

    The afternoon can be spent at your leisure at the Resort including swimming and beach walking. You may like to do the easy Wulyibidi Yaninyina trail with incredible birdlife and views.

    En-suite Chalet, Monkey Mia Resort, (B,L,D)

  • 6 Day 6: Shark Bay to Carnarvon

    After the previous relaxing day we continue our journey northwards along the West Australian coast, but not before we visit some further attractions in Shark Bay. Not to be missed is the short stroll along the elevated board walk at Eagle Bluff that has impressive views over the sparkling waters of Freycinet Inlet, and we may even be lucky to spot sharks swimming in the shallow waters.

    A little further south we make a brief stop at Shell Beach where you can walk and marvel at the seemingly endless white stretch of beach composed entirely Shark Bay cockle shells. This shell beach is 70km long and 10m deep. Shell bricks used to be quarried from the beach.

    We continue to Carnarvon, famous for its “upside down river,” the Gascoyne, where under the dry sands abundant fresh water is found that irrigate the lush tropical plantations in the rich alluvial soils along its banks.

    Upon arrival we will visit the Carnarvon Space & Technology Museum that played a key role in the manned moon landings in the 70’s. The museum with its satellite dishes, relics and authentic displays has something for everyone.

    En-suite Hotel Room, Carnarvon (B,L,D)

  • 7 Day 7: Carnarvon to Mount Augustus

    Today we leave behind the Coast and head to the Outback!

    We will make a quick stop at the tiny outback town of Gascoyne Junction before making our way to the Kennedy Range, where we will have lunch at Honeycomb Gorge.

    The dirt roads continue as we make our way to the largest rock, or inselberg, in the world, Mt Augustus. Known as Burringurrah to the Wajarri people, this sandstone mountain rises 715m above the surrounding landscape and dominates the horizon from over 50km away.

    We arrive for dinner at our accommodation and a well-earned rest.

    En-suited Cabin, Mount Augustus Tourist Park (B,L,D)

  • 8 Day 8: A day of Mount Augustus National Park

    Today we explore Mt Augustus or Burringurrah as it is known to the Wajarri people.

    We will complete the 49 km Mt Augustus Loop Drive and make many stops including Cattle Pool, part of the Lyons River. We will do some short, easy hikes through the day. Keep an eye for the red kangaroos, euros and bungarras (perenties). For keen birdwatchers we hope to see spinifex pigeons, crimson chats, sacred kingfishers, blue-winged kookaburras and mulga parrots.

    At the end of the day we enjoy a sunset drink and barbecue overlooking the rock.

    En-suited Cabin, Mount Augustus Tourist Park (B,L,D)

  • 9 Day 9: Mt Augustus to Exmouth

    We take the outback roads back to the coast towards Exmouth.

    We will discover the eastern side of the Cape Range National Park which is a spectacular place of rugged limestone ranges, breath taking deep canyons on the Exmouth Peninsula and with views to Exmouth Gulf.

    Our first stop is the Charles Knife Canyon drive that takes us on a steep winding road up to the top of the range. Located at the top is a lookout that has spectacular views into the canyons and seawards to Exmouth Gulf to the east. On top of the range we will visit the historical Wapet Oil Well No. 3 site where oil was first discovered in Australia.

    Arriving at the popular tourist town of Exmouth we will check in to our hotel where we’ll stay for the next 3 nights.

    En-suited Hotel Room, Potshot Resort, Exmouth (B,L,D)

  • 10 Day 10: Ningaloo Reef & Cape Range National Park

    Today we explore the western side of the Cape Range National Park, driving south along the Ningaloo Coast, the second World Heritage Listed area of our tour.

    We will drive as far south as Yardie Creek where we take a short walk along Yardie Creek Gorge for spectacular views and hopefully see rock wallabies.

    After a picnic lunch we will go to Turquoise Bay, one of Australia’s top beaches. You can simply enjoy a swim in the shallows or admire the beauty of the crystal clear waters, protected by the fringe reef.

    En-suited Hotel Room, Potshot Resort, Exmouth (B,L,D)

  • 11 Day 11: A day of activities around Exmouth

    There is so much to do in and around Exmouth we have included a free day. This allows you to enjoy something just for you or take some time to relax and catch up on some laundry.

    Suggested activities are snorkelling trips, Whaleshark encounter (peak season March to August), whale watching cruise (June to Nov), fishing charter, scenic flight, glass bottom boat or a trip to the aquarium. These activities will be at your own cost and we are happy to discuss options with you and help arrange.

    En-suited Hotel Room, Potshot Resort, Exmouth (B,L,D)

  • 12 Day 12: Exmouth to Karijini National Park

    Today we set off to head for one of Western Australia’s most remarkable National Park’s, Karijini.

    We mark our way past the Ashburton River and through the Hamersley Ranges. We are now in the Pilbara.

    We arrive at our luxury accommodation in time for a well-earned rest and a two night stop.

    En-suited Safari Tent, Karijini Eco Retreat, Karijini National Park (B,L,D)

  • 13 Day 13: A day of Karijini National Park

    Today is a full day exploring the wonders of Karijini National Park. This will include a number of walks and swimming spots and sights throughout the area. We will visit Joffre Falls Lookout and Fortescue Falls. For the more adventurous there will be trails to walk and crystal clear swimming holes to take a refreshing swim.

    We call into the Visitor Centre to learn more of the history and geology of this ancient region.

    En-suite Safari Tent, Karijini Eco Retreat (B,L,D)

  • 14 Day 14: Karijini, Millstream National Park & Point Samson

    Leaving behind Karijini we have some great stops as we head back to the coast. We make our way through the heart of the Pilbara to Millstream-Chichester National Park. Here we have a break at Deep Reach pool.

    We continue our journey through historic Roebourne before arriving at Point Samson.

    En-suite Chalet, Point Samson (B,L,D)

  • 15 Day 15: Karratha and Port Hedland

    In the morning we set off to explore the Karratha and surrounds. This includes a stop at the restored ghost town of Cossack, the birthplace of WA’s pearling industry.

    We continue onto Dampier where we visit the Red Dog statue before going to Murujuga National Park on the Burrup Peninsula. This National Heritage Listed site has over 1mln petroglyphs (rock engravings) dating as old as 50,000 years.

    We then continue our journey north to Port Hedland where we join a Twilight Port Tour to learn more about the port and how important the region is to the Australian economy.

    En-suite Hotel Room, Port Hedland (B,L,D)

  • 16 Day 16: Port Hedland to Eco Beach

    Today will see us leave the Pilbara behind and reach the Kimberley as we head north along the North West Coastal Highway.

    Along the way we will stop at the southern end of 80 Mile Beach at Cape Keraudren. Here the famous Rabbit Proof Fence once met the ocean.

    We continue north, skimming the edge of the Great Sandy Desert before reaching Eco Beach in time for a well-earned drink watching the iconic Kimberley Sunset.

    En-suite Cabin, Eco-Beach Resort (B,L,D)

  • 17 Day 17: Eco Beach to Broome

    Today our adventure comes to an end as we make the 90 minute drive into Broome where we drop you at the airport or your accommodation.

    *Please note the earliest flight you can schedule to depart Broome is 11.30am Check In (12.45 pm Departure).

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Please note This itinerary may be subject to change.

Fitness Extreme temperatures can be experienced in this remote region of Australia. Guests should be made aware that this trip is recommended to guests with a moderate level of fitness.

Packing  Water bottle Warm layers in cooler months Camera Comfortable walking shoes Sunglasses, sunscreen and hat

Flight Information

  • Flights to and from the start/end of your trip are not included in the trip price.
  • Day 1 – flights to arrive in Perth/Broome anytime (depending on direction)
  • Last Day  – flights to depart Perth/Broome  from early afternoon onwards (depending on direction)

Tour Pricing

All prices are per person in AUD, land only

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    Tour Inclusions

    • Highlights
      • Karijini National Park
      • Hamersley Gorge
      • Millstream Chichester National Park
      • Historic pearling port of Cossack
      • Port Hedland Twilight Port Tour
      • Murujuga National Park (Burrup Peninsula)
      • Petroglyphs (ancient rock art)
      • Mount Augustus National Park
      • Ningaloo Reef
      • Cape Range National Park
      • Carnarvon Space Centre
      • Shark Bay World Heritage Area
      • Monkey Mia Dolphin Experience
      • Monkey Mia Wildlife Cruise
      • Nambung National Park (The Pinnacles)
      • Kalbarri National Park, including the Skywalk
      • Port Gregory Pink Lakes
      • HMAS Sydney Memorial
      • Wildflowers (Jul/Aug/Sep departures)
    • Inclusions
      • Small group size (max. 20 guests)
      • Luxury air-conditioned 4WD Coach
      • Experienced Driver & Guide (Two Crew)
      • A variety of en-suited accommodation
      • All meals including breakfast, lunch and dinner
      • A variety of dinner options including buffets, set menus, tapas and sunset barbecue.
      • National Park Entry Fees
      • Monkey Mia Wildlife Cruise
      • Entry to Carnarvon Space Museum
      • Port Hedland Mining Tour
      • Airport Transfers on final day of tour

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • Are there concession discounts?
      Pensioners (Australia or New Zealand) and Seniors Card holders (Australia) save with our concession discounts on selected tours. Ask our friendly team which tours you can get a discount on.
    • Are your tours suitable for pensioners aged 76 and 84 ?

      Yes, Kimberley Tours have a wide range of passengers from children to adult who are 90 years of age. You need to read the itinerary and review the fitness levels required prior to deciding if the tours is suitable. Each tour is different.

    • Do you have any tours on offer during November, December, January or February?

      The Kimberley region offer tours from May through to September generally, but there are always unique offerings outside of these dates. However you can visit different locations such as Perth, Central Australia or the Wildflowers and Margaret River at different times of the year. As one of our help Travel Advisors to help you find something that suits your interests, budget and the dates you would like to travel.

    • Is accommodation the night after the tour ends included in the price ?

      No, this accommodation will be an cost extra, but we can assist you to book this at great rates and we will ensure you are staying at either the same accommodation of somewhere near by.

    • Is accommodation the night prior to the tour departure included in the price ?
      No, accommodation at the start of end of your tour is an additional costs unless specifically listed in the itinerary.
    • Where is the meeting point for the start of tours ?
      Generally, tours will start at the hotel listed as the pre tour accommodation options. This will be listed in yore final travel documents.
    • Do I need to arrive before Day 1 of my tour ?

      Please refer to your specific tour, in most cases you will need to arrive the night before your tour departs. Please check flight details listed for each individual tour. If this is the case we can arrange pre tour accommodation on your behalf, this will be an extra cost.

      Day tours or Short Breaks may start later in the day on Day 1 so you can arrive that morning which will avoid the extra nights accommodation cost. We can help you plan some extra activities pre or post tour to extend you holiday and make the most of your trip.

    • How do you calculate the number of days for Kimberley tours ?
      If you are doing a 4 day tour commencing on April 8th, the first day of the tour is and includes the 8th, plus 9th, plus 10th plus 11th and the tour ends on April 11. This would be 3 nights and 4 days on tour.
    • Do your tours operate over Christmas and New Year?
      There are generally not as many extended tours in the Top End or Broome Region due to the weather at this time of the year. There may be day trips or short breaks for the holiday season. Explore Perth or Central Australia. Tasmania or a Murray River Cruise are popular in the Australian Summer months.
    • Are airfares from my home town included in the cost of the tours ?
      Airfares to and from Northern Territory or Western Australia at the start and finish of your tours are extra.
    • Payment Options

      Credit Card Payments
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      If paying via the Customer Payment Link, please ensure you complete all fields and ensure you enter the correct Trip Reference Number, so we can identify your payment.

      Credit card surcharges will apply when paying by credit card. We accept all credit cards and relevant credit card fee is applied when processing.

      Direct Deposit

      Direct Deposit payments take up to 3 business days to process. Please call your consultant to confirm bank details, and notify us when your payment has been made

      Commonwealth Bank: Australian Tours and Cruises
      Reference: Your Trip Number

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      In Bank Payment of Cash Or Cheque: Add $5 for bank fees
      International Direct Deposit: Add $25 for bank fees
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    • Should I buy travel insurance?
      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 purchase discounted travel insurance.  Travel Insurance Quote with CoverMore.


    Additional Information

    • Additional Information

      Travel Insurance
      We strongly recommends you obtain comprehensive travel insurance once you have booked with us. We are traveling in very remote areas so you should ensure you are covered for medical expenses including emergency repatriation. A wide range of events could result in the tour being cancelled or major itinerary disruptions, so it is important your insurance covers this. This could be anything from, but not limited to, personal illness, travel delays, natural disasters or authority enforcements.

      Itineraries
      Outback travel requires a sense of adventure and we sometimes need to expect the unexpected. Many places on tours take you are very remote, where access and service can be unreliable and accommodation options are limited. As a result, our itineraries may vary slightly from what is advertised. We don’t want you to worry about this as there is so much to see that any changes won’t stop you from having a fantastic time on tour and your comfort is top priority.

      Weight Restrictions
      Please be aware that some activities are operated by third parties and may have weight restrictions. Horizontal Falls Sea Plane Adventures has a maximum allowable weight of 120 Kg. If a passenger is over this weight, they will not be allowed to board the sea plane or take part in any of the associated activities. In addition to this, no refund will be available to the passenger and any additional costs will be at the passenger’s expense, including meals and accommodation in Derby.

      Luggage Size/Weight Restrictions
      Due to regulations for vehicle weight we do have limited luggage capacity. Please make sure you pack your items into a small soft bag (hard suitcases are difficult to accommodate due to space on vehicles and weight) weighing no more than 18kg with acceptable bag dimensions 35cm wide x 32cm high x 65cm long. A smaller backpack for day use is allowed and can be kept under your seat on the bus during travel.

      Horizontal Falls Requirements
      Please note, travelling on the Horizontal Falls Seaplane, being a small aircraft, places further luggage restrictions for safety and compliance reasons, Maximum luggage weight is 5kgs per person in a small soft bag. Please bring along sun protection, camera and a bottle of water for in the aircraft. Comfortable shoes, so thongs or sandals are OK for the day. Please bring a towel and your bathers if you wish to swim in the “Croc/Shark free” cage.

      The rest of your luggage will be stored on the bus for your return.

      Alcoholic drinks are not available for sale on the Horizontal Falls overnight stay. You must buy alcohol before joining the tour in Broome as there will not be another opportunity. Tours starting in Darwin will have an opportunity to purchase alcohol while on tour.

      Climate and Packing List
      While on tour casual dress is perfect, however as we do dine in some nice restaurants you may want dress smart casual for dinner. We do walk/hike so comfortable and cool clothing is recommended for this. Consider bringing clothes that protect from the sun (eg. coloured shirts and long sleeves). When packing, take into account the time of year you are travelling and the nights will be cooler. Please consider maximum luggage weight is 18kg plus a day pack/hand luggage.

      6 weeks prior to your departure you will receive packing tips specific for your tour.

      Packing Suggestions
      Hiking shoes or comfortable trainers.
      Comfortable walking/water shoes with grip in water.
      Folding walking sticks (optional or if required for uneven ground).
      Small backpack (for day use).
      Swimsuit, Towel (preferably a quick dry and taken with you on the Horizontal Falls Seaplane Adventure).
      Hat, sunscreen and sunglasses.
      Cool T-shirts/shirts and shorts.
      Warm sleepwear for cooler nights.
      Warm clothing for cooler nights (e.g. jacket and pants).
      Toiletries (please remember not always possible to power electric equipment).
      Camera, extra memory cards and spare batteries or charging equipment.
      Head Torch
      Fly Net (this is most relevant for West Coast and South West tours).
      Insect repellent.
      Personal medication (please take adequate supply for the entire tour).
      Water/reef shoes or similar that can get wet – not thongs (for those on Kimberley tours)
      Dry bag (not essential but useful for Tunnel Creek).

      What is the Coach like?
      Coaches are custom-built 21-26 seat 4WD trucks (2WD for Broome to Perth tours). They are equipped with a PA system, air conditioning, large viewing windows and built in luggage storage. The coaches either Mercedes or M.A.N.

      Are special dietary requirements accommodated on tour?
      Yes – as all meals are included in your tour and we endeavor to meet your dietary requirements. Please provide these at time of booking. Due to remote locations, requirements that are less common can be difficult to meet at short notice. Common requirements such as vegetarian, lactose free, gluten free and nut free meals can be arranged at all locations.

      Is the trip suitable for children?
      Generally, tours are not suitable for children under 18 years. Most guest are aged around 55-75 years.

      How many people on the tour?
      Maximum group size is 20 guests, generally averaging around 16 guests.

      Do I get mobile reception on tour?
      This varies from tour to tour. As we travel through remote areas mobile coverage can be intermittent or not at all in some areas. Each bus is equipped with a satellite phone so we can always be in contact with a tour out on the road or in case of an emergency. However, this service is not available for guest use.

      Most accommodation does have Wi-Fi connectivity but there may be a charge for use.

      Do I need a good level of fitness?
      All of our tour itineraries include guided walks over natural, rocky (and sometimes slippery) terrain.

      You need to have a reasonable level of fitness and be sure-footed to participate in the full itinerary. There is, of course, the opportunity to opt out of any activity you are unsure of – you crew will ensure you have a comfortable, shady area to relax and wait for the rest of the group to return.

      Most walks are less than 45 minutes and we generally walk quite slow due to the terrain.

      Can I bring a CPAP machine on tour?
      Yes, of course. However, you must advise us in advance in the event we need to make special arrangements for power. You may want to bring a small extension cord to ensure the machine reaches the bed.

      Cancellations

      All cancellations must be in writing and sent to the Provider. It is the Customer’s responsibility to ensure the Provider has received notice of any cancellation of the Booking.

      Subject to these T&C’s, where the Customer cancels the Booking:

      (a)              90 or more days prior to the commencement of the Activity, a Cancellation Fee of $100 shall be deducted from any monies paid and retained by the Provider;

      (b)              60 or more days prior to the commencement of the Activity, a Cancellation Fee equal to 20% of the Cost shall be payable by the Customer and either deducted from any monies paid by the Customer or be a debt due by the Customer to the Provider;

      (c)             31 or more days prior to the commencement of the Activity, a Cancellation Fee equal to 50% of the Cost shall be payable by the Customer and either deducted from any monies paid by the Customer or be a debt due by the Customer to the Provider;.

      (d)              30 days or less prior to the commencement of the Activity (including on the day of the Activity and no shows), all monies paid by the Customer will be forfeited.

      Changes to Activity

      The Customer acknowledges that the nature of the Activity is likely to require considerable flexibility. The itinerary / program provided for each Activity is representative of the types of activities contemplated.  The Customer acknowledges that routes, schedules, itineraries, amenities, activities and mode of transport and other inclusions may be subject to alteration without prior notice due to local circumstances or events. As such the Provider reserves the right to:

      (a)              cancel or modify any routes or any other aspect of the Activity;

      (b)              substitute different or equivalent routes or aspects of the Activity; or

      (c)              postpone, cancel or delay (either in relation to the departure or arrival times or the duration of the itinerary) any such aspect of the Activity if in the absolute discretion of the Provider it is necessary to do so.

      In the event of any change, modification, cancellation, postponement or delay to the Activity as contemplated under this clause, the Customer acknowledges that the Customer will have no right of refund and no right to claim compensation for any loss and or cost incurred by reason of the change, modification, cancellation, postponement or delay.

      Behaviour Policy

      Anti-social behaviour and intoxication during the Activity and or creating a disturbance to other customers and or Representatives will not be tolerated and may result in immediate termination of the Activity for the Customer.

      Where the Activity is termination pursuant to this clause, the Customer shall forfeit any and all monies paid to the Provider.

      Behaviour Policy

      8.1             Anti-social behaviour and intoxication during the Activity and or creating a disturbance to other customers and or Representatives will not be tolerated and may result in immediate termination of the Activity for the Customer.

      8.2             Where the Activity is termination pursuant to this clause, the Customer shall forfeit any and all monies paid to the Provider.

      Insurance

      The Customer must obtain comprehensive travel and medical insurance including (but not limited to) cover for medical expenses, evacuation charges, trip cancellation and force majeure events.

    • Reviews

      Special thanks to all that prepared for this tour. Our tour guides were marvelous, they kept us uncontrol LOL, prepared amazing food on the road to inspire all. Don’t let them go !!!! Loved Mount Augustus and Karijini National Park, blue skies, red dirt. I had a super time. Cheers Jane

      We cannot praise the performance of Georgia and JW more highly in delivering an amazing Kimberley experience. The combination of Georgia’s enthusiasm and excellent organisation together with JW’s knowledge and engaging sense of humour delivered an outstanding tour. The itinerary was excellent and early starts ensured each day was packed with highlights. Not much more to say than ‘we loved it’…..many thanks Laurence & Naomi