Travelers craving an authentic taste of Australia’s remote wilderness might find this 6-day Kimberley tour an outstanding choice. Offered by Ventur Atlas, this experience combines stunning aerial views, rugged outback exploration, and luxurious lodging.
It’s a hefty price tag—around $7,137 per person—but what you get in return is a curated journey through one of the world’s most captivating landscapes, with plenty of memorable moments.
Two aspects we particularly appreciate: First, the seamless blend of scenic flights and ground adventures—nothing beats seeing the sheer scale of the Kimberley from above. Second, the luxurious accommodations, from the Cable Beach Club Resort to Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge, ensure comfort after days packed with adventure.
One potential caveat? The price point is high, which might put it out of reach for some travelers, and the itinerary can be quite packed, demanding moderate physical fitness and a love for travel days. Still, if you’re drawn to remote wilderness with a touch of comfort and adventure, this tour is well worth considering.
This experience suits travelers who want a comprehensive Kimberley adventure with plenty of flying, exploring, and luxurious rests—those who value unique aerial perspectives, authentic outback sights, and cultural insights.
- Key Points
- The Itinerary in Detail
- Day 1: Arriving in Broome
- Day 2: Exploring Kimberley’s Historic and Natural Landmarks
- Day 3: Flight and Waterfalls
- Day 4: Iconic Gorges and River Relaxation
- Day 5: The Bungle Bungle and Pearl Farming
- Day 6: Final Adventures and Return
- What Makes This Tour Special?
- Pricing and Value
- The Experience from Travelers’ Perspectives
- Who Is This Tour Best For?
- The Sum Up
- Frequently Asked Questions
- More Tour Reviews in Broome
Key Points
- Aerial and land combo: Experience the Kimberley from above and below, providing breathtaking views and engaging activities.
- Luxurious stays: Your nights at Cable Beach Club and Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge balance comfort with adventure.
- Highlights include: Bell Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Windjana Gorge, Bungle Bungle Range, and pearl farms—showcasing Kimberley’s diverse beauty.
- Authentic cultural sites: Visit Beagle Bay’s Mother of Pearl Church for a glimpse into local history.
- Active days: Expect hikes, swimming, and scenic flights, with some physical activity involved.
- All meals included: From hearty breakfasts to 3-course dinners, you won’t need to worry about food.
- Small group size: Limited to 20 travelers, ensuring a more personalized experience.
- Weather dependent: The tour relies on good weather conditions, with options for rescheduling or refunds if canceled.
The Itinerary in Detail

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Day 1: Arriving in Broome
Your journey begins at Broome’s Cable Beach, a stunning stretch of white sand and turquoise water. After arriving, you’ll be transferred to the Cable Beach Club Resort and Spa, where you can unwind and soak in the vibrant coastal atmosphere. This first day is relaxed with a gentle introduction to Broome, setting the tone for the days ahead. Expect a warm welcome, and perhaps a sunset stroll along the beach to kick off your Kimberley adventure.
Day 2: Exploring Kimberley’s Historic and Natural Landmarks
Starting with a morning breakfast at the resort, you’ll head out in a luxury 4WD coach. The day’s first stop is the Boab Prison Tree, a massive, 1,500-year-old relic of Aboriginal and early European history. It’s a striking photo op and a reminder of the Kimberley’s deep roots.
Next, you’ll venture into Tunnel Creek National Park, famous for its 750-meter-long tunnel, carved by water over thousands of years. You can expect to walk through this natural feature, exploring its dark corridors—an experience that feels like stepping into a hidden world. The tour continues to Windjana Gorge, where towering limestone cliffs and a calm river create a dramatic landscape. Birdwatchers and wildlife lovers will appreciate the chance to spot freshwater crocodiles and various bird species along the riverbanks.
The day concludes at Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge, an outback oasis within the Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges. You’ll learn about the lodge’s history and settle into your accommodations amid rugged natural beauty.
Day 3: Flight and Waterfalls
The second day at Mount Hart begins with a hearty breakfast, fueling you for the day’s adventures. You’ll take to the air on a helicopter flight over the Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges, soaring above red cliffs and rugged terrain. The highlight is landing at Twin Flame Falls, a stunning 300-foot, two-tier waterfall where you’ll have time to hike and swim beneath the falls—an experience bound to refresh and invigorate.
Later, you’ll visit other local gorges and swimming spots around Mount Hart, such as Matthew Gorge and Barker Pool. These tranquil spots are perfect for a dip and relaxing in nature’s embrace.
Day 4: Iconic Gorges and River Relaxation
Today’s focus shifts to Bell Gorge, often called the jewel of the Gibb River Road. Surrounded by towering cliffs and rushing waterfalls, it’s an ideal setting for a morning hike. Expect rocky terrains and the chance to cool off in the freshwater pools. The scenery here is picture-perfect and offers plenty of opportunities for photography and quiet contemplation.
In the late afternoon, you’ll return to Mount Hart for a leisurely swim in the Barker River. As the sun dips low, a sunset drink at Uncle Tony’s Jungle Bar** caps the day, with a relaxing dinner in the outback.
Day 5: The Bungle Bungle and Pearl Farming
Early morning, you’ll fly to the Bungle Bungle Range within Purnululu National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage site is famous for its striking striped domes and otherworldly landscapes. The scenic flight offers a panoramic view of the massifs, giving you a sense of the scale and artistry of nature.
In the afternoon, a flight takes you to Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, one of the last operational pearl farms in the world. Here, you’ll learn about the pearling industry and even take a tour of the farm, gaining insight into this enduring local tradition. As evening approaches, enjoy dinner at the Homestead Restaurant, soaking in the peaceful wilderness.
Day 6: Final Adventures and Return
Your last day begins with breakfast at Cygnet Bay, followed by a Pearl Farm Tour. You’ll see the process behind producing Australia’s famous pearls and might even purchase a unique keepsake.
Next, you’ll visit Beagle Bay, home to the Mother of Pearl Church, built by missionaries and decorated with intricate mother-of-pearl details. It’s a short but meaningful stop reflecting Kimberley’s cultural depth.
Finally, you’ll head back towards Broome, where you’ll learn about the region’s history and landscape—highlighting the pindan soil and resilient local communities. The tour concludes back at your starting point, bringing your Kimberley journey full circle.
What Makes This Tour Special?

This experience offers a rich combination of aerial views and outdoor exploration—something that’s hard to beat for appreciating the Kimberley’s vastness. The scenic flights are particularly memorable; they reveal the scale and grandeur of the landscape that’s difficult to grasp from ground level alone.
Accommodations like the Cable Beach Club and Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge** balance comfort and authenticity, allowing travelers to rest well amid remote surroundings. All meals included mean you can focus on the adventure without stressing over where to eat, and the gourmet dinners add a touch of luxury to the rugged terrain.
The inclusion of cultural sites such as Beagle Bay’s Mother of Pearl Church enriches the experience, connecting travelers to local history and indigenous craftsmanship. Meanwhile, the waterfalls, gorges, and swimming spots offer plenty of opportunities to cool off and enjoy nature’s serenity.
Pricing and Value
While the cost is notable, it reflects a well-curated, all-inclusive package that covers flights (where possible), accommodations, meals, and guided excursions. For travelers who value convenience and a well-organized itinerary, this tour simplifies planning and maximizes experiences in a short span of time. However, it’s important to recognize that the price might be a barrier for some, and the tour’s intensity requires moderate physical fitness and an enthusiasm for active travel.
The Experience from Travelers’ Perspectives
Though reviews are sparse, the emphasis on stunning views and smooth logistical organization suggests that guests find the experience rewarding. The combination of aerial perspectives and ground adventures seems to resonate especially well, providing both awe-inspiring sights and immersive cultural encounters.
Who Is This Tour Best For?
This Kimberley adventure is ideal for those who want a comprehensive, comfort-infused outback trip. It’s perfect if you enjoy scenic flights, outdoor activities, and cultural sites wrapped into one package. It suits travelers prepared for some physical activity, with the flexibility to enjoy both adventure and relaxation. It’s especially suited for those with a higher travel budget seeking a luxury experience in a rugged setting.
The Sum Up

This tour offers a well-balanced taste of the Kimberley’s dramatic landscapes, indigenous culture, and unique wilderness, all delivered through a mix of aerial flights and land adventures. The stunning views from the helicopter and plane are undeniably a highlight, giving travelers a sense of the vastness that makes the Kimberley so extraordinary. The luxurious accommodations and all-inclusive meals mean comfort is never sacrificed, even in remote settings.
While the price might be steep, the value lies in the expertly curated itinerary that packs in a wide variety of sights, experiences, and perspectives in just six days. It’s a great pick for those who want an interactive, scenic, and culturally rich journey into the heart of Australia’s wild north.
In the end, this tour is best for adventure lovers with a taste for luxury, travelers eager for unique perspectives on this rugged landscape, and those who want to see as much as possible in a relatively short time—without sacrificing comfort or authenticity.
Explore Western Australia’s Kimberley Region by Plane
Frequently Asked Questions
Is transportation included in the tour?
Yes. The tour includes pickup at the start and transportation throughout, including flights and coach travel.
What is the tour’s duration?
The tour lasts approximately 6 days, with a packed schedule including multiple land and air excursions.
Are meals included?
All meals are included, featuring premium three-course dinners, so you won’t need to worry about finding food during your busy days.
What kind of physical activity should I expect?
The tour involves walking, hiking, swimming, and some physical exertion, so a moderate fitness level is recommended.
How many travelers will be on this tour?
The group size is limited to 20 travelers, ensuring a more intimate experience.
What is the main highlight of this tour?
Many say the aerial views of the Kimberley’s vast landscape—especially from helicopter and plane—are unforgettable.
What accommodations are provided?
You’ll stay at the Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa in Broome and Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge in the outback, balancing comfort with rugged adventure.
Is this tour suitable for families or older travelers?
While primarily for adults, it depends on individual fitness and interests. The active nature and travel logistics should be considered.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The tour relies on good weather; if canceled due to poor conditions, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
This Kimberley tour offers a compelling mix of adventure, luxury, and cultural insight, making it a worthwhile investment for those eager to explore one of Australia’s most striking regions with a knowledgeable guide and a well-organized itinerary.






















