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Tourism Western Australia
Day 1
Broome to Derby
Distance 222km - Driving Time About 3 hours
Immerse yourself in Derby's history, heritage, and culture with a visit to Boab Prison Tree, Wharfinger's House Museum, Mowanjum Art, and Cultural Centre. For the rest of your day, spend it on a scenic flight passing over the only Horizontal Waterfalls in the world, as well as the 1,000 islands and islets of the Buccaneer Archipelago.
Where to stay: Kimberley Entrance Caravan Park
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Day 2
Derby to Fitzroy Crossing
Distance 295km - Driving Time About 4 hours
Windjana Gorge National Park is arguably one of the most stunning Gorges in the Kimberley. With an easy 3.5km walking trail leading you to explore the ancient reef system, this destination is an interesting experience. Tunnel Creek National Park is the oldest cave system in Western Australia. This 750m long tunnel will allow you to experience an unusual subterranean world of bats and crocodiles, whilst being led through this mysterious destination by torchlight.
Where to stay: Fitzroy River Lodge
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Day 3
Fitzroy Crossing to Geikie Gorge
Distance 40km - Driving Time About 30 minutes
Join the local Bunuba people for a cultural tour onboard a river cruise surrounded by the breathtaking 30 metre deep Geikie Gorge. This Gorge was carved by the Fitzroy River through part of an ancient limestone barrier reef that crawls across the west Kimberly. Keep an eye out for native wildlife, from freshwater crocodiles to fossils. The Bunuba Aboriginal people whole guide these tours have a connection to this land dating back to the Dreamtime. Immerse yourself in natural Australian beauty whilst building a connection with the culture and history of the land.
Where to stay: Crossing Inn Caravan Park
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Day 4
Fitzroy Crossing to Mimbi Caves
Distance 180km - Driving Time About 2 hours 30 minutes
The Mimbi Cave system reveals some of the best ancient large-scale fossilized reefs in the world. This spectacular destination attracts geologists from all over the world. One of the best-kept secrets in Kimberly, the Mimbi Caves offer a fast subterranean labyrinth with far corners waiting to be explored.
Where to stay: Mimbi Caves Campground
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Day 5
Mimbi Caves to Broome
Distance 396km - Driving Time About 5 hours
Enjoy and explore the enchanting and exotic pearling town of Broome. Head to Cable Beach to spend the day, or night to watch the glorious sunset. Broome is rich in history and is a welcoming, laid-back town that you could spend days exploring. Warm temperatures and towering palms add to the relaxed, tropical vibe Broome gives off.
Where to stay: Cable Beach Holiday Park