Pick up your campervan before heading out to one of Broome's supermarkets to get supplies. Spend the rest of the day unwinding and exploring the local highlights Broome has to offer. Marvel at the sweeping white beaches, rich red outcrops and blazing turquoise water of Broome’s spectacular coastline including stunning Cable Beach. Depending on your interests, spend the afternoon learning about Broome’s rich pearling history or participate in some of the great activities including a sunset camel ride or watch a movie at the famous Outdoor picture theatre (officially the worlds oldest).

Today you begin your Kimberley adventure by driving out to Derby for a quick stop to refuel and explore a couple of Derby's main attractions including the Boab Prison Tree and the Mowanjum Cultural Centre . You are now on the Gibb River Road marvelling at some of the Kimberley's memorable natural attractions. Explore Windjana Gorge (an ancient underwater reef that is now above ground) and Tunnel Creek (a tunnel with knee to waist high water depending on time of year so bathers and torch required) before returning to camp at Windjana Gorge.

A short drive and relaxing day exploring, swimming and sunbaking at upper and lower Bell Gorge (arguably the West Kimberley's most spectacular gorge). If you want to make your day more adventurous include a visit to Lennard Gorge. A memorable day immersed in one the Kimberley's most iconic locations.

Today has you departing Bell Gorge and heading to Manning Gorge. You are now in the heart of the Kimberley and today is all about choosing which of the stunning gorges you will spend your day exploring or swimming at. The gorges between Bell Gorge and Manning Gorge offer striking scenery, picturesque waterfalls and beautiful plunge pools. It is fair to say that the Kimberley's reputation is in part due to the stunning gorges along this section of the Gibb River Road.

Spend the morning walking up to Manning Gorge before continuing your journey down the Gibb River Road. The section between Manning Gorge and El Questro has some stunning scenery but only a couple of attractions linked to Home Valley Station so just relax and enjoy the scenery. One guaranteed challenge will be crossing the mighty Pentecost river (be careful). On arrival into El Questro take the opportunity to enjoy the memorable scenery, bushwalk among one or more of the many spectacular gorges or drive up to one of the lookouts for a striking sunset.

Today is all about exploring the awesome attractions and things to do at El Questro Station. In addition to the picturesque lookouts and gorges on the property, there are all sorts of station activities including flights, heli-fishing, gorge cruises and horseback riding.

Today has you departing El Questro and heading towards Kununurra at whatever time of the day suits. Sleep in or take the opportunity to explore more of El Questro, before visiting Parry’s Lagoon Nature Reserve with its extraordinary birdlife and taking in the spectacular views from Five Rivers Lookout . Alternatively arrive into Kununurra early giving you the rest of the day to explore the local attractions.

A full day to relax and/or explore around Kununurra. Depending on your interests choose between a number of world class tours including Lake Argyle & Ord River cruise. A day trip to the Mitchell Falls or Argyle Diamond Mine or alternatively choose between a scenic flight over or guided day trip into the Bungle Bungles. The Bungles are arguably Australia’s most stunning geological formation (all are extra cost options – for costs refer to summary below).

A long 500km drive from Kununurra to Katherine with a relaxing stopover half way at Timber Creek. An Iconic drive among picturesque scenery with spectacular sections especially around the beautiful Victoria River and its escarpments. Don't rush through this section take some time to explore some of the lesser known points of interest along the Victoria Highway.

Today you will explore the spectacle of the river, shear cliffs and rock art that make Katherine Gorge such a popular attraction. Katherine Gorge is carved through the Arnhemland plateau. It is a continuous gorge, running along perpendicular fault lines that are separated during the dry season by rock bars. The spectacle of the river, shear cliffs and rock art make this an excellent place to explore. Photos do not do this area justice. There are four ways to explore the Park, bushwalking, helicopter flight, boat cruise or canoe. The best way to see Katherine Gorge is a combination of two.

Today has you departing Katherine and heading out to begin exploring the attractions in the southern region of Kakadu. Along the way you have the option to stop overs at historic Pine Creek and picturesque Edith Falls. After entering Kakadu begin exploring the great attractions in the South of the park around Gunlom and Maguk. You'll be supplied with all the information you need to make the decision on the day.

A full day exploring the northern section of Kakadu National Park including the Bowali Visitors Centre, Nourlangie Rock and the town ship of Jabiru. Drive out to Ubirr to explore the famous rock art & take the opportunity to watch the incredible sunset over the Wetlands (Highly recommended) before returning to your chosen campground.

Depart Kakadu National Park and head to Litchfield National Park along the Arnhem Hwy, stopping at Fogg Conservation Reserve & Window on the Wetlands Visitors Centre. You also have the option to take a Jumping Crocodile Cruise. Your departure time will depend on what time you want to arrive at Litchfield and which of attractions you still want to explore in Kakadu National Park and along the way.

Spend the day exploring and enjoying the magnificent waterfalls and swimming holes of Litchfield National Park. Cool off with a swim at Buley Rockhole & Wangi Falls and explore towering magnetic and cathedral anthills and rainforests before returning to Darwin. Please note Vehicle needs to be returned before 4pm.