Restrictions

Our tours are not suitable for children, although teenagers travelling with parents are welcome. It is not recommended for pregnant women to travel on this tour due to the risks involved with hiking on uneven ground, and roads are corrugated and bumpy.

Guidelines

• You will be required to hike for 5 kilometres a day and occasionally swim and climb
• You will need to carry the water you need for each walk or hike
• Please inform provider at the time of booking if you have a dietary requirement, allergy or medical condition

Cancellation

• Change your booking up to 48 hours before the start time of your experience
• Changes are not permitted within 48 hours of your experience
• Late arrivals or no shows may result in you forfeiting your experience

Numbers on the Day

Minimum of 8 passengers and maximum of 16 passengers on this tour.

Weather

If you chose to travel during September, October or November these are the hottest months when humidity is high and temperatures can reach 40 degrees. During April and May there is some humidity and June, July and August are the coolest months, where you will experience cool nights and warm daytime temperatures. During the hotter months our guides will alter the itinerates to suit the weather conditions, for example long walks will be done early in the morning to beat the heat. We will also aim to camp near watering holes so you have the opportunity to cool off in the afternoon. Due to the fact that we travel in remote areas in tropical conditions and on rough terrain, our tours can be affected by poor road conditions and/or extreme weather, which might result in a change of itinerary, or in extreme cases cause the tour to be cancelled. If your tour is cancelled before departure we will provide you with a refund or transfer your trip to another date.

Dress Code

Please bring thongs / your comfy breathable shoes for on the truck and around the campsites, swimming gear, hat, sunglasses, suitable clothing to keep you cool and protect you from the sun, jumper / something to keep you cool in the evening, rain jacket (from tours running in May, September, October & November).

Other Info

Other items to consider packing: Sleeping bag suitable for the conditions (-5 degree Celsius sleeping bag if travelling between May – September), comfortable, appropriate hiking shoes or boots / strapped sandals with ankle support (whichever you feel most confident hiking in), small or inflatable pillow, cash for souvenirs, sun screen, insect repellent, toiletries, iPod / MP3 (we can play your music on the truck), camera, towel, torch, large water bottle.

This experience begins in Darwin, takes you south to Katherine and on to Kununurra. You'll visit the Bungle Bungles and join the Gibb River Road which will take you through the Kimberley region and you will finish up in Broome.