Kimberley Dreamtime Adventure Tours

From $492 to $550

Depart from your Broome accommodation and travel through Kimberley cattle country, entering Nyikina (pronounced Nig-a-na) land.

Travel to Jarlmadangah community, meet your guides and other local community members, and learn about some history, culture, skin groups, tools, weapons and art followed by lunch and a walking tour.

Onto a rock art gallery enjoying billy tea, damper and dreamtime stories.

Mount Anderson station to set up camp.

Down to the billabong for spot of afternoon freshwater prawn (cherabyn) fishing before returning to camp.

On day two, enjoy a short walk to historic Mount Anderson Station to discover the buildings and remnants that remain amongst the newer buildings used now.

2.5 hour camel trek at Mount Anderson Rock Hole for a swim and morning tea while learning about bush tucker, tracking skills and bush medicine.

End your tour by visiting the historically significant Lynungoodjung cave to hear dreamtime stories of Woonyoonboo and more.

Inclusions: Morning and afternoon tea, lunch and dinner. Pickup/drop-off to accommodation in Broome, Willare or self-drive to Jarlmadangah. Water, sunscreen and insect repellent supplied. What you should bring: Hat, closed in shoes, sunglasses, camera, bottle of water suitable for top up. Cash for optional extras.

From $710 to $770

Travel through Kimberley cattle country, entering Nyikina (pronounced Nig-a-na) land. Travel to Jarlmadangah community, learn about history, culture, skin groups, tools, weapons and art, followed by a walking tour.

Enjoy an optional afternoon walk from Rock Hole to Kalgabin (Honeymoon Springs).

On day two, take a short trek up Kalgabin, an old reliable water source and camping spot.

Embark on a journey up the Grant Ranges via a local swimming hole where you will stop for a dip.

Later, make your way to the boundary fence. Optional afternoon activities include hunting and fishing.

On day three, walk to historic Mount Anderson sheering shed before a tour of Mount Anderson Station.

Experience a 2.5 hour camel trek to Mount Anderson Rock Hole for a swim while learning about bush tucker, tracking skills and bush medicine.

Visit historically significant Lynungoodjung cave to hear dreamtime stories of Woonyoonboo.

Inclusions: Morning and afternoon teas, lunch, dinner, breakfast, pickup/drop-off to accommodation in Broome, camp equipment, water, sunscreen and insect repellent.

You should bring: Hat, closed in shoes, sunglasses, camera, bottle of water suitable for top up. Bring extra clothes, toiletries, towel, bathers, warm jacket, pillow/sheet and torch. Ten kilograms maximum luggage. Cash for optional extras.

From $100 to $300

Kimberley Dreamtime Adventure Tours are able to offer a limited number of individualised cultural awareness treks, suitable for small groups and individuals wanting to learn more about aboriginal culture and stay on country. Accompanied by Indigenous, local guides, tours can visit billabongs and creeks for swimming and fishing, learn about bush tucker and traditional medicine, include extended camel treks, climb to rock art and ancient living sites and learn about the aboriginal customs and laws still in use today.

These tours can be tailored for groups as a team building and motivation activity in a rugged outdoor setting.