Kingfisher Tours

Incred­i­ble Guides walk­ing on country. 

Enjoy a scenic flight to Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park, fly­ing over Lake Kununur­ra, Lake Argyle and the Osmond Ranges, to land at the Bell­burn airstrip and be wel­comed to coun­try by one of our local Abo­rig­i­nal guides. Jump in the 4WD and your guide will dri­ve you to the begin­ning of the walk­ing trail where you com­mence on a bush tuck­er and bush med­i­cine tour on your way to Cathe­dral Gorge. Your King­fish­er guide will sing beau­ti­ful songs of the gorges, that are 1000s of years old. Lunch is pro­vid­ed in the gorge, then head on to the look­out, learn­ing about the cul­tur­al and geo­log­i­cal his­to­ry of the area. Ice cold refresh­ments are pro­vid­ed on your return to the airstrip, with the option of a 30minute heli­copter before embark­ing on the return flight to Kununur­ra, fly­ing over the Argyle Dia­mond Mine, Carr Boyd Ranges and Ivan­hoe Cross­ing. This is a fan­tas­tic day you will not for­get. This tour is also avail­able with pick­ups from Home Val­ley and El Que­stro. For guests stay­ing at Pur­nu­l­u­lu camp­grounds, the walk­ing tour is avail­able from the Bell­burn airstrip, call King­fish­er tours to book.

Incred­i­ble Guides walk­ing on country. 

Enjoy a scenic flight to Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park, fly­ing over Lake Kununur­ra, Lake Argyle and the Osmond Ranges, to land at the Bell­burn airstrip and be wel­comed to coun­try by one of our local Abo­rig­i­nal guides. Jump in the 4WD and your guide will dri­ve you to the begin­ning of the walk­ing trail where you com­mence on a bush tuck­er and bush med­i­cine tour on your way to Cathe­dral Gorge. Your King­fish­er guide will sing beau­ti­ful songs of the gorges, that are 1000s of years old. Lunch is pro­vid­ed in the gorge, then head on to the look­out, learn­ing about the cul­tur­al and geo­log­i­cal his­to­ry of the area. Ice cold refresh­ments are pro­vid­ed on your return to the airstrip, with the option of a 30minute heli­copter before embark­ing on the return flight to Kununur­ra, fly­ing over the Argyle Dia­mond Mine, Carr Boyd Ranges and Ivan­hoe Cross­ing. This is a fan­tas­tic day you will not for­get. This tour is also avail­able with pick­ups from Home Val­ley and El Que­stro. For guests stay­ing at Pur­nu­l­u­lu camp­grounds, the walk­ing tour is avail­able from the Bell­burn airstrip, call King­fish­er tours to book.

Incred­i­ble Guides walk­ing on country. 

Enjoy a scenic flight to Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park, fly­ing over Lake Kununur­ra, Lake Argyle and the Osmond Ranges, to land at the Bell­burn airstrip and be wel­comed to coun­try by one of our local Abo­rig­i­nal guides. Jump in the 4WD and your guide will dri­ve you to the begin­ning of the walk­ing trail where you com­mence on a bush tuck­er and bush med­i­cine tour on your way to Cathe­dral Gorge. Your King­fish­er guide will sing beau­ti­ful songs of the gorges, that are 1000s of years old. Lunch is pro­vid­ed in the gorge, then head on to the look­out, learn­ing about the cul­tur­al and geo­log­i­cal his­to­ry of the area. Ice cold refresh­ments are pro­vid­ed on your return to the airstrip, with the option of a 30minute heli­copter before embark­ing on the return flight to Kununur­ra, fly­ing over the Argyle Dia­mond Mine, Carr Boyd Ranges and Ivan­hoe Cross­ing. This is a fan­tas­tic day you will not for­get. This tour is also avail­able with pick­ups from Home Val­ley and El Que­stro. For guests stay­ing at Pur­nu­l­u­lu camp­grounds, the walk­ing tour is avail­able from the Bell­burn airstrip, call King­fish­er tours to book.

Enjoy a scenic flight to
Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park, fly­ing over Lake Kununur­ra, Lake Argyle and the
Osmond Ranges, to land at the Bell­burn airstrip where you’re wel­comed to coun­try by one of our local Abo­rig­i­nal guides. Jump in the 4WD and your guide will dri­ve you to the begin­ning of the walk­ing trail in the North­ern Mas­sif.
We walk up the Echid­na look­out, hear the sto­ries of the cheeky Echid­na, then on into the spec­tac­u­lar chasm and the sto­ries of the coun­try from our Gija guides. Stop for fresh cof­fee, tea and warm damper and local jam cooked by your guide. Walk around to the mini-palms and before jump­ing back into the
4WD around to the south­ern end of the Bun­gles where we head out on a bush tuck­er and bush med­i­cine tour on your way to Cathe­dral Gorge. Your King­fish­er guide will sing beau­ti­ful songs of the gorges, that are 1000s of years old. Lunch is pro­vid­ed in the gorge, then head on to the look out, learn­ing about the cul­tur­al and geo­log­i­cal his­to­ry of the area. Ice cold refresh­ments are
pro­vid­ed on your return to the airstrip, with the option of a 30minute
heli­copter flight. Embark on the return flight to Kununur­ra, fly­ing over the
Argyle Dia­mond Mine, Carr Boyd Ranges and Ivan­hoe Cross­ing. This is a
fan­tas­tic day you will not for­get. This tour is also avail­able with pick­ups from Home Val­ley and El Que­stro. For guests stay­ing at Pur­nu­l­u­lu camp­grounds,
the walk­ing tour is avail­able from the Bell­burn airstrip, call King­fish­er Tours to book.

Depart­ing from Kununur­ra we take an amaz­ing scenic flight where you receive a per­spec­tive of the Kim­ber­ley only seen from the air — all pas­sen­gers have a win­dow seat!

We over­fly Lake Kununur­ra, Lake Argyle, Kim­ber­ley Sta­tion Coun­try and the Osmond ranges before com­ing into cir­cuit over Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park to view the ancient bee­hive domes and mag­nif­i­cent gorges. 

On land­ing at Bell­burn Airstrip (sit­u­at­ed with­in the park) we jump into the 4WDs and head off on the dirt track that runs along­side the west­ern side of the escarp­ment as we head for Echid­na Chasm. Morn­ing tea is served before we walk into the chasm, learn­ing the sto­ries of the cheeky Echid­na as we go.
After watch­ing the chasm glow gold we’ll jump back in the 4WD and around to Cathe­dral Gorge for a bush tuck­er and bush med­i­cine walk. 

Once enter­ing Cathe­dral your guide will enlight­en you with sto­ries of the sacred pool and the gate keep­er of the gorge. Lunch is pro­vid­ed in the gorge, then head on to the look out, learn­ing about the cul­tur­al and geo­log­i­cal his­to­ry of the area. 

Ice cold refresh­ments are pro­vid­ed on your return to the airstrip before we embark on the return flight to Kununur­ra, fly­ing over the
Argyle Dia­mond Mine, Carr Boyd Ranges and Ivan­hoe Crossing. 

This is a fan­tas­tic day you will not forget. 

Depart­ing from Kununur­ra we take an amaz­ing scenic flight where you receive a per­spec­tive of the Kim­ber­ley only seen from the air — all pas­sen­gers have a win­dow seat!

We over­fly Lake Kununur­ra, Lake Argyle, Kim­ber­ley Sta­tion Coun­try and the Osmond ranges before com­ing into cir­cuit over Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park to view the ancient bee­hive domes and mag­nif­i­cent gorges. 

On land­ing at Bell­burn Airstrip (sit­u­at­ed with­in the park) we jump into the 4WDs and head off on the dirt track that runs along­side the west­ern side of the escarp­ment as we head for Echid­na Chasm. Morn­ing tea is served before we walk into the chasm, learn­ing the sto­ries of the cheeky Echid­na as we go.
After watch­ing the chasm glow gold we’ll jump back in the 4WD and around to Cathe­dral Gorge for a bush tuck­er and bush med­i­cine walk. 

Once enter­ing Cathe­dral your guide will enlight­en you with sto­ries of the sacred pool and the gate keep­er of the gorge. Lunch is pro­vid­ed in the gorge, then head on to the look out, learn­ing about the cul­tur­al and geo­log­i­cal his­to­ry of the area. 

Ice cold refresh­ments are pro­vid­ed on your return to the airstrip before we embark on the return flight to Kununur­ra, fly­ing over the
Argyle Dia­mond Mine, Carr Boyd Ranges and Ivan­hoe Crossing. 

This is a fan­tas­tic day you will not forget. 

Depart­ing from Kununur­ra we take an amaz­ing scenic flight where you receive a per­spec­tive of the Kim­ber­ley only seen from the air — all pas­sen­gers have a win­dow seat!

We over­fly Lake Kununur­ra, Lake Argyle, Kim­ber­ley Sta­tion Coun­try and the Osmond ranges before com­ing into cir­cuit over Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park to view the ancient bee­hive domes and mag­nif­i­cent gorges. 

On land­ing at Bell­burn Airstrip (sit­u­at­ed with­in the park) we jump into the 4WDs and head off on the dirt track that runs along­side the west­ern side of the escarp­ment as we head for Echid­na Chasm. Morn­ing tea is served before we walk into the chasm, learn­ing the sto­ries of the cheeky Echid­na as we go.
After watch­ing the chasm glow gold we’ll jump back in the 4WD and around to Cathe­dral Gorge for a bush tuck­er and bush med­i­cine walk. 

Once enter­ing Cathe­dral your guide will enlight­en you with sto­ries of the sacred pool and the gate keep­er of the gorge. Lunch is pro­vid­ed in the gorge, then head on to the look out, learn­ing about the cul­tur­al and geo­log­i­cal his­to­ry of the area. 

Ice cold refresh­ments are pro­vid­ed on your return to the airstrip before we embark on the return flight to Kununur­ra, fly­ing over the
Argyle Dia­mond Mine, Carr Boyd Ranges and Ivan­hoe Crossing. 

This is a fan­tas­tic day you will not forget. 

Depart­ing from Kununur­ra we take an amaz­ing scenic flight where you receive a per­spec­tive of the Kim­ber­ley only seen from the air — all pas­sen­gers have a win­dow seat!

We over­fly Lake Kununur­ra, Lake Argyle, Kim­ber­ley Sta­tion Coun­try and the Osmond ranges before com­ing into cir­cuit over Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park to view the ancient bee­hive domes and mag­nif­i­cent gorges. 

On land­ing at Bell­burn Airstrip (sit­u­at­ed with­in the park) we jump into the 4WDs and head off on the dirt track that runs along­side the west­ern side of the escarp­ment as we head for Echid­na Chasm. Morn­ing tea is served before we walk into the chasm, learn­ing the sto­ries of the cheeky Echid­na as we go.
After watch­ing the chasm glow gold we’ll jump back in the 4WD and around to Cathe­dral Gorge for a bush tuck­er and bush med­i­cine walk. 

Once enter­ing Cathe­dral your guide will enlight­en you with sto­ries of the sacred pool and the gate keep­er of the gorge. Lunch is pro­vid­ed in the gorge, then head on to the look out, learn­ing about the cul­tur­al and geo­log­i­cal his­to­ry of the area. 

Ice cold refresh­ments are pro­vid­ed on your return to the airstrip before we embark on the return flight to Kununur­ra, fly­ing over the
Argyle Dia­mond Mine, Carr Boyd Ranges and Ivan­hoe Crossing. 

This is a fan­tas­tic day you will not forget. 

This adven­ture packed day show­cas­es the Punamii-unpuu Hik­ing Trail, spec­tac­u­lar ancient rock paint­ings, and the icon­ic Mitchell Falls. 

Depart­ing Kununur­ra we track to the Cock­burn Ranges, along the Pen­te­cost Riv­er and onwards to the Mitchell Plateau for an 8am land­ing. We have morn­ing tea at the inter­na­tion­al lounge then dri­ve down an eye-catch­ing bush track sur­round­ed by ancient Liv­ingsto­nia palms, to the Mertens camp­ground (Ranger Base) and the start of the 4.5km Punamii-unpuu Hik­ing Trail. Along the way swim, explore and enjoy trail snacks at the Lit­tle Mertens Falls. Be inspired and hum­bled by the mys­te­ri­ous, ancient rock art found beneath the falls, fea­tur­ing the myth­i­cal Gwion Gwion spir­it fig­ures. Next stop is the awe­some Big Mertens Falls and the upstream cross­ing of the Mitchell Riv­er before arriv­ing at the spec­tac­u­lar Punamii-unpuu (Mitchell Falls). Here you have time to enjoy your lunch, relax and swim. We then take an exhil­a­rat­ing heli­copter ride over the Falls back to base where we dri­ve back to the air­field for a well-earned cold beer, wine or a cup of tea, before the home­ward flight, via the Cam­bridge Gulf, Wyn­d­ham and a low swoop over the Low­er Ord wet­lands. We also pick-up and drop-off at El Questro/​Emma Gorge/​Home Valley/​Wyndham and Broome.

Please bring wet shoes or a spare pair of socks, ple­sae wear sen­si­ble walk­ing shoes or boots. Bring hat tow­el sun­screen and bathers . We pro­vide a back pack with trail snacks , lunch and fruit drink with a 1.5litre of cold water, this you car­ry yourself . 

This adven­ture packed day show­cas­es the Punamii-unpuu Hik­ing Trail, spec­tac­u­lar ancient rock paint­ings, and the icon­ic Mitchell Falls. 

Depart­ing Kununur­ra we track to the Cock­burn Ranges, along the Pen­te­cost Riv­er and onwards to the Mitchell Plateau for an 8am land­ing. We have morn­ing tea at the inter­na­tion­al lounge then dri­ve down an eye-catch­ing bush track sur­round­ed by ancient Liv­ingsto­nia palms, to the Mertens camp­ground (Ranger Base) and the start of the 4.5km Punamii-unpuu Hik­ing Trail. Along the way swim, explore and enjoy trail snacks at the Lit­tle Mertens Falls. Be inspired and hum­bled by the mys­te­ri­ous, ancient rock art found beneath the falls, fea­tur­ing the myth­i­cal Gwion Gwion spir­it fig­ures. Next stop is the awe­some Big Mertens Falls and the upstream cross­ing of the Mitchell Riv­er before arriv­ing at the spec­tac­u­lar Punamii-unpuu (Mitchell Falls). Here you have time to enjoy your lunch, relax and swim. We then take an exhil­a­rat­ing heli­copter ride over the Falls back to base where we dri­ve back to the air­field for a well-earned cold beer, wine or a cup of tea, before the home­ward flight, via the Cam­bridge Gulf, Wyn­d­ham and a low swoop over the Low­er Ord wet­lands. We also pick-up and drop-off at El Questro/​Emma Gorge/​Home Valley/​Wyndham and Broome.

Please bring wet shoes or a spare pair of socks, ple­sae wear sen­si­ble walk­ing shoes or boots. Bring hat tow­el sun­screen and bathers . We pro­vide a back pack with trail snacks , lunch and fruit drink with a 1.5litre of cold water, this you car­ry yourself . 

This adven­ture packed day show­cas­es the Punamii-unpuu Hik­ing Trail, spec­tac­u­lar ancient rock paint­ings, and the icon­ic Mitchell Falls. 

Depart­ing Kununur­ra we track to the Cock­burn Ranges, along the Pen­te­cost Riv­er and onwards to the Mitchell Plateau for an 8am land­ing. We have morn­ing tea at the inter­na­tion­al lounge then dri­ve down an eye-catch­ing bush track sur­round­ed by ancient Liv­ingsto­nia palms, to the Mertens camp­ground (Ranger Base) and the start of the 4.5km Punamii-unpuu Hik­ing Trail. Along the way swim, explore and enjoy trail snacks at the Lit­tle Mertens Falls. Be inspired and hum­bled by the mys­te­ri­ous, ancient rock art found beneath the falls, fea­tur­ing the myth­i­cal Gwion Gwion spir­it fig­ures. Next stop is the awe­some Big Mertens Falls and the upstream cross­ing of the Mitchell Riv­er before arriv­ing at the spec­tac­u­lar Punamii-unpuu (Mitchell Falls). Here you have time to enjoy your lunch, relax and swim. We then take an exhil­a­rat­ing heli­copter ride over the Falls back to base where we dri­ve back to the air­field for a well-earned cold beer, wine or a cup of tea, before the home­ward flight, via the Cam­bridge Gulf, Wyn­d­ham and a low swoop over the Low­er Ord wet­lands. We also pick-up and drop-off at El Questro/​Emma Gorge/​Home Valley/​Wyndham and Broome.

Please bring wet shoes or a spare pair of socks, ple­sae wear sen­si­ble walk­ing shoes or boots. Bring hat tow­el sun­screen and bathers . We pro­vide a back pack with trail snacks , lunch and fruit drink with a 1.5litre of cold water, this you car­ry yourself . 

This adven­ture packed day show­cas­es the Punamii-unpuu Hik­ing Trail, spec­tac­u­lar ancient rock paint­ings, and the icon­ic Mitchell Falls. 

Depart­ing Kununur­ra we track to the Cock­burn Ranges, along the Pen­te­cost Riv­er and onwards to the Mitchell Plateau for an 8am land­ing. We have morn­ing tea at the inter­na­tion­al lounge then dri­ve down an eye-catch­ing bush track sur­round­ed by ancient Liv­ingsto­nia palms, to the Mertens camp­ground (Ranger Base) and the start of the 4.5km Punamii-unpuu Hik­ing Trail. Along the way swim, explore and enjoy trail snacks at the Lit­tle Mertens Falls. Be inspired and hum­bled by the mys­te­ri­ous, ancient rock art found beneath the falls, fea­tur­ing the myth­i­cal Gwion Gwion spir­it fig­ures. Next stop is the awe­some Big Mertens Falls and the upstream cross­ing of the Mitchell Riv­er before arriv­ing at the spec­tac­u­lar Punamii-unpuu (Mitchell Falls). Here you have time to enjoy your lunch, relax and swim. We then take an exhil­a­rat­ing heli­copter ride over the Falls back to base where we dri­ve back to the air­field for a well-earned cold beer, wine or a cup of tea, before the home­ward flight, via the Cam­bridge Gulf, Wyn­d­ham and a low swoop over the Low­er Ord wet­lands. We also pick-up and drop-off at El Questro/​Emma Gorge/​Home Valley/​Wyndham and Broome.

Please bring wet shoes or a spare pair of socks, ple­sae wear sen­si­ble walk­ing shoes or boots. Bring hat tow­el sun­screen and bathers . We pro­vide a back pack with trail snacks , lunch and fruit drink with a 1.5litre of cold water, this you car­ry yourself . 

Fly into the Mitchell Plateau across extra­or­di­nary coun­try, then hike up the Punamii-Uun­puu (Mitchell Falls) walk­ing trail. Swim in the fresh pools along the way before enjoy­ing lunch at the falls. We then heli back and drop you to your exclu­sive Mitchell Wilder­ness Camp for the night. We pick you up after break­fast for an amaz­ing coastal flight over Trust­cott and Kalum­bu­ru com­mu­ni­ty and then up on to the coast track­ing over Far­away Bay and onto King George Falls, Berke­ley Riv­er, down to Adol­phus island and over the Cam­bridge Gulf and the tidal plains of Wyn­d­ham and then fol­low the low­er Ord back in to the Ord val­ley over Ivan­hoe cross­ing to land at Kununur­ra airport. 

Sleep out in the majes­tic Pur­nu­l­u­lu landscape. 

Fly out from Kununur­ra over the Ord Riv­er, Lake Argyle Dam and the inland sea of Lake Argyle, then on to main land over Smoke Creek and Kim­ber­ley sta­tion coun­try before fly­ing an aer­i­al cir­cuit of the famous Bee­hive Domes. 

On land­ing, 4WD to Echid­na Chasm where you embark on your first walk into the mas­sifs, learn­ing the ori­gin sto­ries as the walls of the chasm begin to glow a bright orange. 

Head off an on brief 4WD, stop­ping for the per­fect van­tage points of the Bee­hive Domes, short­ly fol­lowed by walk­ing amongst them, learn­ing of how they were formed. Fol­low the sandy creek beds fur­ther into the rock for­ma­tions until you reach Cathe­dral Gorge. Take your time in this nat­ur­al amphithe­atre; test your vocal cords or sit back in the shade tak­ing in the cool earth. 

At the end of the walk­ing tour you can enjoy the after­noon hav­ing sun­set drinks at a fan­tas­tic van­tage point.

Enjoy din­ner and a bon­fire at the Wilder­ness Lodge before being lulled to sleep by the sound of the bush. 

Take your time to rise for break­fast on the deck before meet­ing your guide to return to Kununur­ra over­fly­ing Argyle Dia­mond Mine, the Carr Boyd Range and the Ord irri­ga­tion scheme. 

This is a unique overnight expe­ri­ence, with a local Kim­ber­ley guide, that you’ll nev­er forget.

Sleep out in the majes­tic Pur­nu­l­u­lu landscape. 

Fly out from Kununur­ra over the Ord Riv­er, Lake Argyle Dam and the inland sea of Lake Argyle, then on to main land over Smoke Creek and Kim­ber­ley sta­tion coun­try before fly­ing an aer­i­al cir­cuit of the famous Bee­hive Domes. 

On land­ing, 4WD to Echid­na Chasm where you embark on your first walk into the mas­sifs, learn­ing the ori­gin sto­ries as the walls of the chasm begin to glow a bright orange. 

Head off an on brief 4WD, stop­ping for the per­fect van­tage points of the Bee­hive Domes, short­ly fol­lowed by walk­ing amongst them, learn­ing of how they were formed. Fol­low the sandy creek beds fur­ther into the rock for­ma­tions until you reach Cathe­dral Gorge. Take your time in this nat­ur­al amphithe­atre; test your vocal cords or sit back in the shade tak­ing in the cool earth. 

At the end of the walk­ing tour you can enjoy the after­noon hav­ing sun­set drinks at a fan­tas­tic van­tage point.

Enjoy din­ner and a bon­fire at the Wilder­ness Lodge before being lulled to sleep by the sound of the bush. 

Take your time to rise for break­fast on the deck before meet­ing your guide to return to Kununur­ra over­fly­ing Argyle Dia­mond Mine, the Carr Boyd Range and the Ord irri­ga­tion scheme. 

This is a unique overnight expe­ri­ence, with a local Kim­ber­ley guide, that you’ll nev­er forget.

Sleep out in the majes­tic Pur­nu­l­u­lu landscape. 

Fly out from Kununur­ra over the Ord Riv­er, Lake Argyle Dam and the inland sea of Lake Argyle, then on to main land over Smoke Creek and Kim­ber­ley sta­tion coun­try before fly­ing an aer­i­al cir­cuit of the famous Bee­hive Domes. 

On land­ing, 4WD to Echid­na Chasm where you embark on your first walk into the mas­sifs, learn­ing the ori­gin sto­ries as the walls of the chasm begin to glow a bright orange. 

Head off an on brief 4WD, stop­ping for the per­fect van­tage points of the Bee­hive Domes, short­ly fol­lowed by walk­ing amongst them, learn­ing of how they were formed. Fol­low the sandy creek beds fur­ther into the rock for­ma­tions until you reach Cathe­dral Gorge. Take your time in this nat­ur­al amphithe­atre; test your vocal cords or sit back in the shade tak­ing in the cool earth. 

At the end of the walk­ing tour you can enjoy the after­noon hav­ing sun­set drinks at a fan­tas­tic van­tage point.

Enjoy din­ner and a bon­fire at the Wilder­ness Lodge before being lulled to sleep by the sound of the bush. 

Take your time to rise for break­fast on the deck before meet­ing your guide to return to Kununur­ra over­fly­ing Argyle Dia­mond Mine, the Carr Boyd Range and the Ord irri­ga­tion scheme. 

This is a unique overnight expe­ri­ence, with a local Kim­ber­ley guide, that you’ll nev­er forget.

Sleep out in the majes­tic Pur­nu­l­u­lu landscape. 

Fly out from Kununur­ra over the Ord Riv­er, Lake Argyle Dam and the inland sea of Lake Argyle, then on to main land over Smoke Creek and Kim­ber­ley sta­tion coun­try before fly­ing an aer­i­al cir­cuit of the famous Bee­hive Domes. 

On land­ing, 4WD to Echid­na Chasm where you embark on your first walk into the mas­sifs, learn­ing the ori­gin sto­ries as the walls of the chasm begin to glow a bright orange. 

Head off an on brief 4WD, stop­ping for the per­fect van­tage points of the Bee­hive Domes, short­ly fol­lowed by walk­ing amongst them, learn­ing of how they were formed. Fol­low the sandy creek beds fur­ther into the rock for­ma­tions until you reach Cathe­dral Gorge. Take your time in this nat­ur­al amphithe­atre; test your vocal cords or sit back in the shade tak­ing in the cool earth. 

At the end of the walk­ing tour you can enjoy the after­noon hav­ing sun­set drinks at a fan­tas­tic van­tage point.

Enjoy din­ner and a bon­fire at the Wilder­ness Lodge before being lulled to sleep by the sound of the bush. 

Take your time to rise for break­fast on the deck before meet­ing your guide to return to Kununur­ra over­fly­ing Argyle Dia­mond Mine, the Carr Boyd Range and the Ord irri­ga­tion scheme. 

This is a unique overnight expe­ri­ence, with a local Kim­ber­ley guide, that you’ll nev­er forget.

Sleep out in the majes­tic Pur­nu­l­u­lu landscape. 

Fly out from Kununur­ra over the Ord Riv­er, Lake Argyle Dam and the inland sea of Lake Argyle, then on to main land over Smoke Creek and Kim­ber­ley sta­tion coun­try before fly­ing an aer­i­al cir­cuit of the famous Bee­hive Domes. 

On land­ing, 4WD to Echid­na Chasm where you embark on your first walk into the mas­sifs, learn­ing the ori­gin sto­ries as the walls of the chasm begin to glow a bright orange. 

Head off an on brief 4WD, stop­ping for the per­fect van­tage points of the Bee­hive Domes, short­ly fol­lowed by walk­ing amongst them, learn­ing of how they were formed. Fol­low the sandy creek beds fur­ther into the rock for­ma­tions until you reach Cathe­dral Gorge. Take your time in this nat­ur­al amphithe­atre; test your vocal cords or sit back in the shade tak­ing in the cool earth. 

At the end of the walk­ing tour you can enjoy the after­noon hav­ing sun­set drinks at a fan­tas­tic van­tage point.

Enjoy din­ner and a bon­fire at the Wilder­ness Lodge before being lulled to sleep by the sound of the bush. 

Take your time to rise for break­fast on the deck before meet­ing your guide to return to Kununur­ra over­fly­ing Argyle Dia­mond Mine, the Carr Boyd Range and the Ord irri­ga­tion scheme. 

This is a unique overnight expe­ri­ence, with a local Kim­ber­ley guide, that you’ll nev­er forget.

Sleep out in the majes­tic Pur­nu­l­u­lu landscape. 

Fly out from Kununur­ra over the Ord Riv­er, Lake Argyle Dam and the inland sea of Lake Argyle, then on to main land over Smoke Creek and Kim­ber­ley sta­tion coun­try before fly­ing an aer­i­al cir­cuit of the famous Bee­hive Domes. 

On land­ing, 4WD to Echid­na Chasm where you embark on your first walk into the mas­sifs, learn­ing the ori­gin sto­ries as the walls of the chasm begin to glow a bright orange. 

Head off an on brief 4WD, stop­ping for the per­fect van­tage points of the Bee­hive Domes, short­ly fol­lowed by walk­ing amongst them, learn­ing of how they were formed. Fol­low the sandy creek beds fur­ther into the rock for­ma­tions until you reach Cathe­dral Gorge. Take your time in this nat­ur­al amphithe­atre; test your vocal cords or sit back in the shade tak­ing in the cool earth. 

At the end of the walk­ing tour you can enjoy the after­noon hav­ing sun­set drinks at a fan­tas­tic van­tage point.

Enjoy din­ner and a bon­fire at the Wilder­ness Lodge before being lulled to sleep by the sound of the bush. 

Take your time to rise for break­fast on the deck before meet­ing your guide to return to Kununur­ra over­fly­ing Argyle Dia­mond Mine, the Carr Boyd Range and the Ord irri­ga­tion scheme. 

This is a unique overnight expe­ri­ence, with a local Kim­ber­ley guide, that you’ll nev­er forget.

Sleep out in the majes­tic Pur­nu­l­u­lu landscape. 

Fly out from Kununur­ra over the Ord Riv­er, Lake Argyle Dam and the inland sea of Lake Argyle, then on to main land over Smoke Creek and Kim­ber­ley sta­tion coun­try before fly­ing an aer­i­al cir­cuit of the famous Bee­hive Domes. 

On land­ing, 4WD to Echid­na Chasm where you embark on your first walk into the mas­sifs, learn­ing the ori­gin sto­ries as the walls of the chasm begin to glow a bright orange. 

Head off an on brief 4WD, stop­ping for the per­fect van­tage points of the Bee­hive Domes, short­ly fol­lowed by walk­ing amongst them, learn­ing of how they were formed. Fol­low the sandy creek beds fur­ther into the rock for­ma­tions until you reach Cathe­dral Gorge. Take your time in this nat­ur­al amphithe­atre; test your vocal cords or sit back in the shade tak­ing in the cool earth. 

At the end of the walk­ing tour you can enjoy the after­noon hav­ing sun­set drinks at a fan­tas­tic van­tage point.

Enjoy din­ner and a bon­fire at the Wilder­ness Lodge before being lulled to sleep by the sound of the bush. 

Take your time to rise for break­fast on the deck before meet­ing your guide to return to Kununur­ra over­fly­ing Argyle Dia­mond Mine, the Carr Boyd Range and the Ord irri­ga­tion scheme. 

This is a unique overnight expe­ri­ence, with a local Kim­ber­ley guide, that you’ll nev­er forget.

Sleep out in the majes­tic Pur­nu­l­u­lu landscape. 

Fly out from Kununur­ra over the Ord Riv­er, Lake Argyle Dam and the inland sea of Lake Argyle, then on to main land over Smoke Creek and Kim­ber­ley sta­tion coun­try before fly­ing an aer­i­al cir­cuit of the famous Bee­hive Domes. 

On land­ing, 4WD to Echid­na Chasm where you embark on your first walk into the mas­sifs, learn­ing the ori­gin sto­ries as the walls of the chasm begin to glow a bright orange. 

Head off an on brief 4WD, stop­ping for the per­fect van­tage points of the Bee­hive Domes, short­ly fol­lowed by walk­ing amongst them, learn­ing of how they were formed. Fol­low the sandy creek beds fur­ther into the rock for­ma­tions until you reach Cathe­dral Gorge. Take your time in this nat­ur­al amphithe­atre; test your vocal cords or sit back in the shade tak­ing in the cool earth. 

At the end of the walk­ing tour you can enjoy the after­noon hav­ing sun­set drinks at a fan­tas­tic van­tage point.

Enjoy din­ner and a bon­fire at the Wilder­ness Lodge before being lulled to sleep by the sound of the bush. 

Take your time to rise for break­fast on the deck before meet­ing your guide to return to Kununur­ra over­fly­ing Argyle Dia­mond Mine, the Carr Boyd Range and the Ord irri­ga­tion scheme. 

This is a unique overnight expe­ri­ence, with a local Kim­ber­ley guide, that you’ll nev­er forget.

A Fan­tas­tic Bun­gles Flight. Big seats, high winged, huge win­dows and com­fort­able G8 Aus­tralian Made Airvans. 

Depart­ing Kununur­ra we head south over Lake Kununur­ra, the Pack­sad­dle Irri­ga­tion area, and the upper Ord Riv­er on to Lake Argyle, fly­ing over some of our vast cat­tle sta­tions, the Osmond Ranges, and onto the impos­ing sight of Bun­gle Bun­gle Range. The orange and black rib­bons across the bee­hive-like mounds, are clear­ly vis­i­ble as you approach from the north. We sweep fur­ther over the range and its hid­den world of gorges and bill­abongs is revealed to fur­ther show­case Pican­niny Gorge and the west­ern escarp­ment, before set­ting course for the Argyle Dia­mond Mine; the birth­place of the spec­tac­u­lar Argyle pink dia­mond. The west­ern shore­line of Lake Argyle and the Carr Boyd Ranges lead us back to Kununur­ra where, as a spe­cial bonus, we over-fly the Low­er Ord, Ivan­hoe Cross­ing and the north­ern irri­gat­ed farm­lands. This is a flight you will nev­er forget!

A Fan­tas­tic Bun­gles Flight. Big seats, high winged, huge win­dows and com­fort­able G8 Aus­tralian Made Airvans. 

Depart­ing Kununur­ra we head south over Lake Kununur­ra, the Pack­sad­dle Irri­ga­tion area, and the upper Ord Riv­er on to Lake Argyle, fly­ing over some of our vast cat­tle sta­tions, the Osmond Ranges, and onto the impos­ing sight of Bun­gle Bun­gle Range. The orange and black rib­bons across the bee­hive-like mounds are clear­ly vis­i­ble as you approach from the north. We sweep fur­ther over the range and its hid­den world of gorges and bill­abongs is revealed to fur­ther show­case Pican­niny Gorge and the west­ern escarp­ment, before set­ting course for the Argyle Dia­mond Mine; the birth­place of the spec­tac­u­lar Argyle pink dia­mond. The west­ern shore­line of Lake Argyle and the Carr Boyd Ranges lead us back to Kununur­ra where, as a spe­cial bonus, we over-fly the Low­er Ord, Ivan­hoe Cross­ing and the north­ern irri­gat­ed farm­lands. This is a flight you will nev­er forget!

Depart­ing Kununur­ra we head south over Lake Kununur­ra, the Pack­sad­dle Irri­ga­tion area, and the upper Ord Riv­er on to Lake Argyle, fly­ing over some of our vast cat­tle sta­tions, the Osmond Ranges, and onto the impos­ing sight of Bun­gle Bun­gle Range. The orange and black rib­bons across the bee­hive-like mounds are clear­ly vis­i­ble as you approach from the north. We sweep fur­ther over the range and its hid­den world of gorges and bill­abongs is revealed to fur­ther show­case Pican­niny Gorge and the west­ern escarp­ment, before set­ting course for the Argyle Dia­mond Mine; the birth­place of the spec­tac­u­lar Argyle pink dia­mond. The west­ern shore­line of Lake Argyle and the Carr Boyd Ranges lead us back to Kununur­ra where, as a spe­cial bonus, we over-fly the Low­er Ord, Ivan­hoe Cross­ing and the north­ern irri­gat­ed farm­lands. This is a flight you will nev­er forget!

Win­dow seats are guaranteed

Depart­ing Kununur­ra we head south over Lake Kununur­ra, the Pack­sad­dle Irri­ga­tion area, and the upper Ord Riv­er on to Lake Argyle, fly­ing over some of our vast cat­tle sta­tions, the Osmond Ranges, and onto the impos­ing sight of Bun­gle Bun­gle Range. The orange and black rib­bons across the bee­hive-like mounds are clear­ly vis­i­ble as you approach from the north. We sweep fur­ther over the range and its hid­den world of gorges and bill­abongs is revealed to fur­ther show­case Pican­niny Gorge and the west­ern escarp­ment, before set­ting course for the Argyle Dia­mond Mine; the birth­place of the spec­tac­u­lar Argyle pink dia­mond. The west­ern shore­line of Lake Argyle and the Carr Boyd Ranges lead us back to Kununur­ra where, as a spe­cial bonus, we over-fly the Low­er Ord, Ivan­hoe Cross­ing and the north­ern irri­gat­ed farm­lands. This is a flight you will nev­er forget!

Win­dow seats are guaranteed

Join our ful­ly escort­ed 5 day, 4 night air safari across the North and
East Kim­ber­ley.

Tour Itin­er­ary:

Day 1. Depart Kununur­ra on a scenic cir­cuit over Lake Argyle, Osmond Ranges,
and sta­tion coun­try to land with­in Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park. Your King­fish­er
guide will organ­ise Tea and Cof­fee on land­ing before head­ing off on guid­ed
walk­ing tours with­in the Bun­gle Bun­gle Range. Pic­nic lunch will be enjoyed on
tour. After your first walk­ing tour check in to Bun­gle Bun­gle Wilder­ness Lodge
to Supe­ri­or, ensuit­ed Safari tents and then head off for Sun­set drinks and
nib­bles from one of the many look­outs with­in the park. 

Day 2. Cooked and
con­ti­nen­tal break­fast is pro­vid­ed at the lodge where you will meet with your
guide, and we take a dri­ve to the oth­er side of the escarp­ment to traipse
deep­er into the mag­nif­i­cent Bun­gle Bun­gle range. Again, pic­nic lunch­es are
pro­vid­ed, and you will have ample oppor­tu­ni­ty to sit with­in the shade of the
epic gorges to enjoy the cool earth and a well earnt meal. 

Enjoy your last evening sit­ting around the fire, whilst your guide
shares tales of the Kim­ber­ley, watch­ing the stars mov­ing across the big
sky. Cathe­dral Gorge, Pic­canin­ny Creek, Echid­na Chasm, Mini Palms Gorge

Inclu­sions:

Guid­ed Cathe­dral Gorge, Pic­canin­ny Creek, Echid­na Chasm, Mini Palms
Gorge walks

Break­fasts and 3 course din­ners pro­vid­ed at the Bun­gle Bun­gle Wilder­ness
Lodge

All oth­er meals pro­vid­ed dur­ing day touring

Day 3. Depart
Pur­nu­l­u­lu for the Mitchell Plateau over the Argyle Dia­mond Mine and the
Cock­burn Ranges track­ing North-West to the top of the Kim­ber­ley land­ing amongst
the ancient Livis­tona Palms. 

Your guide will take you on an exclu­sive Bush Tuck­er and Rock Art tour
down to the King Edward Riv­er area of the Mitchell Riv­er Nation­al Park, rarely
vis­it­ed by guests fol­lowed by after­noon drinks and nib­bles on the King Edward
escarp­ment.

Check in to Mitchell Falls Wilder­ness Lodge in the
after­noon and enjoy a 3‑course meal on the deck and a glass of wine by the fire
after your meal. 

Day 4. After break­fast at the Lodge, you will meet your guide for the
Punamii-Uun­puu (Mitchell Falls) hike, swim­ming in the beau­ti­ful water­holes and
water­falls, vis­it­ing the rock art gal­leries that show case some of the world’s
old­est rock art — dat­ing up to 45,000 years old. 

Enjoy a pic­nic lunch in front of the famous
Mitchell Falls fol­lowed by a swim in the Mitchell Riv­er above the falls and
then board your Heli trans­fer, tak­ing in the incred­i­ble view of the falls from
the open-door Heli’s and then land­ing back at the begin­ning of the trail. 

There’ll be time to refresh after the hike before head­ing out for sun­set
drinks and back in time for your last night under the stars at the Lodge with
your guide.

Day 5. Take the start of the morn­ing to relax with a cof­fee by the swim­ming
hole at the Wilder­ness Lodge and then you will meet your guide to trans­fer back
to the Mitchell Plateau airstrip. Board your scenic flight fol­low­ing the
coast­line of the North­east Kim­ber­ley, over­fly­ing Trust­cott, the old Pas­pa­ley
Pearl Farms and Kalum­bu­ru Com­mu­ni­ty, one of the old­est run­ning com­mu­ni­ties in
the Kim­ber­ley. From Kalum­bu­ru we con­tin­ue along the coast fly­ing over Far­away
Bay, King George Falls, the Berkley Riv­er and across the Cam­bridge Gulf where
the 5 major riv­er sys­tems in the East Kim­ber­ley meet before land­ing back in
Kununur­ra. This will mark the end of your tour with King­fish­er Tours, and we
will trans­fer you back to your accom­mo­da­tion of choice. 

Inclu­sions:

Mitchell Falls Day Trek, Heli­copter Trans­fer, Rock Art Tour

Break­fasts and 3 course din­ners pro­vid­ed at the Mitchell Falls Wilder­ness Lodge 

All oth­er meals pro­vid­ed dur­ing day touring

Operation Dates/Seasonality

Kingfisher Tours operate between April 1st -September 30th annually or subject to National Park opening and closure dates where they fall within this period. National Park opening dates may be affected by the weather. Kununurra and the Kimberley Regional is subject to a monsoonal season from December – March annually (The Wet Season). Please be aware the roads and airstrips may be inaccessible in the early stages of the season due to flooding.

Mitchell River National Park is not accessible until May 1st annually.

Booking and Cancellation policy

Bookings may be made by telephone email online via website or through agent connected rates on Rezdy and will receive a Rezdy Confirmation number from Kingfisher Tours when booked.

Payment Terms

Tour and Accommodation bookings require a 20% deposit within 7 days of the order otherwise the availability will be released. Full payment is to be made 30 days prior to the tour date. Payment can be made via Visa Mastercard or direct credit. Payment not made 30 days prior to booking may be cancelled and the 20% deposit will be forfeited to cover administrative costs.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations must be received in writing and following terms apply:

• Cancellations received more than 30 days prior to the departure date the full deposit (being 20%) is forfeited. You may request the deposit be held in a voucher to be used within 12 months of cancellation.

• Cancellations received between 15 and 30 days prior to the departure date 50% of the total cost is forfeited.

• Cancellations received 14 days or less prior to the departure date including “no shows” 100% of the total cost is forfeited

Additional banking costs may apply if transaction fees have been incurred in the elected payment process.

All cancellations made by Kingfisher Tours will be fully refunded.

We strongly recommend that all customers take out travel insurance.

Travel Restriction Cancellation Policy

The customer shall comply with all Government (Federal and State) COVID-19 vaccination or testing requirements for entry into Western Australia or to access the operator's premises event or service. Where the customer does not meet a vaccination or testing requirement:

(a) prior to departure from the customer’s home location the customer will forfeit any and all monies paid; or

(b) for entry to the event or venue or access to the service the customer will not be granted entry and will forfeit any and all monies paid.

Where the customer cancels due to travel restrictions other than vaccination or testing requirements the customer will be contacted and offered a refund or credit note (to be used within 12 months of cancellation) where such an offer is at the absolute discretion of the operator. The operator reserves the right to withhold up to 20% (the deposit) of the total booking to cover administrative expenses and other losses dependent on when notice of cancellation is given by the customer.

We strongly recommend that all customers take out travel insurance.

Where sudden COVID19 restrictions impact on a booking within 7 days of the tour then terms may be adjusted to refund the guests money where third-party payments are able to be recuperated. We request a 3-month window to apply refunds for these tours.

Force Majeure

Where tour schedules are cancelled or accommodation is inaccessible due to a ‘Force Majeure’ (translated as "superior force”) the Terms and Conditions of cancellation will be reviewed for the existence of force majeure provisions. This event may include an act of God war strikes civil commotions epidemics or pandemics as declared by the Australian and Western Australian governments. If such a declaration is made then all bookings will be put into credit until such a time that the Federal government of Australia declares it is safe to resume business.

Minimum/Maximum Numbers

Dinner bed and breakfast rates are twin share; single supplement prices are available.

Minimum numbers apply to some tours please check specific terms and conditions of the tour being booked.

Day and overnight tours require minimum passenger numbers which will determine the availability of the tour. A minimum of 4 passengers or the equivalent cost is required on most tours. Maximum numbers will vary depending on availability of aircraft or capacity of ground tour vehicles and accommodation. No tour will exceed a maximum of 12 guests.

For tour packages (an itinerary package created that incorporates multiple tours) a minimum of 4 passengers or the equivalent cost is required to confirm a tour booking unless the tour is already confirmed to run.

Please call our reservations team to check availability for one passenger.

Third Party Details

Ground tours in the majority of locations are provided by Kingfisher Tours expert guides. Our accommodation at the Mitchell Falls and Purnululu National Park is with APT Wilderness Lodges.

We have 3rd party operators at Argyle Diamond Mine – these are Luridgii Tours and Lake Argyle Cruises; for Ord River and Lake Argyle Tours – these are Lake Argyle Cruises and Triple J Tours and Mirima walking tours and Waringarri Arts centre tours – this is Waringarri Arts Tour guides. They are selected for the quality and professionalism of their services.

We believe that tourism is better provided as a quality of product rather than quantity of options available and where we believe the service is being adequately provided we would prefer to partner with our local community and tourism fellows. This allows Kingfisher to deliver the highest quality of products to our guests.

Bungle Bungle and Mitchell Falls APT Wilderness Lodge is committed to an environmentally sustainable operation within Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungle) World Heritage Listed area and Mitchell River National Park. They use best practice facilities renewable energy and state of the art waste management systems.

Departure requirements

Tour package passengers must be at the aircraft departure point / tour departure point 30 minutes prior to scheduled departure time. Kingfisher Tours offer passenger pickups and drop offs at all local accommodation houses. This does not include Lake Argyle which is a 75KM drive from the Kununurra Airport.

Guides and Pilots will advise passengers of the latest time of departure from remote airfields. Delays in departure may result in aborted flights and additional costs for accommodation.

Validity of Rates

Prices quoted are subject to change and are in Australian dollars (AU$).

Infant 0-2 years old

Child 3-12 years old

Adult 13-62 years old

Senior 63 + years old

Passengers with Disability

Kingfisher Tours will provide every possible assistance to mobility challenged passengers. Please advise the type of assistance that would be required when making a booking. Wheelchair access room and ensuite is available on request. Staff are not permitted to lift any passengers.

Luggage Allowance & Personal Items

All care is taken but no liability is accepted for damage to personal items brought on tour.

For all accommodated stays a soft-pack bag consisting of limited clothing to include a warm jacket and pants for cooler months hat with brim joggers or sturdy walking shoes (not leather soles) toiletries and personal items insect repellent sunscreen photographic equipment torch and a small water bottle. Maximum 10kg per person on flights.

Medical

Kingfisher Tours staff are all Senior First Aid trained and carry emergency first aid kits on tour.

We are in a remote area and passengers on medication should take their medication with them.

Itineraries

Whilst it is our intention to deliver the itinerary of your choice unforeseen circumstances such as the nature of the terrain fire unseasonable weather national park area closures and so on may impact on travelling conditions and therefore make it necessary to alter touring with little or no notice.

Travel Insurance

Travel Insurance is not included in your holiday package. You are required to purchase comprehensive travel insurance at the time of booking that includes (without limitation) coverage for the cost of your holiday package medical expenses loss of luggage cruise and land content and airfare charges that may occur due to cancellation impossibility of performance or other frustration disruption loss of deposit or strikes.

Smoking

Government regulations forbid smoking in tourist vehicles and inside accommodation.

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