Bungle Bungle Range Tours and Tickets

Purnululu's Bungle Bungle range is remote and best seen from more than one angle, which is hard to arrange by yourself from Kununurra. Cover it in a single day by air and on the ground: a small-plane flight over the beehive domes, with aerial views of Lake Argyle and the Argyle Diamond Mine, then a 4WD trip into the park. Hike through Piccaninny Creek to Cathedral Gorge, with the option to add a helicopter flight.

Local aboriginal guides who are local custodians of country and will meet you at the Bungles Airstrip when you land. Fly in from Halls Creek, this is the best value Bungles fly and drive tour in the Kimberley, fly in eet your guide be welcomed to country and then spend all day on the ground. Touring the Bungles in the Kimberley, both the north and southern ends. This is a small group tour no more that 12 guests on any of our tours. Great food prepared at the historic Halls Creek Pub. Sand drawings and singing in Cathedral Gorge , a fantastic day you will not forget. Stay in Halls Creek at the Pub great food very secure and safe or at the Old Halls creek caravan park in the historic gold mining area 5kms out of town also very safe camping.

The tour will depart from Darwin Airport, where you prepare for some of the most phenomenal sights anywhere in the world. Firstly, fly out over outback Australia, including the Kimberley region and, most noteworthy, the scenic north west coastline. Upon arriving in Kununurra, the tour will head towards the renowned Bungle Bungles. These huge sandstone towers were molded by twenty million years of erosion and weathering. This all lead to the stunning, multi-coloured pillars we see today. Moreover, seeing them from the sky is an absolutely unbeatable experience, as only from there is it possible to understand the scale and unbelieveable beauty of the ranges. Afterwards, the tour will lead you to a lesser known spectacle of the Australian Outback. Following the winding gorges of the Ord River, the tour reaches its pinnacle. Of an almost unrivaled majesty, the stunning Lake Argyle sits dormant. Revel in the beauty of this colossal freshwater lake molded by the ancient landscape.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through Purnululu UNESCO World Heritage-listed National Park. Meet your local Aboriginal guide, for a traditional muntha ceremony - welcome to country, and enjoy fresh damper and hot billy tea or coffee before our guided trek through the epic beehive domes. Along the way, you’ll discover bush tucker, bush medicine, and stories of the land’s ancient custodians. In the awe-inspiring Cathedral Gorge, your Gija guide will share the cultural significance of this sacred space through singing, storytelling or drawing. Before exploring ancient rock art along the cavern walls. From here we'll journey up Picaninny Creek to the lookout, offering panoramic views and insights into the park’s fascinating geological history. Ideal for those exploring the Kimberley in a 4WD, this enriching and immersive experience reveals the hidden wonders of one of Australia’s most iconic landscapes. Note: This is a self-drive tour. Guests must arrange their own transport.

Fit many amazing sights and activities into one day with this small-group tour of the Bungle Bungles. Leaving Broome behind, you'll start with a scenic flight above the turquoise coastline and the inland ranges to East Kimberley. Landing at a remote airstrip, you'll be met by an indigenous guide, who will take you on a moderate, short hike to Cathedral Gorge and a lookout spot. Return to Broome by air.