Bungle Bungle Range Tours and Tickets
What are people saying about Bungle Bungle Range
Deborah_H, Sep 2023
A 'must do' to see inland Kimberley region
This was a long day even for flying
Memorable trip to the Bungle Bungles.Our walk into Cathedral Gorge led by our local guide Bec was fantastic.She was considerate of our needs,and paced the walk accordingly. Her beautiful singing in The Cathedral Gorge was amazing
Great flight by Akrem for Kimberley Air.We did feel with the length of time in the plane,a more spacious plane would have been better(and appreciated by our legs!)
WENDY_C, Jun 2023
Bungle Bungles, the best trip that you'll never forget
Everything was fantastic. Alex, of French's Forest NSW, the pilot of air Kimberley was brilliant, the flight amazing - the views from the window were stunning. Drey of Kingfisher tours was brilliant too - lots of cultural information and very competent. The Bungle Bungles were beyond description - go, must be seen in a life time. It is etched in my memory and I feel privileged to have seen them. Wendy Dick, Manly NSW.
Donna_T, Aug 2023
Fantastic day
We had a wonderful day, with Flynn as our pilot. He was careful to explain what was happening concerning the flight logistics, took good care of us, and was interesting and entertaining with his descriptions of what we were seeing.
On the ground at the Bungle Bungles, Bec led us on a walk into Cathedral Gorge. She shared some of her culture and knowledge, and sang some special songs in the magnificent acoustics of the Gorge. And very kindly loaned a hat, as I had foolishly left mine in the pickup bus. Thank you so much for that Bec, but especially for your sharing.
We saw some of the beautiful and interesting works of nature,
whilst learning a lot, in a day to remember.
Well catered, especially with regard to water. Plane a little squishy for the long day but the experience so worth it. Remember your hat and sunscreen!
Bungle Bungle Range
The Bungle Bungles are ideal for geology buffs and those looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience.
If staying at one of the two campgrounds, you must bring in all your food and water.
Entering the park requires a 4-wheel-drive vehicle to access the rugged track.
There is a visitor center and ranger station at the park entrance, where a per-vehicle fee is charged.
Bring plenty of sun protection and water to stay hydrated.
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