Eco-Adventure

The East Kimberley is still in the natural & pristine state that the first Explorers experienced. Mother nature still rules this harsh and rugged coastline. On our Eco adventure you are able to learn about & explore the ancient landscape, wild life, floral treasures, re-visit historical events, beach comb isolated islands and inlets, gorges, and swim in water falls/pools.

Cruising comfortably on our 57' mother boat tendered with two 17' dinghies for daily adventures.

Our guides will enlighten you with their knowledge of East Kimberley Coast and its history on these adventures that incorporate many of the following activities:

• Exploring the unknown Kimberley terrain
• Beachcombing
• Rock climbing
• Bush tucker
• Waterfalls
• Swimming in secluded waterholes
• Observing the local wildlife
• Unique coastline
• Or you can just relax and take in the tranquillity and the remoteness of this wilderness

We offer a full East Kimberley coastal eco- adventure for 5 - 7 days only visiting most of the destinations below:

King George - Koolama Bay (260km ex Wyndham)

A short gorge reaches inland to a large arena holding two waterfalls, a 3/4 hr climb to the top for fantastic views. The mouth holds many secluded bays at one of which the Koolama State Ship crew camped when the ship was bombed in 1942 (WWII).

Coastal Attractions - Cape Rulhieres - Lesueur island - Bertram Cove - Seaplane Bay

Activities - Also enjoy Ancient cliff climbing aswell as waterfalls/swimming pools.

Highlights - Gorge waterfalls (wet season); Pristine sandy foreshore

Berkeley River - (180km ex Wyndham)

The longest sea river gorge in the Kimberley, 300ft sandstone weathered cliff face, several little estuaries that flow water all year round. Livingstonia Palms, and the black foot wallaby can been seen from the gorge. See many water pools behind the gorged river & estuary arms and Pandanus Palms scattered along the yellow beaches.

Coastal Attractions - Thurnball Bluff - Buckle Head - Reverly Island

Highlights - Gorge, waterfalls/pools, sandy foreshore

Cape Dommett - (110km ex Wyndham)

Is the nearest beach to Wyndham, it holds many different land structures giving you a glimpse of major earth movements millions of years ago. In the dry season the flat back turtle come in to lay their eggs, a must to see! Behind the Needles is a forest of very old mangrove (mangals), home to a lot of marine life & the rare mosaic-tailed rat

Coastal Attractions - False Mouths, Lacrosse Island, Shark rocks, mini bungles, Needles.

Activities - Many little beaches to comb, rocks to climb.

Highlights - Beaches, rocky outcrops, turtle nesting, Turtle Rookery (May- September)

We can tailor make a special tour for your group on requests of destination or activities.