“I love the silence of the outback. There’s a serenity which arises from the inviolability of the landscapes, the romantic beauty of its rivers and the awareness of traveling to sacred times as we discover ancient Aboriginal Rock Art sites”.
Sébastien, guide, adventurer, bushman, humourist, resourceful, resilient…
Sébastien has remarkable credentials of endurance and more than twenty years of wilderness travel in Australia. He has cycled across Australia five times. He has trekked Tasmania from North to South, rafted the wild Franklin River and conquered the extremely challenging South-West coast “scrub walk” from Cape Sorell (Strahan) to Melaleuca – a walk very few people even attempt.
He has an intimate knowledge of the Kimberley, its rugged ranges and semi arid savannah, dramatic gorges, rivers and tributaries, having walked and rafted over many years.
His passion for the environment and for Aboriginal Rock Art naturally attracted him to the Kimberley. While exploring the Prince Regent River and the Mitchell River National Parks on foot, he found countless rock art sites where Wandjina spirits join the enigmatic Gwion Gwion paintings.
He has worked as a Adventure Guide for the renowned Willis’s Walkabout, leading tours in the Kimberley, Bungle Bungle which he considers “his garden”, in Kakadu, Litchfield and Karijini National Parks. Internationally he has led groups in New Caledonia and recently Patagonia.
