Alpacka rafts

Kimberley - Western Australia

2 weeks packrafting the far Kimberley

DATES

17 to 30 March 2024

14 Day Exploration of the Drysdale River.

Leaving Kununurra by  plane, we will fly North-West across the vast Kimberley to the Drysdale River station. Once at the station we will inflate our Alpacka rafts to begin 14 days of paddling along the remote Drysdale River. We will take time to explore the extraordinary landscape along the river. We will paddle through tranquil pools linked by long and fun class 1 and 2 rapids.

We will also explore the national park searching for Bradshaw art sites. Hidden in space and the past are the hypnotic Gwion Gwion figures, an ancient Aboriginal painting style describing a forgotten time of dancing and ceremonies.

We will then meet our sea plane for our return journey to Kununurra or you can continue on foot to the next exploration in the Solea Falls area

Kimberley - Western Australia

2 weeks in the far Kimberley

DATES

9 to 22 June 2024

15 Day Exploration of the Drysdale River in the Solea falls area.

Drysdale River National Park is one of the least accessible national park in Australia. There are no public roads, no airstrips and no tracks so it is really appealing environment for the Notraces philosophy.   The park is located in the North West corner of the remote West Kimberley. The Drysdale River flows through a pristine landscape of untouched landscape, this is the kingdom of nature. The Park showcases vast tracts of Kimberley wilderness, and features open woodland, gorges, cliffs, waterfalls and the creeks of the Drydale River.

Hidden in space and the past are the hypnotic Gwion Gwion figures, an ancient Aboriginal painting style describing a forgotten time of dancing and ceremonies.

We will walk along the Drysdale River, exploring some wet season side creeks, swimming as much as possible, fishing sometimes and camping in dream sites.

We will then meet our sea plane for our return journey to Kununurra.