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Rafting

Bushwalking

6- Mitchell River National Park

Kimberley - Western Australia

2 WEEKS

DATES

15 to 28 August 2027

12 to 25 July 2028

 

Mitchell River National Park is another remote and difficult-to-reach national park in Australia, located in the West Kimberley. The Mitchell River meanders through an untouched, pristine landscape that is almost forgotten by the modern world. This is the kingdom of nature. The park showcases the vast Kimberley wilderness, with savannah, deep gorges, waterfalls, and creeks.

Mitchell River is home to magnificent Aboriginal Art Sites that feature all painting periods, from the mysterious Gwion Gwion depicting a forgotten era of dancing and ceremonies to the more recent Wandjinas, which are powerful Creation Spirits and rainmakers from the Creation Time (Dream Time).

 

 

 

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Packrafting
Drysdale river packrafting

9- Packrafting Drysdale River

Kimberley - Western Australia

3 weeks pack rafting the Kimberley

DATES

16 May to 5 June 2027

This 21-Day Exploration of the Drysdale River is a real Adventure Voyage. Leaving Kununurra by plane, we will fly west across the vast Kimberley to the Drysdale River station. Once at the station, we will inflate our Alpacka rafts for three weeks of paddling along the Drysdale River to Solea Falls.  We will paddle through tranquil pools linked by long class 1 to 2.5 rapids. You need to be able to paddle with dexterity and have a natural control of your raft in these rapids.
Along our route, hidden in space and the past, are the mysterious Gwion Gwion figures, an ancient Aboriginal rock painting style describing a forgotten time of dancing and ceremonies.
We will reach the superb Solea Falls in the last week and fly back to Kununurra.

To join this tour, you need a Level 1 rafting certification and ideally your own self-bailing raft. Please be aware that if heavy rain is predicted, the tour will be called off and you will get a full refund.

The high cost of this expedition is due to the dismantlement of the seaplanes. Helicopters are now necessary to access the national park.

 

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