Weekdays

Kimberley. Western Australia

10 days

DATES

30 April to 9 May 2027

19 to 28 June 2027

29 April to 8 May 2028

This 10-day tour allows us to discover Purnululu while taking our time.

Purnululu was only known to Aboriginal people and a few adventurers. Listed as a World Heritage Site since 2003, Purnululu remains a mythical and isolated world of breathtaking natural beauty.

Purnululu National Park is a mythical and isolated world of breathtaking natural beauty. Beyond Cathedral Gorge, beyond the famous domes and Piccaninny Gorge, in the heart of the park, in a world forgotten by tourists, carved by almost 400 million years of erosion, snuggled up in lost times, five small gorges are hidden: “The Five Fingers”.

The "Five Fingers" are, therefore, five small gorges, all five different from each other. Sometimes, 200 meters high, the cliffs shrink, leaving the walker with only the space necessary for his progress. The light is dimmed; the orange-red of the rock collars the daylight, making it a light pink. The air is cooling. We evolve in a world of unreal dimensions.

Certain departure for May and June 2027 tours.

Sandy Creek - Tjaynera Falls

Top End - Northern Territory - Australia

3 days

DATES 

11 to 13 September 2026

Do you love Yoga? Do you love our Top End outdoors? Are you a bushwalker, or would you love to try? Do you want to enjoy yoga sessions in a pristine natural environment?

Join our yoga teacher, Marie Morrison, on a three-day yoga adventure! We will practice yoga at sunrise and sunset on the top of the waterfall, which has a spectacular view, listening to bird songs and the gentle flow of the cascades.

Litchfield is a paradise. We will establish our camp in dramatic rock formations, ancient cycads, clifftop views, and nature. There will be no shortage of beauty to enhance your yoga practice!

This exclusive tour is designed for those who value their time and seek a deeper connection with their yoga practice. It offers a peaceful immersion in the landscapes and natural pools of Litchfield National Park, and a unique opportunity for off-track bushwalking in the wilderness of  Northern Australia. We will venture where others do not, uncovering hidden cultural sites and exploring secluded natural pools through swimming.

Sandy Creek - Tjaynera Falls

Top End - Northern Territory - Australia

3 days

Families Welcome!

DATES

20 to 22 September 2026 (Private Tour)

Please contact us with the dates that work best for you.

This tour allows those who have a short time to enjoy the landscapes and natural pools of Litchfield National Park in peace. It is also an excellent introduction for those who want to experience off-track bushwalking in Northern Australia. We will go where others do not go to discover little-known cultural sites and some natural pools that we will explore by swimming.

Litchfield National Park is situated 100 km from Darwin. The popular tourist sites are located in the Northern area of the park. We will walk the southern remote part where only a few bushwalkers venture.

Minimum number of participants: 4

Kimberley. Western Australia

2 weeks

DATES

28 Feb to 13 March 2027

27 Feb to 11 March 2028

The 5 Fingers during the wet season is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful bushwalking experiences in Australia. The park is already a marvel during the dry season, but when you add water to the landscapes of the iconic beehive-shaped domes, it's truly marvellous!
See the Cathedral Gorge waterfall, see the water finally flow into the dry Piccaninny River bed, see the cascades form after a rain along the dramatic cliffs of the main gorge, hear the deafening sound of the Black Rock Pool waterfall, see the magical Finger 5 in full flow, see the Finger 4 well full of water, and see and swim those secret sites where water has seeped in to create landscapes of water and light that are somewhat reminiscent of those found in the national parks of the American West, here in Australia, in the Kimberley, in Purnululu National park during the Wet Season.
The park is closed during this time. It means that we will be the only ones to see, hear and swim the Bungles!

Certain departure in 2027. 3 places left.

Kimberley. Western Australia

2 WEEKS

DATES

16 to 29 April 2027

15 to 28 April 2028

We will explore the two distinct areas of the Carr Boyd Range, North and South.

We will navigate the waters of Lake Argyle to the South Carr Boyd. At the end of the wet season, waterfalls and swimming holes follow one another along the range's languid rivers. We will explore spectacular deep gorges on foot and sometimes by swimming.

Bush swimming in the main gorge is fun and will open our minds to exploring the country from a different perspective.

The highlights in these ranges are the campsites located beside the waterfalls or in boab country under the stars. We will swim in the deep blue rivers and walk to a warm turquoise natural pool fed by water seeping through the cliff. The escarpments offer vast views across the range of the Dunham River plain, and we will discover hidden rock art sites.

This tour is almost certain in 2027.

Top End - Northern Territory - Australia

9 days

Dates

Please contact us with the dates that work best for you.

This nine-day / eight-night dry season tour will lead us to the less travelled parts of Litchfield NP from the iconic Tjaynera Falls to Tableland Falls. We will explore a wild, untouched world of creeks, swimming holes, cascades and gorges. We will camp under the stars beside the waterfalls or in the savannah.  Twice, we will "bush swim" some gorges, swimming with our pack protected in a dry bag. "Bush swimming" is rambling by swimming instead of walking.  It is fun and opens our minds to explore the country differently. We will provide you with the right equipment to keep your pack dry. Along the way, we will also have the chance to admire a few Aboriginal art sites.

Litchfield National Park is 100 km from Darwin. The popular tourist sites are in the northern area of the park. We will walk the remote southern part, where only a few bushwalkers venture.

Top End - Northern Territory - Australia

9 days in The Wet

Families Welcome !

DATES

Please contact us with the dates that work best for you.

9 days , 8 nights Wet Season exploratory tour will lead us to the less travelled parts of Litchfield NP from the iconic Tjaynera Falls to Tableland Falls. It will allow you to discover the heart of the park during the Wet Season in Northern Australia. We will walk through the savannah and the rainforest through the lush green landscape, admiring the ragging  creeks and the powerful waterfalls that are normally out of range. We will "bushswim" along quieter gorges in the rainy crystal waters and hopefully enjoy the luxury of cool nights.

We will explore a wild untouched world of creeks, swimming holes, cascades and gorges. Along the way, we will also have the chance to admire some few Aboriginal art sites.

Be prepared to have wet days! On the 2021 trip, it rained everyday.

Litchfield national Park is situated 100 km from Darwin. The popular tourist sites are situated in the Northern area of the park. We will walk the southern remote part where only a few bushwalkers venture.

Kimberley - Western Australia

2 WEEKS

DATES

15 to 28 August 2027

12 to 25 July 2028

Kimberley - Western Australia

2 weeks in the far Kimberley

DATES

31 May to 13 June 2026 (South area)

2-week Exploration of the Drysdale River in the Solea Falls area.

Drysdale River National Park is one of the least accessible national parks in Australia. There are no public roads, no airstrips and no tracks so it is a 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 Drysdale 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.

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

Kimberley - Western Australia

3 weeks in the far Kimberley 

DATES

4 to 24 July 2027 (North & South Areas)

3-week Exploration of the Drysdale River in the Solea Falls area.

Drysdale River National Park is one of the least accessible national parks in Australia. There are no public roads, no airstrips and no tracks so it is a 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 Drysdale 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.

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

Certain departure in 2027!

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.

French Polynesia - South Pacific

3 WEEKS

DATES

19 Sept to 9 October 2027

Welcome to Polynesia, this land at the end of the world, a string of small islands spread across 2,000 km of ocean. French Polynesia is a magnificent world with five distinct areas located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. We will explore three of them: the Marquises Islands to the North, the Austral Islands to the South, and the Society Islands, where Tahiti is.

As expected, we will begin our journey in Tahiti, where we'll head to the “Petit Tahiti” peninsula for our first walk along the shore of the Ronui volcano. It's a fairly well-known spot, as it's here that the famous Teahupo'o Olympic wave hits a few times a year, attracting the best surfers in the world.

Then, a four hour flight will take us next to the equator, where the magnificent Marquesas Islands are nestled. We will spend half of our trip exploring Hiva Oa, Tahuata and Nuku Hiva.

We will land on the island of Hiva Oa. The Marquesans' kindness will be evident on arrival, where we will be welcomed with flowers and necklaces. In the following days, we will search for the Tikis (ancient stone statues nestled in the heart of the rainforest), swim on black-sand beaches, savour French and Polynesian cuisine, explore the islands' history, and, of course, enjoy the natural beauty of the landscapes. Hiva Oa is also the final resting place of Jacques Brel, one of the greatest French-speaking singers, and the painter Paul Gauguin, whose paintings hang in the world's greatest museums.

We will discover the rich culture of the Marquesas at Puamau and Tohua Upeke, search for a Tiki at Hanapaaoa and petroglyphs at Tehueto.

After 5 or 6 days on Hiva Oa, we'll take a short flight to Nuku Hiva, the largest island in the Marquesas. Then we'll return to the Society Islands, visiting Moorea, Raiatea, Maupiti and Bora Bora.

By planning this trip from late September to early October, we'll have a pleasant time visiting the islands while avoiding school holidays.