Kapalga Travel

Offering the ultimate off-road adventure tour through the remote Kimberley outback, allowing you to experience the very best of nature, wildlife and adventure, as you travel along the Gibb River Road.

Bush camp throughout the tour, prepare all our own meals and sleep under the stars in a swag. The vibe is relaxed and friendly; feel like you’re traveling with a group of mates, and having the time of your life in one of the most beautiful parts of Australia.

The tour begins in Broome and you start with a stop at Derby’s famous Boab Prison Tree before plenty of hiking and swimming at Tunnel Creek, Windjana Gorge, Bell Gorge, Adcock Gorge, Galvans Gorge and Manning Gorge.

You'll cross the Pentacost River and arrive at the famous El Questro station where you can trek and cool-off in the most picturesque swimming holes. Afterwards, you'll venture into the Bungle Bungles before heading to Kununurra and Lake Argyle.

The final day will see you swim at Edith Falls before arriving in the Northern Territory’s capital city of Darwin.

Kimberley Off-Road Adventure Tours can design and operate a tour anywhere in the Top End to suit your specific needs. Whether you're an individual, a couple, a family or a group of friends or colleagues, all you need to do is tell us the style and length of tour you would like and we can deliver your perfect getaway.

You can incorporate scenic flights, boat cruises and trekking. Catering for special interests such as aboriginal rock painting, bird watching and photography, etc.

You'll have your own personal guide - Adam. He is highly-skilled and has a great reputation. He has been working in northern Australia for 10 years and has in-depth knowledge of all the destinations across the Kimberley and the Top End of Australia. Adam’s understanding of the region’s history, his respect for the land and his horticultural knowledge is second to none. His skills derive from a childhood spent outside navigating bush land, learning about plants and discovering wildlife. He has an unbelievable eye for spotting animals; if it’s there, he’ll see it! He also has a keen interest in rock art, particularly Bradshaw rock art, one of the oldest types found in the Kimberley.

A 11-day adventure-filled trip traveling from Darwin to Cairns through the most remote parts of the Savannah Way. Travel east through Kakadu, Mataranka, Lorrella Springs and Lawn Hill before finishing up in the tropical rainforest on the outskirts of Cairns.

The tours are focused on providing you with an Australian outback adventure. Explore the best natural attractions along the Savannah Way; observing native wildlife in their natural habitat, hiking through gorges, discovering ancient aboriginal rock art and swimming in pristine natural waterholes.

An 11-day adventure-filled trip traveling from Cairns to Darwin through the most remote parts of the Savannah Way. Travel west through the tropical rainforest of Queensland, visit the Undara Lava tubes, Lorrella Springs, Lawn Hill and Kakadu before finishing in Darwin.

The tours are focused on providing you with an Australian outback adventure and explore the best natural attractions along the Savannah Way; observing native wildlife in their natural habitat, hiking through gorges, discovering ancient aboriginal rock art and swimming in pristine natural waterholes.

You'll see the Kimberley the way it should be seen. We bush camp throughout the tour, prepare all our own meals and sleep under the stars in a swag. Our vibe is relaxed and friendly; we want you to feel like you’re traveling with a group of mates, and having the time of your life in one of the most beautiful parts of Australia.

The adventure starts in Darwin where your guide will pick you up about 6am.

On the first day you’ll head towards Katherine and stop to observe the intriguing Magnetic and Cathedral termite mounds, before hiking into Edith Falls for a swim.

Over the next few days you’ll head into the Victoria River region to observe the ancient rock art, and cruise to an island on Lake Argyle where you will camp overnight.

Next is the Bungle Bungles, then you'll join the Gibb River Road and arrive at El Questro station. This region lends itself to trekking and cooling-off in the most picturesque swimming holes.

You’ll continue along the Gibb River Road venturing into Manning Gorge, Galvans Gorge, Adcock Gorge, Bell Gorge, Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek; before arriving at the pearling capital of Broome.

A rare opportunity to discover some of the very best of Kakadu and Arnhem Land on this seven day overland adventure tour. Learn about the local aboriginal history, visit ancient rock art sites and swim beneath some stunning waterfalls.

A 11-day adventure-filled camping trip traveling from WA's pearling capital of Broome along the coast to the capital city of Perth. Observe the ancient Pinnacles, visit Kalbarri National Park, meet the famous dolphins of Monkey Mia and swim with Whale sharks.

A 11-day adventure-filled camping trip traveling from WA's capital city of Perth to the pearling capital, Broome. Observe the ancient Pinnacles, visit Kalbarri National Park, Karijini National Park, meet the famous dolphins of Monkey Mia and swim with Whale sharks.

Before we venture into Kakadu National Park we’ll make a stop at Mamukala wetlands where there is a bird hide to spot the 280 spices of birds found in the National Park.

We then make our way to the rock shelters at Ubirr Rock inside Kakadu National Park. Your guide will take you through some of the galleries to view a range of different ancient art styles with new paintings super-imposed over older ones.

We’ll walk to the Ubirr rock’s spectacular viewing platform carved by nature and take in the 360 degree views. You’ll be able to see across the Nadab floodplain and the East Alligator floodplains all the way to Arnhem Land.

Once we’ve taken in the breathtaking view we’ll make tracks towards the East Alligator river River to embark on our Guluyambi cultural cruise. An Aboriginal guide provides guests with an insight into their culture and local mythology, the river’s abundant food chain, traditional uses for many plants and animals as well as bush survival skills.

From the cruise we’ll go to Cahills Crossing, the famous vehicle crossing connecting Kakadu with Arnhem Land, where Saltwater Crocodiles congregate as they wait for fish to flow over the low-lying road.