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Two people walk along a dirt path through tall yellow grass towards the distinctive orange and black striped rock formations of the Bungle Bungle Range in Purnululu National Park, under a blue sky with white clouds Credit: Tourism West Australia

2028 Total Solar Eclipse Tour Australia | Kimberley & Bungle Bungles

Broome

Darwin

10 days, 9 nights

Guided Small Group Tours

From: $8,834 pp

Tour overview

Few places on Earth will see the 2028 Total Solar Eclipse like the Kimberley will. On this 10-day journey through Western Australia's rugged north, you'll trace the Gibb River Road through Tunnel Creek, Bell Gorge and El Questro Station before arriving in the ancient, beehive-domed landscape of Purnululu National Park, right as the sky darkens for totality. Watching the sun vanish above the Bungle Bungle Range, one of the most striking backdrops anywhere on the eclipse path, is a moment you'll never forget. From gorges and waterfalls to Lake Argyle and the wide-open Kimberley coast, this is an adventure built around one extraordinary morning.

Tour highlights & inclusions

10 days / 9 nights
9 breakfasts, 10 lunches, 8 dinners

Broome

Darwin

Camping

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Trip itinerary

Broome to Windjana Gorge

Your tour starts at 6am when you are picked up from your accommodation in Broome. Your first stop will be Derby’s impressive Boab Prison Tree; it has a girth of 14.7 metres and was once used as a stopping place for police and groups of Aboriginal prisoners. The next stop will be Tunnel Creek. This is a spectacular 750-metre-long limestone cave system. It has numerous aboriginal cultural and art sites, and even the odd freshwater crocodile can be spotted there. The site was part of Australia’s longest running battle on Australian soil. Your guide will explain some of the history of the area, including about Jandamarra and the Bunuba resistance. Later, you will set up camp and head into Windjana Gorge for sunset and to spot some of the local wildlife - including the large numbers of freshwater crocodiles!

A total solar eclipse over the unique, banded beehive-shaped rock formations of Purnululu National Park, Australia.

Accommodation

Remote Wilderness Camping

Bush camping is all part of the adventure and the experience of the outback. For many centuries Australia’s ancestors survived in the bush living off nature. Gaze up at the stars from your swag and embrace the wonders of Mother Nature as you breathe in the open air. Some nights you will bush camp with no facilities, however there are alternatives to get around this - such as swimming in the crystal clear springs along the way!

Activities

Inclusions

Aboriginal Cultural and Art Sites

Explore Tunnel Creek

Visit Boab Prison Tree

Visit Bell Gorge

Aboriginal Cultural and Art Sites

See ancient Wandjina & Gwion Gwion (Bradshaw) rock art

Aboriginal Cultural and Art Sites

Visit Zebedee Springs

Warnum Aboriginal community

Lake Argyle Island adventure

Aboriginal Cultural and Art Sites

Goorrandalng walk

Gregory’s tree- Jubarra (Gregory) National Park

Edith Falls

Magnetic termite mounds

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