Outback Drive Adventures

A true outback odyssey on one of Australia’s most unique 4WD tracks – go ‘over the range’ and into the Kimberley’s vast untouched wilderness, ancient gorge country and epic cattle stations.

From its junction with the Gibb River Road, the Kalumburu Road and Mitchell Plateau Track is a challenging drive that rewards you with jaw-dropping views of the wild escarpments, tropical rainforests

A coastal drive taking you back to simple pleasures and ancient culture – go fishing, mud crabbing, bush food foraging, swimming or snorkelling and stroll the wide-open stretches of pristine beaches.

Stock up on your supplies, turn off the Great Northern Highway (Savannah Way) and enter the secret scenic route between Halls Creek and Kununurra. 

Crossing the Tanami desert is one of the most memorable ways to reach the Red Centre.

One of the world’s most challenging and remote four wheel drive adventures. Start or end your journey at Halls Creek in the Kimberley. You can also join the Canning Stock Route from Newman in the

Leisure travellers in the Pilbara can get a permit to travel on the rail access roads running alongside over 1400km connecting mine sites with the ports. 

A network of sealed and unsealed routes invite you to follow the trail of the Warlu or sea serpent on a on a self-drive journey through Western Australia’s spectacular Pilbara and neighbouring regions

The easiest way to reach some of the Kimberley's finest treasures. 

Blissfully secluded coastal camping is more accessible than you think – drive south of Broome for a glamping experience at Eco Beach, or set up camp on the vast white sands of Eighty Mile Beach.

An alternative route from Kununurra is along the 4WD Parry Creek Road, and offers fantastic birdwatching and fishing opportunities. 

Stay on one of the Pilbara and Kimberley's pastoral stations - whether you're camping or staying in a cabin or att the homestead, you'll be blown away by the epic landscapes and warm country

There are camping and glamping experiences to be found in almost every kind of spectacular wilderness location in the Kimberley. From basic swags, to beach shelters, national park camping or en-suite

Self-contained accommodation is available throughout Broome, the Kimberley and the Pilbara, from holiday houses and apartments to cabins and units. 

Travelling with a furry friend? You'll find pet-friendly accommodation throughout the Pilbara and Kimberley regions.  

Staying in one of the last true wilderness areas on Earth doesn’t mean leaving all of life’s luxuries behind.