Kununurra/Wyndham to Broome

Night 1: Welcome Aboard
Start your adventure by joining our coach in Kununurra, before arriving on board the magnificent True North to enjoy the luxuries of our renowned galley. Then, enjoy a relaxing overnight journey to the remarkable Lynn River.

Day 1: Cape Domett and Lynn River
Seize your chance to catch the elusive barramundi followed by an invigorating afternoon swim. End the day with a unique ‘Raft Up’ experience in one of the secluded river systems within the Cambridge Gulf

Day 2: Elsie and Eric Island, Atlantis Bay, and Berkeley River
Begin your day with bottom fishing around Elsie or Eric Island or take a peaceful walk along the river that flows from Atlantis Bay. In the afternoon, explore the majestic Berkeley River with its cascading waterfalls, rich fishing spots, and scenic vistas, offering a perfect blend of adventure and serenity.

Day 3: Glycosmis Bay, Barra Bay, and Jade Creek
Start your day with a scenic hike and a refreshing swim at the top of Glycosmis Bay. Enjoy barra fishing in the aptly named Barra Bay, followed by a leisurely walk and fishing at Jade Creek, where you might reel in Mangrove Jack and Fingermark Bream, making for a perfect day of exploration and relaxation.

Day 4: Northeast Bay, Frenzy Creek, and Drysdale River
Visit isolated art panels in Northeast Bay and enjoy the challenge of Mangrove Jack fishing in Frenzy Creek. As the tide rises, venture to the back of the Drysdale River for billy tea and damper, coupled with the opportunity to catch the elusive barramundi, offering both adventure and a taste of the Kimberley’s culinary traditions.

Day 5: Tree Beach and Lawley River
Discover remarkable depictions of Gwion Gwion art before embarking on an exceptional barramundi fishing expedition in the unspoiled tributaries of the Lawley River. This day offers a deep dive into the cultural and natural wonders of the region, enriching your Kimberley Untold experience.

Day 6: Swift Bay, Winyalkin Island, Institute Island Group, and Cassini Island
Marvel at ancient rock art in the morning, then try your hand at oyster picking during low tide. The afternoon promises thrilling fishing for pelagic species around the islands north of Cape Voltaire, where the waters teem with life and the scenery is nothing short of spectacular

Day 7: Kartja Island Bay and Purrungku Island Bay
Spend the day at a newly discovered destination, enjoying a picturesque picnic amidst untouched nature. Explore the serene back creeks and fish for Golden Snapper in the crystal-clear waters of these secluded bays, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.

Day 8: Inside Boongaree Island and Roe River
Discover the legendary story of Boongaree as you fish the secluded creeks at the back of the island. Navigate the hidden channels of the Roe River, where saltwater meets freshwater, and witness the abundance of crocodiles and birdlife in their natural habitat, offering a thrilling encounter with Kimberley’s wildlife.

Day 9: Sampson Inlet, Kuri Bay, and Sheep Island
Explore a stunning gorge and delve into the rich history of Sheep Island, including an insightful tour of the pearl farm and stories of the early settlers who made this remote location their home. Then unwind with sunset drinks on the beach at Entrance Island, surrounded by breathtaking views

Day 10: Barlee Impediment, Glenelg River, and Gibson River
Venture into the secluded creeks of the Glenelg and Gibson Rivers, where prime fishing and crabbing opportunities await. The serene landscape offers a perfect backdrop for exploration, with waterways that teem with life and history, inviting you to immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of this remote region.

Day 11: Secure Bay and Walcott Inlet / Charnley River
Cast your line where saltwater meets freshwater in Walcott Inlet, home to the prized barramundi. Experience the thrill of crabbing in pristine tidal waters, explore striking dolerite rock formations, and soak in the untouched beauty that surrounds you. Conclude your day with a peaceful rafting experience amidst this rugged wilderness.

Day 12: Waterfall Reef and Cygnet Bay
Enjoy a visit to Australia’s oldest Pearl Farm followed by an adventure to the tide-driven Waterfall Reef – a natural wonder that will leave you in awe. Later, explore Strickland Bay and ‘The Graveyard’, where you’ll engage in a fishing experience rich with the history of Japanese pearl divers who once prospered in these waters. This day promises both natural beauty and cultural immersion.

Day 13: Transfer to Broome
Arrive in Broome for an early morning coach transfer to your accommodation or connecting flights, and know that our crew is already looking forward to the next opportunity to welcome you aboard the True North.

The itinerary provided is an indication of what destinations are usually visited and activities are usually on offer. Throughout the expedition changes may be made to the itinerary as necessary to maximise your expeditionary experience. Allowances may be made for seasonal variations, weather, tidal conditions and any other event that may affect the operation of the vessel.