Willis's Walkabouts - Kununurra

From $ 1950.0 to $ 7500.0

Direct Phone Number : (08) 8985 2134
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Bushwalking, trekking, hiking, backpacking holidays. Our trips are different. We begin where other tours stop.

For 20 years, Willis’s Walkabouts has been taking people on walking adventures into the Kimberley and Pilbara wilderness. We go to well known places like the Bungle Bungles, Mitchell Plateau, Karijini, and the Gibb River Road. We go to almost inaccessible places like the Kimberley Coast and Drysdale River National Park. We go to spectacular, little known places like the Carr Boyd, Cockburn and Osmond Ranges; the Charnley, Isdell and Durack Rivers.

On every trip, our experienced guides lead you off-trail into wonderful places where you enjoy Aboriginal rock-art, beautiful gorges, birdwatching, photography, wildflowers, waterfalls and superb campsites you share with no one but your walking companions. They are yours and yours alone because you walk to get there.

On all our hikes (treks, tramps, bushwalks – call them what you wish), you carry a pack containing your food and equipment. You need reasonable fitness but our trips are not endurance tests. They get you away from the stress city life so you can relax and unwind in a way which would not be possible surrounded by the trappings of civilisation.

We take you to places where there are no phones, no cars, no people, no hassle – places where you can swim in clear, tropical pools, camp under the most amazing star show on earth, enjoy a three-course meal by the campfire and relax the evening away with a group of like-minded people.

Our program includes more than 50 trips, no two of which are alike. You can join us for anything from a single five-day hike to a six week expedition. To find out more, see our website or ask for a brochure. We offer advance purchase discounts of up to 20% on all trips.

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