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The bucket-list things to do — and the private, expert-led way to do each.
Here’s the bucket list for your day ashore: the most extraordinary thing to do at each stop, and the private, small-group, or expert-led way to make it yours — your own pace, real access, none of the crowd.
Glide deep into the King George River gorge by Zodiac to stand beneath the 80m twin cascades of Oomari — the tallest twin waterfalls in Australia — in one of the most remote and pristine wilderness spectacles on Earth.
Lift off from a helipad anchored in the Timor Sea and bank low over the serpentine King George River gorge for an aerial perspective of the twin falls and ancient Kimberley plateau — a view almost no one on Earth has seen.
Walk with a Traditional Custodian into a hidden sandstone gallery to encounter Wandjina and Gwion Gwion rock art — some of the oldest and most spiritually significant paintings on Earth — in the living country of the Wunambal Gaambera people.
Paddle a sea kayak in silence through the Cathedral-like walls of the King George River gorge at first light — when the sandstone glows molten orange and saltwater crocodiles slip off the ledges — for a deeply immersive encounter with this ancient wilderness.
Join a professional Kimberley landscape photographer on a private guided shoot through the gorge, falls and tidal flats — learning to capture the extraordinary light, colour and scale of one of Australia's last great wildernesses.
Drift through the King George River gorge at dusk as a Kimberley naturalist spotlights freshwater crocodiles, rock wallabies and migratory shorebirds in their element — an intimate wildlife encounter in one of Australia's most inaccessible ecosystems.
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