Kimberley coastline aerial
10 Days Air Safari

Kimberley Coast Flight

Horizontal Falls, ancient gorges and pristine wilderness from above

Western Australia
10 Days / 9 Nights
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The Last Wilderness From The Sky

This example Kimberley itinerary may include aerial perspectives of remote coastal landscapes, dramatic gorges and waterfalls, subject to the confirmed route and operating conditions.

Explore Kimberley landscapes from the air and on the ground through an itinerary that is finalised by the applicable aviation and tourism providers.

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Coastal Flights

Spectacular ocean and gorge scenery

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Horizontal Falls

Natural phenomenon from above

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Ancient Gorges

Million-year-old formations

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Remote Islands

Remote landscapes

Your Journey

Example itinerary: Actual routing, aircraft, accommodation, activities, timing and inclusions depend on provider availability, weather, access conditions and operational requirements. Confirmed details are supplied before any booking is finalised.

10 days through Australia's last frontier by air

Day 1

Broome Pickup & Aircraft Briefing

Example plan: meet the applicable provider in Broome for pre-flight information. Ground activities and overnight arrangements depend on the confirmed itinerary.

Local
Day 2

Flight to Windjana Gorge

Morning flight to Windjana Gorge, home to freshwater crocodiles. Aerial views of the ancient reef system. Afternoon exploration of the gorge. Camp under the stars.

Flight: 320 km
Day 3

Coastal Flight to Mitchell Falls

Spectacular coastal flight north to Mitchell Plateau. Aerial views of King Edward River and pristine coastline. Visit Mitchell Falls (Punamii-Uunpuum), one of Australia's most spectacular waterfalls.

Flight: 380 km
Day 4

Mitchell Falls & Ancient Art

Morning exploration of Mitchell Falls with swimming opportunity. Afternoon flight to view ancient Aboriginal rock art sites. Remote wilderness camping.

Flight: 150 km
Day 5

Flight to King George River

Coastal flight toward the King George River area, with aerial perspectives of the surrounding escarpments and waterfalls. Any boat or ground activity depends on the confirmed itinerary and provider.

Flight: 280 km
Day 6

Horizontal Falls Adventure

Flight to Talbot Bay and the famous Horizontal Falls. Experience this natural phenomenon from the air and by boat. Lunch at remote wilderness camp.

Flight: 320 km
Day 7

Buccaneer Archipelago Flight

Explore the 800 islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago by air. Aerial photography of dramatic tidal movements and ancient geology. Remote island landing.

Flight: 200 km
Day 8

Flight to Karijini National Park

Inland flight to Karijini National Park. Aerial views of ancient gorges and Hamersley Range. Afternoon gorge walk and swimming.

Flight: 450 km
Day 9

Karijini Exploration

Full day exploring Karijini's spectacular gorges including Hancock and Knox Gorge. Ancient rock formations and pristine waterholes.

Local
Day 10

Return Flight to Broome

Morning departure with scenic coastal flight. Final aerial views of Kimberley coastline. Arrival in Broome by mid-afternoon. Farewell lunch and tour conclusion.

Flight: 520 km

Ready for Flight?

Request current details for a Kimberley air-safari itinerary. Availability, routing and inclusions depend on the applicable providers and operating conditions.

What's Included

  • ✓ Aircraft arranged by the responsible aviation provider
  • ✓ Flight crew and guiding as confirmed by the provider
  • ✓ Camping or accommodation arrangements where included
  • ✓ Meals and refreshments where included
  • ✓ Fees and permits where expressly included
  • ✓ Flight-related charges as specified in the confirmed proposal
  • ✓ Boat or ground activities where available and included
  • ✓ Operational equipment is managed by the responsible provider
Indicative price On request Final pricing confirmed by provider

Request Information

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Common Questions

What type of aircraft is used?

Aircraft are supplied and operated by the responsible aviation provider. Aircraft type, seating, cabin features and airstrip suitability depend on the confirmed route and operating conditions.

What happens if weather prevents flying?

Season, weather and access conditions can affect routing and timing. The responsible aviation provider makes operational decisions and may delay, reroute or cancel sectors when required.

Is this suitable for non-aviation enthusiasts?

These itineraries are intended for travellers interested in scenic aviation experiences. Specific passenger requirements and optional activities are confirmed by the applicable provider.