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We have an off road camper trailer, but in an effort to save money for our trip, decided a treg off road hitch was a luxury we could get away without.
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are planning a trip from Darwin to Perth in July 2009 and have been told we could tow our 20ft full van with our Prado on the Gibb River Road. We
Permalink -- click for full blog postHow about taking a Jayco pop top caravan into the Bungles? It is called the out back series, it is not a full size caravan, is much higher off the
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are planning a trip next month (September 08) and we have a Mitsubishi DELICA 4WD van. How will this vehicle go travelling on the track to the
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy partner and I have just decided to self-drive and camp from Darwin to Broome through the Kimberleys but that's about as far as we have made it in
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are thinking of coming to Broome from Victoria in Aug-September. Is this a good time to come? It looks like on this website it is one of the better
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe would like to do the overnight hike to Piccaninny Gorge in the Bungle Bungles and wonder how to camp out. Will a sleeping bag be enough protection
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy partner and I have 8 days in Broome and really want to go inland for a few days. It appears that the Gibb River Road has some of the closest, best
Permalink -- click for full blog postDiamonds & Pearls, Derby Among the shops, just round the corner from the campsite. Perfect for breakfast or daytime relaxing; closes at 4 – just
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe stayed 6 nights at the Mitchell Plateau campsite, left for provisions and came back for 2 more. No one else did – came and went in a day or two
Permalink -- click for full blog postHi, we are travelling to the Kimberleys next week, including the Gibb River Rd. Due to the illness of a family member I would like to know how good
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe stayed at the Bayside apartments in Broome, opposite Matso's. Good self-catering accommodation, reasonably priced, everything provided. Lunch at
Permalink -- click for full blog postI wonder if you could help us please. I purchased online today your guide to the Kimberley region. We are planning on arriving in Darwin on 15th
Permalink -- click for full blog postHi Birgit, have just purchased your Destination Kimberley book and I must say that I'm impressed. I plan a trip there towards end of August and would
Permalink -- click for full blog postI know you said Andy's Chasm is a wet season destination, but do you think that it would be ok at the end of July? Am I too
Permalink -- click for full blog postBirgit, I have your excellent ' Destination Kimberley ' (I wish I'd known about it years ago ... I can now throw away all the printouts from tens of
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are thinking of booking self drive 4WD itinerary from Darwin to Broome via the Gibb River Road with stops arranged. We are concerned that the river
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe own a 10.5 meter motorhome based on a bus chassis. Behind it we tow a Suzuki Grand Vitara XL7 4WD. We are hoping to travel to the area next year.
Permalink -- click for full blog postIf we only travel the Gibb River Road one way, is it better to travel from Broome to Kununurra or vice versa? Please consider also the accommodation
Permalink -- click for full blog postWould you consider the access track for Purnululu NP too dangerous in any way to attempt in darkness? I'm staring at the 6-hour each way distance
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy husband and I plan to spend 4 weeks driving from Darwin to Broome, touring the Kimberleys in a hire 4wd camper. We are flying to Darwin late August
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe will be travelling to the Kimberley soon, towing a caravan and crossing from N.T. to W.A., I have read your list of restricted goods and wish to
Permalink -- click for full blog postTNT magazine just had an article about a couple of backpackers who did the Gibb River Road in a VW Combi. I'm planning to do it this July (I'll have 3
Permalink -- click for full blog postIs 21 days enough time to get to Darwin from Perth in 4WD campervan? Planning to go in October 08. Can you suggest a route where we will see the most,
Permalink -- click for full blog postI have a 2002 Nissan Pathfinder and was hoping to do a camping trip to the Kimberleys June and July 2009, I don't want to change vehicles if I can
Permalink -- click for full blog postI know we need a permit to go to Kalumburu Reserve but some sources say we also need permits to access Cape Leveque and the Mitchell Plateau. What
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe're planning a new 2 month trip to Australia (we're Belgian), and the Kimberley Region is most probably one of the regions we'll want to visit.
Permalink -- click for full blog postMitchell Falls looks amazing. But is it worth it going there at the end of June when the wet season is over? Is there going to be any water left?
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis is our planned itinerary for our first trip to the Kimberley. I hope to get your feedback if that is possible. Day 1: Pick up 4WD camper, stock
Permalink -- click for full blog postOn some of the websites showing road conditions into the Bungle Bungles there is a picture with the line thru a picture of a caravan. Is it strictly
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are travelling to the Kimberley next month with our Goldstream camper trailer, hoping to travel the Gibb River Road and the Bungles. We heard that
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy husband, father in law and step brother are planning on riding their push bikes from Brisbane to Broome, leaving in 7 days. They are considering
Permalink -- click for full blog postDoes Broome in Australia live up to the promises of the travel industry? According to many travellers Broome is...
Permalink -- click for full blog postKununurra accommodation directory and tips on how to make sure you really book at the best available rate.
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are undertaking a 14 day 4WD camper van trip - Broome to Broome via the Gibb River Rd from 25 May. My wife suffers badly from midge bites and we
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are travelling the Gibb River Road in July this year (yes, we know, very busy) and would like to know if Jack's Waterhole is closed for camping and
Permalink -- click for full blog postIs it possible to camp (caravan park) with a campervan or bush camp at Lake Argyle? I only seem to find something about motel rooms there, but nothing
Permalink -- click for full blog postLooking for Broome accommodation during the tourist season? You better book early! Accommodation in Broome is always in short supply.
If you would like to know what's available and what it costs, use the handy accommodation search engine on this page...
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy wife & I will be leaving Victoria in 4 weeks time to begin an around Australia adventure lasting 18 months. We will be travelling in a 2wd bus
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy husband and I are planning a trip arriving in Broome on Saturday afternoon, staying 1 night. Sunday-Thursday we plan to drive to the Gibb River
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are planning to come to see the Kimberleys but unfortunately we are on limited time (Sat-Sat), about 7 nights in total. Just wondering if we'd be
Permalink -- click for full blog postIn reading the stories I see you are saying it is accessible to most areas. Does that include the Mitchell Falls area or would it be advisable to
Permalink -- click for full blog postPhoto by K.Ivoutin: We rode that bike to hell and back As Urals sidecars units are now being sold in Australia, would they make a good vehicle to
Permalink -- click for full blog postI have 8 full days in Broome. I will be next week in Perth on masters swimming championships. After that I have time from April 22. to 28. Mining on
Permalink -- click for full blog postI have formulated the below itinerary for a 14 day Darwin to Broome trip. If you get the chance could you look at the itinerary and let me know if you
Permalink -- click for full blog postI have a question regarding the Broome to Kununurra leg of our trip. Our time is limited so we are looking for the best value for time and money. We
Permalink -- click for full blog postLooking for reliable current info about the state of the Tanami Track. We are planning on buying a car and heading off in that direction in about 10
Permalink -- click for full blog postI have read in the past that the amount of water that flows over the top of Lake Argyle when full is referred to as SIDHARBS per day. This is the
Permalink -- click for full blog postThe trip from Broome to Cape Leveque traverses the whole Dampier Peninsula north of Broome, WA.
Permalink -- click for full blog postKooljaman Resort at Cape Leveque (Broome) is sometimes described as a luxury resort and sometimes as a wilderness camp.
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