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Kimberley Agricultural Tour Broome - Derby - Fitzroy Crossing - Halls Creek - Kununurra - The Kimberley - Katherine - Darwin

16 Days / 15 Nights

21 August 2020 - 05 September 2020

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Accommodation

Accommodation Destination Start End Duration

Oaks Broome Broome 21 Aug 24 Aug 3 Nights

King Sound Resort Hotel Derby 24 Aug 25 Aug 1 Night

Fitzroy River Lodge Fitzroy Crossing 25 Aug 26 Aug 1 Night

Kimberley Hotel Halls Creek 26 Aug 27 Aug 1 Night

Kununurra Lakeside Resort Kununurra 27 Aug 30 Aug 3 Nights

Home Valley Station by Voyages The Kimberley 30 Aug 1 Sep 2 Nights

Knotts Crossing Resort Katherine 1 Sep 3 Sep 2 Nights

Travelodge Resort Darwin Darwin 3 Sep 5 Sep 2 Nights

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Day 1: Oaks Broome, Broome (Fri, 21 August)

Day Itinerary

Welcome to Broome! Upon arrival at Broome Airport, collect you baggage and meet your Swagman Tours driver and

guide. You will then transfer to the Oaks Broome Hotel. Enjoy the afternoon to settle in to you hotel. Oaks Broome

will be our home for the next three nights.

Clinging to the peninsula overhanging the gorgeous Roebuck Bay, the historic outback town of Broome is the largest

town in the vast area of Kimberley. Known for its colourful gardens, gorgeous powder-white beaches lapped by

crystal-clear turquoise waters, and an abundance of frangipani and coconut trees, Broome offers an oasis of paradise

in an otherwise desolate landscape. A thriving community of artists and entrepreneurs have set up an impressive

host of galleries, craft stores, quaint cafes and breweries. The town boasts an unusual fusion of colonial Australian

and Asian architectural styles, some remarkably friendly locals, and a vibrant Saturday morning market in the

immaculate tropical gardens of the Court House. With its world-famous beaches, its wonderfully relaxing

atmosphere and its exceptionally scenic natural surroundings, Broome is the perfect place to 'slip into Broome time'

- as the locals say.

Overnight: Oaks Broome

Occupying a central position in the heart of Roebuck Bay is deluxe resort property Oaks Broome, promising a touch

of subtle luxury and style when visiting this vibrant Outback town. A favourite among business travellers and

holidaymakers who appreciate their modern apartments, thoughtful appointments and serene atmosphere, Oaks

Broome provides the perfect launching point from which to explore a variety of natural treasures, alluring

landscapes and adventure pursuits.

Oaks Broome is within walking distance to a bevy of nearby boutiques and popular tourism attractions and features

two swimming pools with bountiful deck chairs and umbrellas, and extensive conference facilities. Free car parking is

also available. Just five minutes from the airport and Broome Town Centre, and 15 minutes from Cable Beach, this

resort property is ideal for those wanting to soak up the best of Broome in the form of both short and longer stays.

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Day 2: Oaks Broome, Broome (Sat, 22 August)

Day Itinerary

This morning see the highlights of Broome including Chinatown, the Sun outdoor theatre, the Japanese Pearl Divers

Cemetery, Antastasia’s Pool, Gantheaume Point and the Dinosaur’s footprints. After lunch, activities will involve

visiting Roebuck Plains Station which is a pastoral lease located close to Town and is able to support 20,000 head of

cattle plus seeing the marshalling/loading of cattle from Broome Port (subject to confirmation) for the live export

trade into the Pacific Rim, Middle East and South East Asia. Dinner out this evening (own expense).

Included

Breakfast

Day 3: Oaks Broome, Broome (Sun, 23 August)

Day Itinerary

A free day for private sightseeing. Maybe take the opportunity to go fishing. The day is yours to do as you please

and to soak up the colour and atmosphere of this pearling town or alternatively see the below option:

Included

Breakfast

HORIZONTAL FALLS OPTIONAL TOUR – AM / PM HALF DAY or FULL DAY

Fly from Broome to Horizontal Falls on board a Seaplane and enjoy a spectacular landing on the calm waters of Talbot Bay. Transfer to fast boat and enjoy the experience the incredible tidal power of this natural phenomenon as you are taken through the falls. Enjoy breakfast or lunch on the houseboat. Experience the thrill of swimming in the huge croc/shark free cage while feeding the friendly fish. Have your cameras ready as you take off from Talbot Bay for our return flight. Fly at 200m over hundreds of islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago and Cape Leveque before heading south along the coast of the Dampier Peninsula over Lombadina, Beagle Bay, Carnot Bay, Willie Creek & Cable Beach prior to landing in Broome. Tour Cost from $900 pp TBC. Alternatively a full day Horizontal Falls tour is available travelling by 4WD along the Dampier Peninsula to see the Beagle Bay church, Cape Leveque and One Arm Point where you board the seaplane to view the falls as per above. Tour Cost from $945 pp TBC. Tours must be booked and paid in full to Swagman Tours prior to departure. There are strictly limited vacancies and they fill very quickly, if you wish book a seat please advise Swagman immediately.

WILLIE CREEK – PEARL LUGGERS

Make your way to the departure point for your 1½ hr Pearl Luggers Tour. View some of the last remaining pearl luggers in Broome. Enjoy fascinating guided commentary and learn about the history of pearling in Broome. See, touch and hold some of the most valuable and rare pearling, diving and mother of pearl artefacts and then enjoy and exclusive pearl meat tasting. Tour Cost from $40 pp TBC. There are strictly limited vacancies and they fill very quickly, if you wish book a seat please advise Swagman immediately.

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Day 4: King Sound Resort Hotel, Derby (Mon, 24 August)

Day Itinerary

After breakfast we leave Broome behind us, travel east along the Great Northern Highway toward the small

settlement of Derby. Along the way see the 1000 year old Prison Boab Tree and the Myall Stock Trough plus the

circular wharf overlooking picturesque King Sound. Time permitting, visit Liveringa Station. A pastoral lease

operating as a cattle station with capacity of carrying over 22,000 head of cattle and has a 100km frontage on the

Fitzroy River. Arrive at King Sound Resort Hotel and check in for overnight stay.

Situated on the edge of the King Sound, in Western Australia’s Kimberley Region, Derby is a outback town, which

serves as a popular stopover for travellers heading into the gorge country of the vast north. The town is also the

primary gateway to Gibb River Road, the Windjana Gorge National Park, the Tunnel Creek National Park, and the

remote little islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago. One of Derby’s main attractions is the huge Boab Prison Tree

which is thought to be about 1500 years old. Other popular attractions include the Wharfingers House Museum, the

Botanical Gardens, the Old Derby Gaol, and an art gallery showcasing some interesting Aboriginal art and design.

Overnight: King Sound Resort Hotel

Located close to amenities, a recreation center and the Derby shopping precinct, King Sound Resort Hotel is an ideal

base from which to explore and discover the attractions of Derby. Take a dip in the outdoor swimming pool, or

simply relax in the tropical surroundings. The King Sound Resort Hotel, Derby offers a bistro, a cocktail bar and a

Palm bar as well as a beer garden, to relax and enjoy a meal or drink. Choose between a selection of air conditioned,

serviced hotel rooms and enjoy private bathroom facilities and room service.

Basis

Dinner, Bed and Breakfast

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Included

Breakfast

Day 5: Fitzroy River Lodge, Fitzroy Crossing (Tue, 25 August)

Day Itinerary

This morning after breakfast, Travel along the eastern end of the Lennard Ranges to visit Tunnel Creek to walk

through the underground stream, marvelling at this unique stream in its arid environment. See freshwater crocodiles

in the pools then continue to Gorge. On with the walking shoes for a stroll into the gorge – a fossilised barrier reef

with spectacular walls soaring 90 metres above the river bed. Time permitting and subject to acceptance we may

be able to squeeze in a visit to the iconic Fossil Downs Station. Continue your journey, ending the day travelling to

our accommodation for the next 2 nights.

Set on the banks of the mighty Fitzroy River, in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, Fitzroy Crossing is a

quintessential Australian outback town. This small settlement services local stations and acts as a convenient

stopover for travellers exploring the scenic Kimberley area or those en-route to the Bungle Bungles Purnululu

National Park, or Kununurra and Darwin. The town also serves as an ideal base for visiting the nearby Geikie Gorge

National Park, a scenic waterway with towering cliffs and abundant wildlife; Tunnel Creek, an impressive cave

system decorated with aboriginal rock paintings and speleothems; and Windjana Gorge, one of the Kimberley area's

most beautiful gorges.

Overnight: Fitzroy River Lodge

Fitzroy River Lodge is situated deep in the heart of the Kimberley, on the banks of the mighty Fitzroy River. The river

lodge is an ideal accommodation choice for the dedicated holidaymaker, weary traveller, expectant adventurer or

corporate guest. At the lodge, guests can relax on fifty acres of natural bush with shady trees and landscaped

gardens.

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Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Day 6: Kimberley Hotel, Halls Creek (Wed, 26 August)

Day Itinerary

Early breakfast before check out and departing for a 1hr Boat Cruise on Danggu Geikie Gorge.

Enjoy views of the spectacular multi-coloured 30 metre deep cliffs carved by the floodwaters of the Fitzroy River

through the Devonian fossil reef.

You will be given an insight into the wildlife and geology of the gorge and birds such as sea eagles and rare purple-

crowned fairy-wrens may be observed along with acrobatic crocodiles snapping at stray flying-foxes.

After your tour travel toward the historic township of Halls Creek. A busy service town for surrounding pastoralists,

Aboriginal communities and travellers. Upon arrival travel out to the original Old Halls Creek site where gold was

discovered in 1885 and see the crumbling mud brick ruins plus the China Wall – a natural quartzite formation. Also

visit the statue in the town park known as ‘Russian Jack’ and hear about his heroic act journey to the Kimberley Hotel

in Halls creek. Enjoy dinner and overnight stay.

Situated in the heart of the outback on the edges of the Tanami and the Great Sandy Deserts, in the East Kimberley

region of Western Australia, the old gold rush town of Halls Creek is the final destination along the well-known

Canning Stock Route. This bustling hub serves as a major centre for numerous cattle stations in the area as well as

the local indigenous communities. Halls Creek is the gateway to a variety of world-famous natural attractions

including: the nearby well-preserved Wolfe Creek Crater, and the spectacular Bungle Bungle Mountain Ranges of

Purnululu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Overnight: Kimberley Hotel

The Kimberley Hotel is conveniently located adjacent to the local airport and approximately 500 meters away from

the town center. It offers stylish Kimberley accommodations and boasts large motel units. Set among maintained

gardens, with wide verandas and pathways that connect the accommodation building to the reception complex, the

Kimberley Hotel is an oasis in the rugged outback landscape. Hotel facilities include an attractive colonial style sports

lounge, saloon bar, cocktail bar, restaurant and in ground pool.

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Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Day 7: Kununurra Lakeside Resort, Kununurra (Thu, 27 August)

Day Itinerary

Depart Halls Creek and travel towards Kununurra. Along the way cross over the Ord River. The Ord River is a

significant Australian waterway with beautiful scenery & wildlife. Arrive at your accommodation in Kununurra, and

settle in for a 3 night stay.

Located close to the confluence of the Ord and the Dunham rivers, in the far north of Western Australia, Kununurra

is the largest town north of Broome. The town is set amongst rugged hills, mountain ranges, and abundant lakes. The

main attraction in the area is Lake Argyle, Australia's largest artificial lake, which is just 70 kilometres south of

Kununurra. Visitors can look forward to a wide variety of activities including: exploring the nearby Purnululu National

Park, a World Heritage Site; soaking up a sunset view from Kelly’s Knob viewpoint; or taking an exciting boat trip up

the Ord River to spot crocodiles, kingfishers, eagles, bats and more. Other popular activities include: horse riding,

fishing, swimming as well as 4x4 outback adventures and scenic flights.

Overnight: Kununurra Lakeside Resort

Kununurra Lakeside Resort is situated alongside the stunningly unique Lily Creek Lagoon, 2 km away from the town

center. It offers a tranquil relaxing environment to stay in while exploring the raw wildness of the Kimberley region.

Set among three acres of lush green lawns, at the lake’s edge, the property houses 24 premier king rooms, 18 self

catering rooms and 8 standard motel rooms. All rooms are air conditioned with en suite bathrooms, remote control

TV, refrigerator, tea, coffee and ironing facilities.

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Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Day 8: Kununurra Lakeside Resort, Kununurra (Fri, 28 August)

Day Itinerary

This morning our local guide joins us for a tour of the town itself, the Ord River irrigation scheme farms, Ivanhoe

Crossing, Diversion Dam, Indian sandalwood plantations, hybrid seed production plus chia, melon and pumpkin

crops. Afterwards the remainder of the day is at leisure for private sightseeing or relaxing, and dinner is at own

expense this evening.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Day 9: Kununurra Lakeside Resort, Kununurra (Sat, 29 August)

Day Itinerary

Today is a day of leisure or you may wish to book the following Optional Tour.

Return to the Resort and enjoy dinner out this evening (own expense).

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Included

Breakfast

Day 10: Home Valley Station by Voyages, The Kimberley (Sun, 30 August)

Day Itinerary

Leaving Kununurra behind us, we travel the 2 ½ hr journey to Home Valley Station. Cross the Pentecost River

traversing El Questro Station and enjoy some time for a stroll in picturesque Zebedee Springs set amongst the palm

trees with its circular backdrop gorge wall and crystal clear rock pools. Arrive at your property and check in for a 2

night stay.

ORD RIVER, BUNGLE BUNGLE & LAKE ARGYLE EXPERIENCE

A full day Ord River with a Bungle Bungle & Lake Argyle Experience inc landing on Lake Argyle for morning tea! After being

collected from accommodation you will be transferred to the departure point.

Taking off from the water’s edge in a Kimberley Air Tours float plane, see the Ord River Irrigation Area, the mighty Ord River

and Spillway Creek, the overflow for Lake Argyle. From the air, you will view the Durack Family Homestead, Argyle Downs

and the Ord River Hydro power station in action below the Ord Top Dam wall. Continue your adventure down the full 60km

expanse of Lake Argyle. Learning about the cattle and mining industries as you pass over working Kimberley cattle stations

and the Bow River Diamond Mine. Admire the 240,000 ha Purnululu National Park, as the Bungle Bungle massif rises 300m

out of the desert to meet you. Discover the awe inspiring striped bee hive domes and the famous Cathedral Gorge and

Piccaninny Gorge as you orbit the range and see the Argyle Diamond Mine, the largest producer of pink and coloured

diamonds in the world and the Carr Boyd range on your return to Kununurra. Appreciate Lake Argyle from a whole new

perspective as you experience the thrill of a water landing in the float plane, disembark the plane onto a remote island and

enjoy a selection of locally made cakes and a cup of tea or coffee whilst taking the opportunity to spot some local wildlife.

After you are dropped back to your accommodation, you will be collected again at approx 11.30am and taken by coach

through Durack country to Lake Argyle. As we near Lake Argyle, we will take a short break at the historic Durack Homestead

Museum. This Museum was constructed as a replica of the original family Homestead and uses the original Homestead

stone. Re-boarding the coach, we drive the short distance to Lake Argyle Resort before viewing the enormous Lake Argyle

from a scenic look-out. Crossing the Ord Top Dam wall, guests will see the Ord Hydro-Power Station before boarding their

Triple J Tours boat for a scenic 55km cruise back to Kununurra. Marvel at the spectacular scenery, wildlife, flora and fauna

found along the way, including the elusive freshwater crocodile! Enjoy afternoon tea at our riverside camp before heading

back to Kununurra. Take in a colourful East Kimberley sunset before docking back at the Marina and re-boarding your coach

for your accommodation drop-off at around 6.00pm.

Tour Cost from $695pp TBC. Tour requires a minimum number of people to depart. If you wish book a seat please advise Swagman.

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The Kimberley is one of the world's last great wilderness areas. Sandwiched between a remarkably rugged coastline

and hauntingly beautiful deserts in the northernmost region of Western Australia, the Kimberley is unfathomably

vast - it encompasses an area approximately twice the size of the U.K! The majority of the region’s inhabitants reside

in small towns such as Kununurra and Wyndham in the east and Broome and Derby in the west. The area offers an

unprecedented abundance of natural wonders including sprawling spinifex plains dotted with boabs, palm-clad

gorges, breathtaking waterfalls, towering mountain peaks and the incredible UNESCO world heritage Purnululu

National Park, with its multitude of unusual dome-shaped sandstone formations. Other popular tourist attractions in

the area include: numerous aboriginal paintings, some of which are believed to be around 50 000 years old;

Broome’s famous Cable Beach, where visitors can admire the sunset while riding camels; and the renowned

Windjana Gorge National Park, which is brimming with incredible gorges featuring a host of perfectly preserved

prehistoric fossils.

Overnight: Home Valley Station by Voyages

Home Valley Station is located close to the mighty Pentecost River, at the foot of the majestic Cockburn Range. The

station’s spacious Grass Castles accommodation on idyllic Bindoola Creek are generously appointed, providing guests

with the ultimate in outback lodging. Guesthouse Rooms provide a comfortable retreat and are ideal for couples and

families. The safari style Eco Tents, located in a quiet bush setting, will impress those seeking to connect with nature.

Those wishing to roll out under the stars will enjoy the Gibb River Road's camping facilities at the Station

Campground and the Pentecost River Bush Camp. The Dusty Bar & Grill is an iconic part of the Home Valley Station,

serving quality Australian cuisine against a backdrop of authentic station memorabilia.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

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Day 11: Home Valley Station by Voyages, The Kimberley (Mon, 31 August)

Day Itinerary

A free morning to enjoy this Aboriginal run cattle station property with time to stroll along the station

tracks, perhaps go barra fishing on the Pentecost River of just soak up the surroundings of this wonderful

place. After lunch travel to Bindoola Gorge and walk into this rugged and unique area. Enjoy sundowners

overlooking the three fingers of the Cockburn Ranges this evening.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Day 12: Knotts Crossing Resort, Katherine (Tue, 1 September)

Day Itinerary

Join the Victoria Highway passing through superb scenery travelling along the Gibb River Road before crossing the

border into the Northern Territory before stopping off at Timber Creek on the mighty Victoria River. Pass through

some of the largest station properties in the Top End before reaching your accommodation where you will check in

for 2 nights. Enjoy dinner at the property upon your arrival.

Katherine is a serene town located just outside the borders of the Nitmiluk National Park, which is owned by the

indigenous Jawoyn Aboriginal people and jointly managed with the local Parks and Wildlife Commission. Tourists use

Katharine as a base from which to explore the Edith Falls, scenic Jatbula Trail and the Cutta Cutta Caves Nature Park.

Alternatively, visit the Top Didj Cultural Experience to take in authentic Aboriginal art and culture, relax in the crystal

clear Katherine Hot Springs, or take a walk along the river bed on a path that leads to Katherine Low level Nature

Reserve.

Overnight: Knotts Crossing Resort

Knotts Crossing Resort, is situated in the picturesque Katherine Region of Australia’s Northern Territory.

Approximately 320 kms from Darwin and Kakadu National Park in the Top End of Australia, the resort is set amongst

acres of stunning tropical gardens and is just a two minute walk from the Katherine River. Knotts Crossing Resort

offers a range of comfortable, well priced options for accommodation including suites, cabins, caravans and

camping. Facilities at the resort include a restaurant, bar, outdoor garden bar, two swimming pools, three outdoor

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barbeques, two guest laundries, wireless internet and wake up calls. Katherine’s town centre is just a 10 minute

stroll and has a shopping complex, tourist information centre, boutique shopping, a cinema, restaurants and cafes.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Day 13: Knotts Crossing Resort, Katherine (Wed, 2 September)

Day Itinerary

Local managers of Elders and Landmark will assist in organizing property visits today. Properties will most likely be

commercial cattle producers with stock bred for the live export trade. We will also visit the Katherine Research

Station to see their research and development on pasture/grass management along with an export feed cubing

plant, export stock yards and handling facility plus see the pivot irrigation area growing feed for the cube

plant. Later in the day visit the Katherine Ag College to see a practical outback educational experience.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Day 14: Travelodge Resort Darwin, Darwin (Thu, 3 September)

Day Itinerary

This morning we depart for Darwin. We head along the Stuart Highway towards Edith Falls, a series of cascading

waterfalls and pools on the Edith River. We then continue on the solemn but beautiful Adelaide River War Cemetery

to see the military graves honouring those killed in the bombing of Darwin. Upon arrival at the check into your hotel

and enjoy dinner and overnight stay.

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Darwin is a tropical seaport in the Northern Territory of Australia that serves as a convenient access point to

Katherine Gorge, Kakadu National Park and Litchfield National Park. The city is a melting pot of different cultures,

with more than 50 nationalities represented here. With a strong Asian influence, you can expect a kaleidoscope of

cuisines and a cultural blend of Thai, Sri Lankan, Japanese, Indian, Chinese and Malaysian. Darwin's city centre

buzzes with a lively tourist vibe, while unique museums celebrate the city's past and galleries showcase the region's

rich indigenous art. Sail to the intriguing Tiwi Islands, take a speedboat ride or go fishing in a tinny – the local version

of a small boat.

Overnight: Travelodge Resort Darwin

Surrounded by tropical gardens, with swimming pools and a waterfall at its centre, Travelodge Resort Darwin offers

a tropical oasis in the heart of Darwin city centre. Free WiFi is provided.

All rooms are air-conditioned and include cable TV, in-room safe, bathroom with shower, and a refrigerator. Some

accommodation features a kitchenette and separate lounge/dining area.

Guests at Travelodge Resort Darwin can relax by the swimming pools surrounded by palm trees. Facilities include a

fitness room and a 24-hour reception.

Included

Breakfast & Dinner

Day 15: Travelodge Resort Darwin, Darwin (Fri, 4 September)

Day Itinerary

This morning a representative from the Northern Territory Cattleman’s Council will speak about the state of play of

the pastoral industry in the Top End (subject to confirmation). Afterwards travel out of Darwin to visit an export

mango farm that produces mangoes and starfruit to supply the major supermarkets throughout the country. After

lunch travel to Berry Springs and visit the Territory Wildlife Park in time to see the Birds of Prey presentation. This

expansive park has three main areas; the Wetlands with its aquarium, lagoons and billabongs housing tropical fish,

turtles, and both species of crocodile. A Monsoon Vine Forest which hosts a 1km boardwalk gently lifting toward the

canopy of natural bushland to view the array of birdlife and finally a Woodland area that includes a Nocturnal house,

where you have the opportunity to see animals rarely seen in the wild. This evening is free to dine out (own

expense).

Included

Breakfast

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Day 16: End of Itinerary (Sat, 5 September)

Day Itinerary

Have the opportunity for last minute shopping to buy mementos before transferring to Darwin Airport for you flight

home, so ending a memorable trip to the Kimberley region.

Included

Breakfast

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COST: $8,895 per person twin share*

Subject to a minimum of 12 passengers travelling

*Tour cost is subject to air/tax increases plus currency fluctuations.

Non-refundable deposit required: $750.00 per person

Interim payment required: $4,000 per person by 14th February 2020

Balance required no later than: 26th June 2020

Single Supplement: $1,675

Main Tour cost will include:

Economy airfares Mel/Syd to Broome and Darwin to Mel/Syd (via Perth if no Direct options for Broome)

Air-conditioned coach travel throughout with experienced driver/guide & hostess.

Twin share accommodation with ensuite facilities throughout.

Meals as per itinerary.

All entry fees to sightseeing activities, farm & technical visits as per the itinerary.

Main Tour cost will NOT include:

Travel Insurance – this is COMPULSORY to have in place prior to travel

Items of a personal nature (eg laundry/phone/souvenirs) and any optional extras listed in the itinerary

Beverages and any meals not listed in the itinerary

IMPORTANT NOTES: The tour cost is subject to change due to currency fluctuations, visa fee increases, airfare, fuel surcharges and / or tax increases. As this is a group package, all passengers must travel on the same outbound flight to Broome. Post touring options are available and will incur an amendment fee of $75.00 per person plus extra touring and insurance costs.

FARM & TECHNICAL VISITS: A fully furnished list of confirmed visits both to farming properties and technical stops will be given with your ticket wallets approximately 2-3 weeks prior to your departure.

* Changes and alterations may take place from details listed in the itinerary *.

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