Australia’s Northern Coastline

Arnhemland, outback Kimberley, The Kimberley Coast. Three incredibly remote locations on Australia’s northern coastline, each offering stunningly different experiences.

Davidson's Arnhemland Safaris at Mt Borradaile is set in an aboriginal sacred site nestled against the Arnhemland escarpment, east of Darwin. Idyllic billabongs, flood plains, paper bark swamps and monsoonal rainforests make for an amazingly beautiful wilderness.  Valleys, overhangs and caves have been occupied for over 50,000 years and offer awe-inspiring galleries of rock art. Deluxe cabins in the bush offer private comfort.

El Questro in the East Kimberley is 700,000 acres stunningly beautiful terrain of rugged ranges, towering gorges, crystal clear waters, breathtaking sunsets and the ancient Boab tree. The ten-suite hideaway that is The Homestead, overlooks the magnificently steep cliffs of the Chamberlain Gorge and caters for only 18 guests. Rooms featuring chic interiors are cantilevered over the still and tranquil Chamberlain River, gourmet meals and attentive service greet you after days of included touring. Cruise the Chamberlain river, release your inner twitcher on a bird-watching tour, learn about bush culture and history and soak in thermal pools in tropical bushland.

Kimberley Coastal Camp, just off the northern coastline and accessible only by helicopter from Mitchell Plateau, combines fabulous scenery, ancient rock art, unique beachfront accommodation and gourmet food with unparalleled hospitality in a remote wilderness location. Cruise around deserted islands with a picnic lunch, laze around the pool or discover intriguing rock art.

Sample Itineraries are all subject to availability. Pricing is dependent on dates of travel, number of passengers, aircraft used. Contact us (call, email or pop into our hangar at Moorabbin Airport) and we'll create your perfect tour, and provide a detailed itinerary and pricing.