Father and son, Bob and Paul Wainwright, took their passengers into the little known region to see the magnificent beehive domes that are now world renowned and world heritage listed, they discovered a gorge which they named Kilometre Chasm, later to be renamed Echidna Chasm when the area became a national park and they also ventured into Mini Palms Gorge.

East Kimberley Tours is the longest serving Safari Operator in the Kimberley Region. With our fleet of modern, air-conditioned 4 wheel drive vehicles, and our knowledgeable, experienced guides you can rest assured that you have chosen the best to guide you through your amazing Kimberley adventure. East Kimberley Tours is committed to the satisfaction of our guests and is still the premier tour operator offering experience, reliability and quality service.

Purnululu National Park: Bungle Bungle
The Bungle Bungle range of the East Kimberley is one of the world's great wonders - an intricate maze of spectacular sandstone beehive domes, narrow gorges lined with magnificent fan palms, and soaring cliffs with many seasonal waterfalls and rock pools. Major attractions are Echidna Chasm and Mini Palm Gorges in the Northwest and Piccaninny and Cathedral Gorge in the Southwest.

One of Australia's most recognised natural icons, remote and absolutely breath taking, the Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungle) has recently been inscribed on the World Heritage List.

East Kimberley Tours - Bungle Bungle Bushcamp There is nothing quite like sitting around a camp fire under the vast outback sky after a big day exploring! East Kimberley Tours have a special restricted license to operate facilities within the Purnululu National Park World Heritage Area. Part of your fees contributes to the management and upkeep of the park. The camp includes twin share tented safari cabins, hot showers, Flushing toilets, enclosed dining facilities and an out door camp fire area. Our cooks keep a generous supply of hearty meals coming and there is tea and coffee making facilities available in the dining room all day. Please don't forget to mention if you have any special eating requirements. Our camp is fully licensed and we have a limited range of alcoholic beverages available for your enjoyment. We have red and white wines by the glass or bottle and some of the more popular varieties of canned beer. Canned mixed drinks are also available for purchase at our bar.

Choose a tour to suit your available holiday time and interests:
EK1 One Day 4WD Tour Ex - Turkey Creek (Warmun) to Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungle).
EK2 One night Bungle Bungle Stayover 4WD in/out Ex - Turkey Creek Roadhouse (Warmun).
EKA1 One Day Fly/Drive Bungle Bungle Tour Ex - Kununurra.
EKA2 One Night/Two Day Fly/Drive Bungle Bungle Tour Ex - Kununurra.
EKA-2G One Day/Two Gorge Fly in/Fly out Tour Ex - Kununurra.
EKA3 Two Night/Two Day Fly/Drive Bungle Bungle Tour Ex - Kununurra.
EKA-TC One Day Bungle Bungle Tour, Fly In/4WD Out – Ex Turkey Creek
BDM2 Two Night Bungle Bungle and Diamond Mine combination Ex: Kununurra.
DBB Dinner,Bed and Breakfast - great for people with their own 4WD visiting the Bungle Bungles.
"BUNGLE "O" Accommodation - Twin-Share Tented Cabins

East Kimberley Tours - Hikes in the Bungle Bungles

NORTHERN WALKS Echidna Chasm - 2 km return: Easy to moderate Named after an Echidna sighting, this walk begins at the base of a sandstone dome and continues upstream along a rocky creek bed into the chasm. The chasm is almost 200 metres high with only a few metres separating the towering cliffs and ends suddenly being closed in by a vertical rock face. This is mostly a cool, shady walk except at midday when the sun is directly overhead. Mini Palms Gorge - 5 km return: Moderate to difficult Beginning easy, this scenic walk is at the heart of the main Bungle Range and follows a rocky creek bed upstream. Starting in a wide open area, the walk then becomes more difficult as visitors are faced with a narrowing closed area where they must slide between and over conglomerate boulders. The end of the walk sees a viewing platform from where dwarfed Livistona Palms can be viewed. SOUTHERN WALKS Cathedral Gorge - 3 km return: Easy to moderate Beginning easy, this walk is shared with Piccaninny Creek until the trail breaks off to follow another creek bed which leads to Cathedral Gorge. Becoming more moderate, visitors will have to pass over rock ledges, waterholes and eroded potholes before coming to the final display of a natural amphitheatre carved out of the sandstone dome walls. Domes Trail - 1km circuit: Easy This short walk extends from, rejoins and can be a continuation of the Cathedral Gorge trail. An easy walk along a flat trail is where visitors are able to walk amongst the famous Beehive Domes.