From the striped Bungle Bungle Range and rugged and remote El Questro Wilderness Park to idyllic Bell Gorge down the iconic Gibb River Road, the Kimberley is a land of wonders. Hear Indigenous stories from the Dreamtime, passed down through generations. Marvel at dramatic rock formations and red-and-ochre landscapes as you journey in custom-built 4WD vehicles. Swim in hidden waterholes, walk along scenic trails, and unwind at APT’s luxury Wilderness Lodges.

Home to a huge diversity of experiences: Margaret River food and wine, Kalgoorlie’s gold-rush history, Broome’s famous Cable Beach, the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Marine Park. APT’s Small Group Tours in Australia also cover the Kimberley – the country’s richest and most magnificent remote wilderness. 

Watch Uluru's colours deepen from ochre to crimson as the sun sets, and see the towering domes of Kata Tjuta rise from the desert nearby. Further north, a cruise on Kakadu's Yellow Water Billabong on APT's Small Group Tours to Australia reveals a unique ecosystem home to saltwater crocodiles, wild horses, and flocks of magpie geese. 

In the far north, the World Heritage-listed Daintree Rainforest meets the Great Barrier Reef, reached via the rugged Bloomfield Track. Inland, walk through the 190,000-year-old Undara Lava Tubes, or continue north to stand at the tip of Cape York, the northernmost point of the Australian mainland. 

Taste Riesling at the cellar doors of the Clare Valley, head into the outback to the rugged Flinders Ranges, drive the remote Oodnadatta Track and visit the wildlife of Kangaroo Island. A scenic flight over Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre, where the lake bed forms patterns of pink, blue and white, is a highlight of small group travel in Australia.