You’ll fly from Broome into remote Kimberley country, tracking rivers and palm forests before landing at Mitchell Plateau for a helicopter ride straight to Mitchell Falls. Swim beneath thundering water, share a picnic lunch with your group, then fly back along the coast past Horizontal Falls and Cape Leveque—all with local guides who know every bend of this wild land.
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Broome Brewery, Museum & Crocodile Park Afternoon TourStart with a cold Matso’s beer, wander Broome’s quirky museum, then get close to crocs at Malcolm Douglas Park. Includes pickup, drinks & local guide.★ 4.75 (323)4hUS$ 115View › The first thing I remember is the sound—propellers chopping through that thick Broome morning air. We lifted off and suddenly the red dirt and mangroves just dropped away. Our pilot, Dave (he’s lived in the Kimberley for ages), pointed out King Sound below—he joked about “Australia’s biggest tides” like it was no big deal. I pressed my forehead to the window as we crossed over Walcott Inlet and those ridges of Harding Range. It’s all so empty but somehow alive—patches of green palms, then nothing but ochre folds for miles.
I didn’t expect the Livistona Palm forest to look so ancient. We bumped along in a 4WD through this weirdly lush patch before stopping at Mertens campground. There was this earthy smell—like sun-baked leaves and something sweet in the air. The helicopter transfer felt surreal; you barely get used to one view before you’re hovering over Mitchell Falls itself. I tried filming but gave up—some things are just too wide for a screen. Our guide, Sarah, handed out sandwiches near the water (I still think about that cold chicken salad). A few of us braved a swim under the falls—it was icy and sharp on my skin but kind of addictive once you got in.
The flight back was quieter. Maybe everyone was tired or just full of it all—I couldn’t tell. We skirted Kuri Bay (Sarah pointed out the pearl farm), then Montgomery Reef where you could see white water racing over coral flats even from way up high. When we flew over Horizontal Falls, Dave grinned and said David Attenborough called it “the 8th Natural Wonder”—it did look wild from above, like someone had sliced open the ocean. Cape Leveque’s red cliffs were glowing in late light; I tried to take a photo but mostly just stared until my phone slipped onto my lap.
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