Derby Bus Services
Bus in Murray

Receive in the splendor of the Napier Range, at Windjana Gorge and the mystery of Tunnel Creek. Take in the splendor of the Napier Range at Windjana Gorge and the mystery of Tunnel Creek. The walk through Tunnel Creek is a memorable experience. In those days, most of the charter labor was for Aboriginal communities and groups for funerals and sporting events. We have an intimate knowledge of the area we service. Itineraries can be varied to include other West Kimberley attractions on request. West Kimberley Tours has operated for 13 years. West Kimberley Tours camp in designated camping areas that are equipped with showers, toilets and fireplaces. Customers include any individual or business desirous of using or receiving the goods or services of the Operation. The Operation will, so far as is reasonably able, offer its goods and services in the best plausible way. The Operation will exercise all plausible concern to address customers' safety and comfort. For three years, Jandamarra tried to shield his lands and his people against police and white settlers. At Windjana Gorge you will walk between the towering walls of the Gorge and examine crocodiles and other wildlife. Lunch will be served on the banks of the river. Behind lunch we head back to our camp at Hushed Grove, stopping off at Galvani Gorge a insignificant gorge situated impartial off the Gibbs River Road. The main attraction of Windjana is the scenic gorge carved by the Lenard River, through the Napier Range, which exposes the ancient reef system, regarded by geologists as a classic feature of world geology. The 3.5 kilometer lengthy gorge cuts through the limestone of the Napier Range piece of an ancient barrier reef, which can also be seen at Geikie Gorge and Tunnel Creek National Parks. Near the center of the cave the roof has collapsed and is an excellent store to examine the colony of fruit bats. Tunnel Creek was once obvious as the cave of bats. At minimum five species of bat are known to use the cave. Tunnel Creek is also home to many other bird species. Over many thousands of years, water flowing along cracks, joints and bedding surfaces dissolves the limestone away, opening them out to form caves. Cave systems have formed wherever the reef has been exposed at the Earths surface. Tunnel Creek follows a eminent joint through the limestone.