A full-day fixed-wing tour from Broome that combines aerial views of the Horizontal Falls, flights over the King Leopold Ranges and short hikes at Windjana and Bell Gorge. Expect dramatic tides, limestone gorges and a station lunch — plan for sun, swims and short rocky walks.
A full-day fixed-wing tour from Broome that combines aerial views of the Horizontal Falls, flights over the King Leopold Ranges and short hikes at Windjana and Bell Gorge. Expect dramatic tides, limestone gorges and a station lunch — plan for sun, swims and short rocky walks.
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Operated by Broome Aviation · Broome, Western Australia
You lift from Broome and the coastline shrinks; the plane banks over the red cliffs of Cape Leveque, islands scattered like stamps on turquoise water. Minutes later the inland changes — spinifex ridges, boab-studded plains and the serrated silhouette of the King Leopold Ranges. The day stitches aerial theatre to short ground walks: Windjana’s limestone walls, the plunge pools at Bell Gorge and the breath-stopping sight of the Horizontal Falls.
moderate.
10–11 hours.
Moderate fitness for short hikes (1–2 km) on uneven, sometimes steep terrain and the ability to move comfortably on and off light aircraft.
The full experience is about 10–11 hours with multiple fixed-wing legs between Broome, Windjana, Bell Gorge, Mt Hart and coastal points — expect most of the day airborne with several ground stops.
Yes — there’s a short top walk (≈1 km) and an additional 1 km descent to the bottom pool; swims are at your own risk and depend on seasonal water levels and operator guidance.
The tour involves light aircraft transfers and short walks over uneven ground; children are allowed but infants must sit on laps and guests should be reasonably mobile — those with serious mobility or health issues should check with the operator beforehand.
Not necessarily — the falls are tidal. Operators time routes to tides but peak flow is seasonal; if tides are low, the visual effect can be reduced and the route may be adjusted accordingly.
The Napier Range gorges cut through an ancient Devonian reef; coastal flying routes pass historic pearling sites that shaped Broome’s 19th–20th century economy.
Operators work with tidal and seasonal conditions to minimize impact; visitors should follow paths, avoid disturbing wildlife and pack out waste to protect fragile gorge ecosystems.
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