duration: 8 – 10 hrs/day meeting_point: Cape Leveque T‑junction Broome Infromation Bay min_age: 4 max_age: 70 group_size: 20 accessibility: walking/4WD description: Departs from Cape Levesque turn-off along sealed and unsealed roads, with a breathtaking drive along the vibrant red Pindar cliffs, overlooking the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Between July and September, don’t be surprised to see humpbacks just offshore, on their migratory journey. The colours of the Kimberley come alive in the early morning light. Along the way, we fish at resting pools using traditional fishing methods to catch the elusive Mangrove Jack or Barramundi, while sharing stories of how Traditional Owners lived on Saltwater Country. We explore the mangroves at low tide. An important part of a healthy Country, they provide shelter, food and a nursery to marine life. This unique ecosystem is teeming with life and was central to the traditional hunter-gather lifestyle of Jaden’s ancestors. We finish the tour at a sheltered campsite where we cook up the day’s catch and enjoy cold drinks and freshly made sandwiches over lunch while Jaden and his team tell stories of the on-country history and culture of the Jabirr Jabirr mob. The camp area where we stop for lunch will have a Bowshed (shack) and an open fire pit for cooking the day’s catch, as well as table and chairs and ablution facilities. Bunda Bunda NJ Tours offers adventurers the opportunity to undertake a 4×4 guided tag-along experience, to investigate and engage with a stretch of the coastline through the eyes of Traditional Owners whose ancestors have walked this land for centuries. what_is_included: Meals provided — Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, snacks Fishing gear — hand line Camping gear — sleeping bag/tent itinerary: Day 1 – meet up at cape Leveque T junction 2:00pm‑2:30pm Guest will meet with tour guides – have a run through of what to expect on the upcoming 3 days/2 nights adventures. We will then travel about 90ks on sealed and unsealed roads to arrive at camping location on Carnot Bay Beach 3pm – 4:30pm Set up camp by 5pm dinner cooked by 6pm – 7:30pm. Next morning we will have breakfast then arrive at the new location (SHACK). We will start our day/morning doing some fishing/shelling/crabbing till about midday we will then head back to the SHACK where we will do a cook up for lunch. We will finish our afternoon exploring the country by even having a swim down the beach. Possibly having a flick for some fish at some close fishing pools. We will then go back to the camping location where we will then set up camp for the night. Dinner by 7:00pm. For the 1 nights you’re out their activities will carry on through the 2 days, fishing, hunting catch and cook. possible spear making. The tours will include driving off road on dirt unsealed tracks covering about 200ks 4WD is essential, must have a full tank that can at least cover 300ks, must be able to walk over 1ks in some adventures. highlights: You will experience the wonders of what life is really like living in the west Kimberley. Sharing our college of the country and learning some of our ways our life cycle. You will have the chance to even catch your own seafood and do experience a real life catch and cook. You will take with you many wonders of this experience on our Country home to the Jabbirr-Jabbirr and Nyumbarl Peoples. check_in_details: Be at the pick up location 10 mins before trip starts what_to_bring: ‑Tag along tour with your own 4WD vehicle must have full tank that can cover 300ksl. ‑Enclosed shoes/reef shoes ‑Personal water bottle ‑Sunscreen ‑Hat ‑Camera ‑change of clothes for 2 days ‑camping gear swags, ect.