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Contact Phone:
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9191 1547
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Contact Email:
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info@bushtracksafaris.com.au
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Bushtrack Safaris cater for the enthusiast who wishes to see the remote outback as it really is - away from the busy routes. Our safaris are in the real wilderness where travel without four wheel drive is impossible. The country we travel is untamed in its original state, and undamaged by man.
Rick and Ann Jane are the owner/operators of Bushtrack Safaris and have been operating since 1986. Prior to their involvement in the tourism industry they were the owner/operators of Derby Toyota for 27 years.
Ann is the daughter of an old Kimberley pioneer, the late Mr Frank Lacy who with his wife Teresa took up the lease of Mount Elizabeth Station in 1945. Rick originally came from New Zealand and has lived in the Kimberley for over 30 years.
Bushtrack Safaris offer scheduled safaris during the cool 'dry season' months, which extend from late May through to September, however some tours can be held in April and October depending on the seasonal conditions.
Bushtrack Safaris follow the bush track to Munja (Walcott Inlet), which was first constructed in 1961 by Ann's brother Frank and Peter Lacy. This track is now maintained annually by Bushtrack Safaris.
The unique wilderness area traversed by Bushtrack Safaris is rich in historic rock-art, spectacular gorges, unusual rock formations/caves, prolific bird-life, fishing, and many refreshing swimming holes.
Bushtrack Safaris has a special tourism lease at Bachsten Creek where we have our very comfortable base camp offering log-cabin accommodation and full camping facilities. This is a popular location for specialised groups, either on tour or self-drive, with prolific and rare birdlife, beautiful photographic opportunities, swimming, breathtaking scenery and general relaxation with a caretaker on the premises from June to September. We offer fly-in packages between the months of June and late September.
Bushtrack Safaris also have tours into the Mitchell Plateau, incorporating the gorges on the Gibb River Road. Tours are also conducted into Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungles) via Halls Creek and back to Fitzroy Crossing. Mornington Wilderness Camp is also a tour destination for Bushtrack Safaris.. www.bushtracksafaris.com.au
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