Far from the ordinary, this exclusive women-only journey invites you into one of Australia’s most culturally rich and spiritually powerful landscapes — the Kimberley. Over five days, you’ll experience an extraordinary immersion into Djugun, Bardi, and Jawi culture, guided by the women who carry these ancestral stories.

The word “Injubs” — from the Bardi language — speaks to the deep bond between women: mother and daughter, aunty and niece, sister and friend. That bond is the spirit of this journey. Through shared experience and connection to Country, you’ll witness the strength, wisdom, and beauty of Kimberley women and their traditions.

From sacred ceremonies to pearl farms, storytelling under vast desert skies to learning bush medicine by the sea, every moment is designed to nurture your sense of belonging — to the land, to one another, and to yourself.

This journey honors the privilege of access to Country and culture. It’s about listening, learning, and walking gently — with respect, curiosity, and an open heart.

This journey is designed for women who:

• Seek authentic connection — with people, place, and purpose.
• Value cultural integrity and ecological respect as much as comfort.
• Appreciate small-group intimacy and meaningful conversation over crowds.
• Are drawn to Indigenous storytelling, nature, and the feminine spirit of community.
• Desire a transformative experience that’s grounding, uplifting, and deeply human.

Perfect for solo travelers or friends who want to share something extraordinary, this is travel that restores perspective and reawakens wonder.

Curious about extending your Australian adventure or exploring a private group tour? We'd love to hear from you!

• Welcome to Country with Djugun Elder Pat Mamanyjun Torres
• Smoke and saltwater cleansing ceremony on the beach
• Private boat journey to Sunday Island with the Jawi people
• Pearl Farm tour at historic Cygnet Bay
• Stargazing and storytelling with local Elders
• Hands-on cultural workshops: bush tucker, medicine, dance, and craft
• Visit to One Arm Point, a remote Aboriginal community on the Dampier Peninsula
• Stay in glamping-style safari tents at Cygnet Bay Pearlers Village
• Shared meals featuring sovereign bush foods and fresh coastal fare
• Sunset drinks at Cable Beach, Broome’s most iconic shore

• Djugun Welcome and Blessing Ceremonies led by Indigenous women
• Cultural immersion with Bardi and Jawi guides, including traditional food gathering and damper making
• Boat exploration of tidal waters around Sunday Island — a sacred marine landscape
• Interactive sessions on language, dance, and songlines
• Pearling and sea culture insights from the oldest operating pearl farm in Australia
• Evening storytelling under the stars, guided by Elders and local women
• Visits to sacred sites and community centers, not open to the general public

• 5490.00 AUD per person in a shared room
• 6390.00 AUD per person single traveler

Booking Requirements

• 900.00 AUD required to hold your space
• Balance due 45 days prior to travel

Above prices are in Australian Dollars. USD prices are subject to fluctuate with the exchange rate at the time of payment. Transaction fees may apply.

• 4 nights of accommodation:

  • The Mangrove Hotel, Broome
  • Cygnet Bay Pearlers Village Safari Tents
• Daily breakfast and most lunches and dinners as noted
• All guided cultural tours, ceremonies, and workshops
• Private coach transfers and scenic transportation throughout
• Local Indigenous guides and hosts throughout the journey
• All entrance fees and activities listed
• Support from Zephyr Travel Curators’ concierge team

• International and domestic flights
• Travel insurance (required)
• Meals not specifically listed
• Alcoholic beverages unless noted
• Personal expenses and gratuities

This journey isn’t about ticking off destinations — it’s about presence. About the quiet magic that happens when women gather, listen, and share stories under ancient skies. It’s an invitation to reconnect — to culture, to community, and to yourself.