Karijini National Park is a vast wilderness area in the Hamersley Ranges of Western Australia’s Pilbara Region. The park is approximately 1400 kilometres North of Perth and spans an area greater than 6,270 square kilometres, most of which is virtually inaccessible. The part of Karijini that is accessible has probably the highest density of spectacular canyons and waterfalls of anywhere in the world and would have to be amongst Australia’s top most stunning locations. For sheer incredible raw beauty, Karijini packs a punch and is an awesome location for photographers. For a small group of just four guests, seven days and six nights of experiencing and photographing the wonders of the Karijini National Park in the unique Pilbara region of Western Australia with the guidance of highly experienced professional landscape photographer and photographic mentor Adam Monk. This tour is fully inclusive of all meals, accommodation and ground transport. Travel in the comfort of an air-conditioned Toyota Landcruiser with plenty of room for camera gear.