Guide to the Kimberley

Located in Purnululu National Park, the Bungle Bungles are enchanting beehive-like rocks formed over 350 million years ago. Soar above them on a scenic flight to witness the full spectrum of this extraordinary otherworldly landscape.

The Horizontal Falls are as beguiling as they sound. Get up-close to this natural wonder on an exhilarating boat tour where you’ll cruise through the twin gaps and over the rapid-like water, or see it from above on a scenic flight. 

The Kimberley is teeming with natural attractions, but off the coast of Broome you’ll find another type of unique rock – formed by dinosaurs over 120 million years ago. Feast your eyes on these fascinating fossil footprints on a guided tour.

If you’re a nature lover, you’ll love exploring Broome’s mangroves on Narlijia’s Mangrove tour. Listen to bush tucker tales, see native Aussie animals in the wild and cruise through the epic Buccaneer rock pools with an Indigenous guide.

Sunset beach outings just got a little more exciting. In Broome, a camel ride over the glistening Cable Beach is a must. What better way to explore Broome’s beautiful blue waters and glowing red rocks? 

Waterfalls, ancient Aboriginal rock art, wonderful wildlife, freshwater swimming holes and white sandy beaches; the Kimberley region has it all. Immerse yourself in this nature-lovers’ wonderland on a coastline cruise. 

One of Australia’s most epic road trips; the Gibb River Road is 600 kilometres (410 miles) of pure adventure. Feel the energy of the open road as you discover the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Kimberley wilderness on this itinerary.

Combine luxury with adventure on the nine-night Spirit of the Gibb tour. Spend your days discovering the vast beauty of the Kimberley wilderness and your nights in the region's most luxurious stays. 

Get back to nature at the picturesque El Questro Homestead. Nestled in the heart of the Kimberley’s breathtaking landscape and offering all-inclusive tours, this luxurious resort is the perfect base to explore the very best of the region.

Without the discovery of pearls, Broome might not even exist. Visit the historic Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to learn about the astonishing story, meet the pioneers themselves and even purchase pearls straight from the ocean.

Cascading over ancient rugged red cliffs are the King George Falls, the highest twin falls in Western Australia. Feel the landscape’s powerful energy as you cruise through the King River Gorge towards the falls. 

It wouldn’t be a real adventure without a visit to an outback pub, but in the Kimberley you can go further – literally. Matso’s, in Broome, is the most remote brewery in Australia, serving up quirky beers, delicious food and good vibes all round.

Fancy meeting a rare Aussie animal? Roebuck Bay, located in Broome, is home to the only population of snubfin dolphins in the world. These playful pods can be spotted on a cruise along the coastline, often next to a myriad of other marine species.