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The Bungle Bungle Range, in Purnululu National Park, is one of the most
fascinating geological landmarks in Western Australia. From an aircraft, the
Bungle Bungle Range is an imposing sight. The orange and black stripes
across the beehive-like mounds, encased in a skin of silica and algae, are
clearly visible as you approach from the south. As you sweep further over
the range a hidden world of gorges and pools is revealed, with fan palms
clinging precariously to walls and crevices in the rocks. Staying in a
comfortable bush safari cabin accommodation is great and the walks through
the various gorges are amazing.
Kununurra is a town in far northern Western Australia located at the
eastern side of the Kimberley Region approximately 37 kilometres (23 mi)
from the Northern Territory.
Untamed and adventurous Kununurra is the gateway to some of Western
Australia's remarkable natural attractions. With sizzling red soil, wide
open blue skies and rugged bush scenery, this place will enliven your
senses. Being well irrigated it is a lush location covered in melons and
flowers.
Home Valley Station Station stay. 120km west of Kununurra on the Gibb River Road.
Home Valley Station offers a range of activities including fishing,
boating, ancient gorge walks, bird watching, horse riding, cattle mustering
and a number of Indigenous cultural experiences. Experience a real life
working cattle station.
The property has recently completed an extensive redevelopment, building
world-class tourist facilities which also include a brand new Dusty Bar &
Grill, two pools and conference facilities.
A million acres in size, El Questro is located on the eastern perimeter
of the Kimberley region, and extends for approximately 80 kilometres into
the heart of the region.
Animal, fish and bird life congregate in the rivers and waterholes, of
which El Questro boasts four major river systems - from fresh water springs
to the lazy salt water estuaries in the northern part of the property.
Various standards of accommodation are available.
Established in 1994, Kimberley Coastal Camp is nestled on the pristine
shores of Admiralty Gulf in the heart of the great Kimberley wilderness.
A place for the heart and soul, Kimberley Coastal Camp limits guests to
just 12 creating an intimate atmosphere while reducing the impact on this
fragile environment and ensuring the area remains in the same perfect
condition for generations to come. Cabin accommodation right on the beach
with dining in the open air restaurant / bar. Fishing and great Bradshaw
Rock Art are among the many activities here.
The Bush Camp Faraway Bay is an inviting haven, nestled on a rocky
hilltop overlooking the turquoise Timor Sea, 280km North West of Kununurra
in the remote, uncharted and spellbinding Kimberley Region of Western
Australia.
This truly unique and remote wilderness retreat is owned and operated by
pioneering hosts Bruce and Robyn Ellison. Bruce discovered the stunning site
in 1986 and secured a rare lease over 28 hectares of dramatic coast with a
vision to create an isolated and unrivalled luxury bush camp. The site
selected was a protected rocky outcrop with outstanding views of the Timor
Sea and in close proximity to Western Australia's most iconic and awesome
waterfalls - King George Falls. Once again , cabins perched on top of the
cliff provide fantastic accommodation. Dining in the open air
restaurant/bar. Actvities include a boat trip to one of Australia's best
gorges and walls to many Bradshaw rock Art sites.
Cape Leveque is situated 220kms north of Broome on the tip of the Dampier
Peninsula. Kooljaman at Cape Leveque is a multi award winning Aboriginal
owned wilderness camp. It is a beautiful remote paradise offering a quiet
place to get away from it all. Cape Leveque is a popular spot to fish, swim
and snorkel or just sit back and relax. Bush type cabins right near the
beach or more upmarket tents up on the cliff.
Broome is a pearling and tourist town in the Kimberley region of Western
Australia, 2200 km north of Perth. Broome is a picture postcard come to
life. Located at the Southern gateway to the Kimberley, one of the last
great-unexplored wilderness areas on earth, Broome is a small town where the
bush meets the sea. It is full of history and characters born out of
isolation and initiative, and has a heritage unlike that of any other town
in Australia with the beauty of the surroundings to match its remarkable
story.
Fitzroy Crossing straddles the Fitzroy River, 2686km north of Perth.
Today, Fitzroy Crossing is a small settlement that services local stations
and acts as a stopover destination for those exploring the rugged Kimberley
and its nearby attractions of Geikie Gorge, Tunnel Creek and Windjana Gorge,
or those en-route to the Bungle Bungles Purnululu National Park, or
Kununurra and Darwin.
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