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Fascinating Indigenous History
Home to the oldest Indigenous cultures on
the earth, a true highlight of exploring this
vast red land is discovering the history of
its traditional landowners. During your time
in the Kimberley, you'll see examples of
Indigenous art, some of which date back
17,000 years. In some locations on land
Indigenous guides may lead you, along
the way sharing traditional stories. This
special insight will enhance your journey
and understanding of the region.
Marvellous Wildlife
One of Australia's most diverse regions
when it comes to animals, the Kimberley
boasts an incredible array of creatures
both large and small. During your time
journeying throughout the region you'll
get up close to amazing examples of these,
seeing everything from peaceful Green
Turtles, to soaring seabirds and the wide
gaping jaws of a ferocious looking
crocodile. No matter where you are,
wondrous wildlife awaits your discovery.
The Bungle Bungle Range
Largely unknown until the early 1980s
except by the local Indigenous community
and pastoralists, the unique beehive-like
domes of Purnululu National Park's Bungle
Bungle Range are now an absolute
must-visit when journeying to the
Kimberley. Their striking black and orange
striped sandstone formations rise 578
metres above sea level, creating a majestic
sight in the vast plains, particularly when
the sun sets.
Dramatic beauty
Understated luxury
Real adventure
