Kimberley Attractions
An exotic and intresting part of the world.
The Kimberley is a vast and pristine area with so many unforgettable and intresting places to explore.
Take a trip into Purnululu National Park where you will marvel at the thousands of huge beehive-shaped mounds of the Bungle Bungle.
One of the most unusual sights in the Kimberley is the Horizontal 'two-way' waterfall of Talbot Bay in the Buchaneer Archipelago.
Cruise the waters of the mighty Fitzroy River. See where it has cut deep into the landscape producing the wonderful Geikie Gorge that is bordered by sheer walls of yellow, orange and grey.
On the coast is the township of Broome, a tranquil tropical spot, world famous for its pearling industry. Relax and unwind on the soft clean sands of Cable Beach, swim in clear turquoise waters.
Travel further north along the remote and pristine Kimberley coastline and you will find the Buccaneer Archipelago or 'Thousand Islands'.
Other attractions in the Kimberley region include the town of Derby, the Gibb River Road, Devonian Reef National Park, Fitzroy Crossing, Halls Creek and Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater.
Kimberley, Western Australia's most last great wilderness.
Discover the pristine Cable Beach