Destinations of the North West

Bungle Bungle adventures

Take a scenic flight or four wheel drive tour from Kununurra to Australia’s most unusual natural landforms, the Bungle Bungles of Purnululu National Park. Search Kununurra tours for air and land-based adventures.

Cruise Lake Argyle

Large enough to be classed as an inland sea, Lake Argyle and the Ord River wetlands provide a serene setting for a gentle cruise and a spot of bird watching. Search Kununurra tours for lake cruises.

Go fishing for barra

Spend a day chasing one of the most prized catches in the world, the barramundi. Hook up with a local charter company in Kununurra for WA’s number one fishing experience. Search the fishing tours page for operators.

Tour the Gibb River Road

One of the last true outback adventures, a tour of this epic route takes in some of the Kimberley’s most remote station stays and breathtaking waterfalls and gorges. See the Gibb River Road page for details.

• Get a fascinating insight into the lives for the early cattle pioneers at the Lake Argyle Homestead Museum.

• See the 300 million year old sandstone cliffs, often referred to as the ‘mini Bungles’ at Mirima National Park.

• Try catching your dinner at the popular local fishing spot, Ivanhoe Crossing.

• Admire the work of local artists at Indigenous and contemporary galleries.

• Spot magpie geese, swamp hens, cranes, pelicans, brolga, 17 varieties of duck and the elusive jabiru at Parry Lagoons Nature Reserve.

• Enjoy the sunset from Kelly’s Knob Lookout, the highest lookout offering views of Kununurra in Australia’s Kimberly region.

• Kununurra has WA’s only working rum distillery, check it out at The Hoochery.

• Visit Argyle Diamond Mine, the largest open-cut diamond mine on the planet. Search for Argyle Diamond Mine tours.