Bungle Bungle tours
Because of its remoteness, the easiest way to see the Bungle Bungles and Purnululu National Park in Western Australia is to take one of the scenic flights from Kununurra. It is a truly amazing sight from the air. Several tour operators also offer bush camping experiences with safari cabin accommodation and guided tours. To find an operator, visit the Bungle Bungle tours page or use the advanced search function.
Getting to Purnululu National Park
Open from April until November (weather permitting), the park is accessible by four-wheel drive only. From Kununurra in Western Australia, the journey to the Bungle Bungles and Purnululu National Park takes you along 200 kilometres of sealed road then 50 kilometres of unsealed road. From Halls Creek, you travel along 100 kilometres of sealed road followed by 50 kilometres of unsealed road. Check out the suggested itineraries for inspiration and start planning your trip.
Information and accommodation
The park has a visitor centre and two general camping areas with toilets, showers and limited water. Camp fees apply and access to fuel, water, food and other supplies is very limited. Visit the Naturebase website for details.
Or, if you prefer your creature comforts, check out the Kununurra accommodation options and join a day tour from Kununurra.
Check out the Kununurra Visitor Centre website, email Halls Creek Visitor Centre or visit the Naturebase website for more information about Purnululu National Park the Bungle Bungles of Western Australia.