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Together the Kimberley and Pilbara regions cover almost one million square kilometres, stretching from the coastal town of Onslow in the south to Kununurra in the north east. The North West is an area of outsanding natural beauty and with such an expansive area comes an extensive variety of natural attractions; rugged ranges, thundering waterfalls, pristine beaches and unique wildlife.

While the North West has a reputation for its remote beauty and adventure tourism, there are also many cultural highlights. These include a variety of local festivals, art galleries, museums and heritage trails which reveal insights into indigenous stories and celebrate the enduring spirit of early pioneering families.

Start planning your unforgettable adventure - whether you are seeking a luxury adventure cruise, an outback four wheel drive adventure, a romantic getaway or a family holiday, the North West promises you a memorable and extraordinary experience.

Kimberley Music

In this series of Kimberley Music short films, musicians Missy Higgins, Dan Sultan, Alex Lloyd and Stephen Pigram each talk about the magic of the Kimberley and how it has inspired their music.

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Epic Pilbara People

The Pilbara region is pretty epic - Up to a million rock art engravings, ancient gorges, pristine beaches and idyllic islands. See the Pilbara through the eyes of our Epic Pilbara People.

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Explore the regions

The Pilbara

The Pilbara region in Western Australia has some of the world’s most ancient natural landscapes, dating back two billion years and stretching over 500,000 square kilometres.

The Kimberley

Discover the vast wildlife sanctuaries, spectacular gorges and thundering waterfalls hidden in the region’s heart, and explore the coast, home to some of the world’s most beautiful beaches.

Broome

Often referred to as the pearl of North West Australia, Broome is Western Australia’s coastal gateway to the magnificent wilderness region of the Kimberley.

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Find your accommodation

From blissful beach resorts to outback homesteads, camping to coastal lodges, accommodation in West Australia’s Kimberley and Pilbara regions caters for every kind of holiday you care to mention.

Berkeley River Lodge

In one of the last true wilderness areas on earth, between Timor Sea sunrises and Berkeley River sunsets, the ultimate Kimberley adventure and refined indulgence awaits. Only accessible by air,

Kimberley Sands Resort & Spa

At Kimberley Sands Resort and Spa in Broome, every need and desire is anticipated. Our luxurious multi award winning 72 room and suite accommodation resort in Cable Beach, Broome Western Australia has

Bungle Bungle Savannah Lodge

There is no experience that can match a stay near the Bungle Bungle Range. Here in Purnululu you will find one of the best stargazing spots in Australia with the darkest night skies in the world. View

Hidden Valley Caravan Park

Hidden Valley Caravan Park is uniquely located off of the beautiful Mirima National Park in Kununurra. You get spectacular views of the sunset projecting onto the beautiful rock formations of Mirima

Econo Lodge Karratha

The 3 star Econo Lodge Karratha conveniently situated minutes to the Karratha town centre in the Pilbara region, Western Australia. The motel offers relaxing, clean and comfortable accommodation set

APT Bell Gorge Wilderness Lodge

Close to some of the Kimberley’s most beautiful gorges, APT’s Bell Gorge Wilderness Lodge is located just off the Gibb River Road overlooking the King Leopold Ranges. It is the perfect base for

Seashells Broome

Seashells Broome is just 300 metres from Cable Beach and nestled within lush tropical gardens, providing an oasis for families and couples. Choose a 1, 2 or 3 bedroom fully self-contained apartment or

Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa

Take one world-famous beach – complete with Indian Ocean sunsets, gently swaying palm trees and Kimberley charm – add the finest food, stylish accommodation and unique experiences; and you have the

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Tours

Guided tours are an exciting way to explore the vast breathtaking wilderness, unique culture and fascinating historic attractions of the Kimberley and Pilbara. Choose an extended tour of the regions to see all the highlights, or put a shorter tour on your itinerary for those 'can't miss' experiences!

King Leopold Air

King Leopold Air first took to the Kimberley skies back in 1992 as a small charter company based on a pastoral station close to its namesake – the spectacular King Leopold Ranges. Today the company

Aviair

Aviair has become a first choice for Bungle Bungle scenic air tours of the beautiful Kimberley region of Western Australia. We offer a range of air safaris and tailor-made Kimberley air tour

Astro Tours

Broome's Astronomy Experience a 2-hour educational and entertaining mind bender using big telescopes, lasers and fun under some of the best stargazing skies on the planet. You'll find Greg Quicke

Kimberley Quest

Kimberley Quest offers the ultimate in wilderness expedition cruising between Broome & Wyndham, with a level of comfort and service that goes beyond expectation. Accommodating only 18 passengers and 7

Broome Aviation

Broome Aviation has operated air tours in the Kimberley for over 35 years, and we're proud of our excellent level of safety and customer service

ADAMS Coachlines

Travel in comfort & style with Adams Coachlines day trips and extended tours out of Broome including Cape Leveque, our half day Broome town tour with camel ride and the Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek

True North Adventure Cruises

True North Adventure Cruises conducts adventure-cruises all around the magnificent Australian coastline and in the stunning waters of the South Pacific. Extended periods at sea are specifically

APT Kimberley Wilderness Adventures

Explore the Kimberley with the experts, with over 40 years experience and every detail taken care of.

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Natural Attractions

The North West’s rugged landscapes and turquoise coastal waters provide a playground for nature lovers. Explore some of Australia’s largest and most remote national parks and marine conservation areas. And see the red earth burst into colour during the spring wildflower season.

Karijini

The jewel of the Pilbara region, Karijini National Park is an ancient landscape with spectacular gorges eroded by nature over billions of years.

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Bungle Bungle Range

The soaring walls of Cathedral Gorge and awe-inspiring beehive domes of Bungle Bungle range are one of the must see attractions in the North West.

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Burrup Peninsula

Murujuga National Park on the Burrup Peninsula, is a small landmass with a large range of habitats, a diverse array of wildflowers and wildlife, and what is thought to be the highest concentration of

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Cable Beach

With 22 kilometres of pristine white sand edged by the stunning turquoise water of the Indian Ocean, Broome’s Cable Beach attracts visitors from around Australia and the world.

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