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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 outstanding 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.

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.

Onslow Beach Resort

An incredible coastal outback experience starts here at the Onslow Beach Resort, the gateway to the Mackerel Islands. This absolute beachfront resort offers relaxed, civilised sophistication – a

Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park

Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park is cabins and caravan park ideally located on the Lake Kununurra foreshore - the enviable location is ideal to experience the Kimberley nature yet central to

Second Gorge (Ood-ulum-bood-ulu) Campground - Luridgii Tours

Drive your 4WD vehicle through spectacular scenery into the Mandangala Community where you can stay over night at Second Gorge (Ood-ulum-bood-ulu) Campground, run by Luridgi Tours . After the drive in

Karijini Eco Retreat

An environmentally friendly retreat and campground nestled at Joffre Gorge - in the heart of the world class Karijini National Park. The award winning Karijini Eco Retreat is the first and only to

Whale Song Campground

Overlooking, clear turquoise oceans, sandy beaches and vibrant red pindan cliffs, it’s little surprise this beautiful stretch of Kimberley coastline is World Heritage Listed. Whale Song Campgrounds

Best Western Plus The Ranges Karratha

Best Western Plus The Ranges Karratha offers 73 one bedroom apartments consisting of a separate bedroom with ensuite and laundry and a self-contained kitchen with state of the art amenities including

Kimberley Hotel

The Kimberley Hotel offers stylish Kimberley accommodation and boasts the largest motel units in the region, so if you like a little breathing space within your accommodation you won’t be disappointed

Cheela Plains Station Stay

Cheela Plains Station is a family owned and managed cattle station located in the semi-arid, pastoral rangelands of the Pilbara in Western Australia. Along with the grazing enterprise, Evan and Robin

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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!

Broome Camel Safaris

Take a tour with Broome Camel Safaris and Alison Bird - Broome's most respected and experienced camel operator, with over 30 years experience working with these often misunderstood animals. Alison has

Bungle Bungle Guided Tours

Bungle Bungle Guided Tours offer a unique experience, providing guided walking tours with an Aboriginal perspective of the world heritage listed Purnululu National Park. Locally owned, we aim to

Silversea Cruises

Discover the Kimberley Coast with Silversea Cruises With 116 guests and 100 crew, guests on the Silver Discoverer are guaranteed personalised service and attention. The ocean view suites are some of

Eco Abrolhos

Get ready for the trip of a lifetime aboard the magnificent Eco Abrolhos. We sail the remote Kimberley region in comfort and style. Our grand 35 metre vessel accommodates up to 38 passengers in

InStyle Adventures

Luxury Small Group & Private 4WD Tours. For a 5 star experience including Cape Leveque, Tunnel Creek, Gibb River Road & the Bungles, we can tailor make an experience for you.

Lake Argyle Tours & Cruises

Lake Argyle Tours is owned and operated by the Sharpe Family who have called Lake Argyle home since the Ord River Dam construction was completed in 1973. All of our tours have been designed from a

The Flying Sandgroper Adventure Tours & Travel

The Flying Sandgroper is a great way to experience the North West of Western Australia. If you're exploring stunning Karijini or touring Ningaloo and/or Karijini, we are your first choice. We are West

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

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Plan your trip

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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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