View of the exterior of the Mt Barnett Roadhouse and fuel bowsers on the Gibb River Road

Plan your North West WA trip  - check fuel stops, EV charging stations and key route information, and confirm availability via visitor centres or the FuelWatch app.

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If we’re not in the office, we’re out on the road in the Kimberley & Pilbara!

More to explore along the Gibb

We know you'll be hiking into gorges and having some refreshing swims along the way, but what else can you do on the Gibb? Here are some of our top picks, and different ways to explore! 1. Save some room to indulge – you won’t be short of tempting food options as you travel along the Gibb. We’re…

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5 things to do in Roebourne

40 kilometres east of Karratha you’ll find the town of Roebourne, the first town established in the North West. The restored stone heritage buildings that dot the town date back to its establishment in 1866. Its location near Karratha makes Roebourne an easy destination to add to your trip to the…

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5 things to do in Port Hedland

Located 200km north of Karratha and connecting the Pilbara and the Kimberley is the coastal town of Port Hedland. Full of rich cultural history and famous for long trains, big ships and salt piles linked to its massive resource industry, there is no end of things to do in this Pilbara gem. Here are…

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30 Cool holiday facts about Broome you didn't know

There is no place like Broome - the locals sip mango beer, decorate with pearls and watch their movies outdoors. The only thing not cool about Broome is the weather. Here are our COOL facts about Broome 1. The houses in Broome do not have letterboxes. Residents collect their mail from banks of post…

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A first timers holiday guide to Broome summer feels

There is much to love about Broome during the summer. November to April sees Broome transform into a balmy, tropical getaway. It’s a lazy kind of heat that encourages you to unwind, de-stress, sip cold drinks and float your cares away in a luxurious pool. If you didn’t think Broome could be any more…

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BROOME SPAS PERFECT FOR A SUMMER HOLIDAY REBOOT

There is something about Broome that coaxes you to unwind as soon as you step foot onto its rich red soil. The warmth of the sun, the camels meandering down Cable Beach, the coastal breezes and the casual, friendly vibe of the locals all lull you into a state of relaxation. To help de-stress even…

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5 things to do in Marble Bar and Nullagine

WHAT TO DO IN MARBLE BAR There may not be any marble in Marble Bar (it’s actually jasper), but what Australia’s hottest town lacks in marble it makes up for in things to do! Nearby Nullagine also offers incredible natural adventures for the 4WD traveller. Don’t discount this part of the Pilbara on…

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5 things to do in Cossack

5 THINGS TO CHECK OUT IN COSSACK Australia’s liveliest ghost town is a must-visit during your stay in the Pilbara. Cossack was abandoned by 1950, but it now houses an annual art award exhibition, café, museum, heritage trail and a host of natural attractions. 1. Get the lay of the land Head to…

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Welcome to Broome! Broome International Airport

As airport locations go, Broome International Airport is surely hard to beat. Sitting between Cable Beach and Roebuck Bay, passengers are treated to some incredible views on landing and take-off. On the ground, Broome’s compact size means the transfer to your accommodation is short and sweet –…

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