Explore Kununurra and the surrounding areas with a fishing rod in hand. It's in the name itself - the name Kununurra is derived from the word “Goonoonorrang” in the language of the local Miriwoong
Ivanhoe Crossing was originally part of the main Kununurra to Wyndham Road. This concrete causeway was built over the mighty Ord River and remains in flow year round. The crossing is a great place to
Run by enthused volunteers of the Kununurra Historical Society, the Kununurra Museum showcases the captivating story of the Ord Irrigation Project, the fossil record of the region, and many other
Stay a few days, connect with nature, and take in some of the waterfalls close to Kununurra. Achievable as day trips, you will be captivated by the tranquillity and splendour of the majestic scenery
The beautiful waters of Lily Creek Lagoon lie alongside the town centre of Kununurra. At Celebrity Tree Park along the shoreline, enjoy beautiful views across the lagoon towards the Sleeping Buddha
The Ord River and its tributaries form one of the most significant waterways in Australia, producing the second largest flow volume in Western Australia. Visitors will find recreational boating,
An alternative route from Wyndham to Kununurra is along the unsealed Parry Creek Road. The turnoff is only about 15 kms from Wyndham and it follows the Ord River back to Kununurra. Not far along the
On the road from Kununurra to Wyndham, you will find The Grotto, a deep gorge that can be reached by 140 steps (with no handrail), with a swimming hole and Wet Season waterfall. The Grotto is a
