Whilst regular tours operate throughout the Dry Season (April to November), we also run Wet Season (January to March) tours which we call our 'specials' because no tour is ever the same. This is due to the changeable and exciting weather events that transform the waterways and landscape, bringing the Kimberley to life. Family and small group (1-6 people) charter rates also apply to most tours - so get in early and book a HOT Tour today.
WET SEASON - FULL DAY COMBO TOUR - JAN to MAR
10 hours - approx. 200km
(Minimum 2. Maximum 6)
On this unique combo tour, you'll experience the scenic northeast corner of Western Australia by land and water. Starting at the Diversion Dam and irrigation areas of the mighty Ord River we’ll head off-road through ancient rock formations harbouring bush tucker, awesome views and rock art. The day culminates with a 3-hour small-group boat cruise on Lake Argyle spotting wildlife and freshwater crocodiles, feeding fish and swimming, followed by a stunning sunset with drinks and nibbles.
Highlights
- History & education about Lake Argyle & the Ord River Irrigation Scheme
- Diversion dam views, Ivanhoe Crossing and agricultural areas
- Impressive rock formations and majestic boabs
- 4WD lookouts over Kununurra and Lake Argyle
- Homestead Falls - weather permitting
- Views of freshwater crocs on a small group Lake Argyle Cruise
- Spot some of the thousands of bird species living on and around the Lake
WET SEASON - HALF DAY TOUR - JAN to MAR
7am to 1pm
6 hours - approx. 250km
(Minimum 2. Maximum 6)
West of Kununurra on the road to Wyndham the waterfalls go 'wild' in the Wet. As soon as they're flowing, we run morning and/or afternoon tours to check out The Grotto, Moochalabra Overflow and/or Three Mile Valley for a dip.
Highlights
- Scenic drive past the Bandicoot and Deception Ranges
- Photograph, walk and swim in the waters above or below The Grotto
- Croc spot at viewpoints along the King River Road
- Cool off in the Moochalabra Dam Overflow
- Optional visit to Three Mile Valley for another swim
- Take in the views of the flooded marshes from the Five Rivers Lookout
- Check out some of the other popular Wet Season swimming spots
WET SEASON - HALF DAY TOUR - JAN to MAR
7am to 1pm
6 hours - approx. 260km
(Minimum 2. Maximum 6)
Experience the top end of the Gibb River Road when the Cockburn Ranges sprout waterfalls and the mighty Pentecost is raging. Spot some crocs, zoom in on a lagoon of birds, or have a cool off in a creek and beat the heat.
Highlights
- Scenic drive past the Bandicoot and Deception Ranges
- Enjoy the cool waters of Molly Springs amid the Spiral Palms
- View water running off the Livistona, Tier and Cockburn Ranges
- Splash over the King River crossing and many creeks down The Gibb
- Croc spotting along the banks of the Pentecost River
- Bird watching in the many Wet Season lagoons and wetlands
WET SEASON - HALF DAY TOUR - JAN to MAR
7am to 1pm
6 hours - approx. 180km
(Minimum 2. Maximum 6)
Cruise over to Argyle by 4WD in the Wet and see how the landscape changes with flowing creeks and water running off the ranges. Dip a toe in Spillway Creek or wait for a swim at the Infinity pool with a storm cloud backdrop. Highlights
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WET SEASON - HALF DAY TOUR - JAN to MAR
7am to 1pm
6 hours - approx. 130km
(Minimum 2. Maximum 6)
Not far from Kununurra are some of the most spectacular and accessible waterfalls around. We'll take you to the amazing pools of Middle Spring for a splash, then onto the infamous 'Mystery Road' Black Rock Falls & Lower Ord.
Highlights
- Splash across the multiple creek crossings along the Parry Creek Road
- View Valentine Springs and spot a croc if you’re lucky
- Cool off for a swim and explore the multiple tiers of Middle Spring
- Catch the spray from the famous Black Rocks Falls (from the Mystery Road - ABC mini-series)
- Add-on a special Spring Creek* experience if track conditions and time allows
- Check out the Lower Ord River in flood at Buttons and/or Ivanhoe Crossings
WET SEASON - SHORT TOUR - JAN to MAR
2:30pm to 5:30pm
3 hours - approx. 110km
(Minimum 2. Maximum 6)
The Wet Season Wonderland tour gets you out and about for an exciting afternoon of chasing waterfalls, flooding rivers and a storm cloud sunset at key sites around Kununurra. We weave across town, through the agricultural areas, up some rocky ranges and lookouts and past some swelling waterholes and springs. In the space of the afternoon you’ll spot some wildlife, hug a Boab, learn about the area and its history, and celebrate a Kimberley sunset with a cold drink and a few nibbles.
Highlights
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ORD-KING WATERWAYS & WILDLIFE DRY SEASON - FULL DAY EXPERIENCE
10 hours - approx. 320km
7:00am to 5:00pm
On this 4WD tour you’ll spend a full day meandering along Parry's Creek Road visiting the springs, waterfalls, and lagoons that feed the Lower Ord River. We'll spot for crocs and birds in the rivers and billabongs, take in breathtaking views overlooking Wyndham and the Gulf, traverse mudflats and view Aboriginal rock art.
Highlights
- Multiple views of the mighty Ord River
- Rugged red ranges and spring fed creeks and waterfalls
- Spot for giant saltwater crocodiles in the Ord and King Rivers
- Enjoy the birds, boabs and billabongs in Parry Lagoon Nature Reserve
- Breathtaking views over the Five-Rivers of Cambridge Gulf
- 4-wheel-driving across vast tidal mudflats
- Aboriginal Rock Art
DAM TO DAM 4WD CRUISE COMBO DRY SEASON - FULL DAY COMBO TOUR
10 hours - approx. 220km
On this unique combo tour, you'll experience the scenic northeast corner of Western Australia by land and water. Starting at the Diversion Dam and irrigation areas of the mighty Ord River we’ll head off-road through ancient rock formations harbouring bush tucker, awesome views and rock art. The day culminates with a 3-hour small-group boat cruise on Lake Argyle spotting wildlife and freshwater crocodiles, feeding fish and swimming, followed by a stunning sunset with drinks and nibbles.
Highlights
- History & education about Lake Argyle & the Ord River Irrigation Scheme
- Diversion dam views, Ivanhoe Crossing and agricultural areas
- Impressive rock formations and majestic boabs
- 4WD lookouts over Kununurra and Lake Argyle
- Old Argyle Homestead museum
- Views of freshwater crocs on a small group Lake Argyle Cruise
- Spot some of the thousands of bird species living on and around the Lake.
KEEP-ARGYLE CRUISE COMBO DRY SEASON - FULL DAY COMBO TOUR
10 hours - approx. 230km
On this unique combo tour you'll experience the scenic northwest corner of Australia by land and water. We’ll start with a personalised guided walk amongst ancient honeycomb domes, spiral palms and Aboriginal rock art in Keep River National Park, followed by a 2-hour small group boat cruise on Lake Argyle for some wildlife and croc spotting and a swim if you choose.
Highlights
- Ancient honeycomb sandstone & conglomerate hills of Keep River National Park
- Cockatoo Lagoon and Ranger Station for birdwatching and wildlife spotting
- Aboriginal art and cultural sites people
- 4WD lookout over Lake Argyle
- Visit the Historic Durack Homestead museum
- Freshwater crocs on a small group Lake Argyle Cruise
- Spot some of the thousands of bird species living on and around the Lake
- History and education about Lake Argyle and the Ord River Irrigation Scheme
KARUNJIE-COCKBURN 4WD LOOP
DRY SEASON - FULL DAY 4WD TOUR
10 hours - approx. 280km
7:00am to 5:00pm
This full-day four-wheel-drive tour is designed for those with a true spirit of adventure and the desire to tick the infamous Karunjie Track off their ‘bucket list’. Often described more like a ‘ride’ than a drive, we traverse a variety of terrain including gum-lined river roads, shimmering mudflats, scoured creek beds and rocky spinifex plains; with the iconic Cockburn Ranges as a most spectacular backdrop.
This tour is run on application - please contact us for more details.
Highlights
- Serious four-wheel-drive experience across multiple terrains
- Aboriginal Rock art hidden in the cliffs of the Tier Ranges
- Diggers Rest Homestead where scenes from the movie ‘Australia’ were filmed
- Commentary on local history, flora and fauna
- Spot for giant saltwater crocodiles in the King and Pentecost Rivers
- Photograph a variety of birds, boabs and billabongs along the way
- 4-wheel-driving across vast tidal mudflats
- Sunset over the Cockburns along the Gibb River Road
SECRET SPRINGS & WILDLIFE
6 hours - approx. 120km
7:00am to 1:00pm
Not far from Kununurra are some of the most spectacular and accessible waterfalls and permanent springs that flow all year round. We'll take you to the amazing pools of Middle Spring and Black Rocks, and 4WD through rocky ranges to the more isolated Spring Creek waterfall with its pristine waters and multiple tiers. Visit some of the most magestic boabs around and then pop down to the Lower Ord River to spot for crocs and enjoy a cacophony of bird calls.
Highlights
- Informative commentary on the natural environment and history of the area
- Check out the tiers of Valentine and Middle Springs
- Visit Black Rocks Pool - from the Mystery Road - ABC mini-series
- Four-wheel driving through flowing creeks via rugged roads and river beds
- Have a refreshing dip in the pristine palm-lined pool at Spring Creek
- Check out the Lower Ord River and spot for crocs and fishing birds
- Splash across the infamous Ivanhoe Crossing
GALLERIES OF MIRIMA & BEYOND
6 hours - approx. 150km
7:00am to 1:00pm
On this half day discovery tour, you’ll experience a variety of ecological, geological, and historical wonders. We’ll stroll through sections of Mirima National Park, the site of Miriuwung Gajerrong Dreaming, to view the evidence of Aboriginal habitation and learn about the rich and diverse bird, animal and plant life. You’ll be impressed by the diverse East Kimberley landscapes: from rivers, springs and creeks, to savannah woodlands, grasslands and rugged ranges. To top it off we’ll meander through enduring conglomerate and sandstone domes with their hidden paintings, and visit one of the longest panels of rock art in the area.
Highlights
- Bushtucker, wildlife and art in Mirima National Park
- Matherson Ranges
- Mulligans Lagoon
- Morning tea by the Lower Ord River
- Ngamoowalem Conservation Park and its hidden gems
- Bandicoot Ranges, Deception Ranges and Molly Springs
- Majestic Boabs and other iconic landmarks
KUNUNURRA SUNSET CIRCUIT DRY SEASON - SHORT TOUR - APR to NOV
2:30pm to 5:30pm
3 hours - approx. 110km
(Minimum 2. Maximum 6)
The Kununurra Sunset Circuit tour showcases the key sights around this remote east Kimberley town, many of which are never seen by the regular tourist. We take you off-road travelling into the Ord River bed, along the agricultural irrigation channels, up some rocky ranges and lookouts and past some stunning waterholes and springs. In the space of the afternoon you’ll spot some wildlife, hug a Boab, learn about the area and its history, and celebrate a Kimberley sunset with a cold drink and a few nibbles.
WELCOME TO KUNUNURRA (ALL SEASONS)
The Welcome to Kununurra tour is specifically designed for people who are either new to town or visiting for a short time and who are interested in getting to know what Kununurra and the surrounding areas have to offer. You'll learn a bit about the history of the town and Ord Irrigation Area, how to get to some of the more interesting sights such as rivers, waterfalls and springs, hiking trails, boating access, shops, sporting facilities and food outlets, plus learn about the region's social calendar and upcoming events.



