The Kimberley region is enticing, captivating, and a true reflection of nature. It is easy to lose and find yourself in Kimberley country; where the ocean meets the desert; where the sun sets and rises over magnificent landscape; and where humans and animals coexist in outback bliss. The Kimberley encompasses over 400,000 square metres of stunning scenery and rugged country. For nature and adventure loving tourists, the Kimberley is the perfect destination.
The townships which inhabit the Kimberley are diverse from one to the next. Each offers a new perspective and ambience. Broome is the main town of the Kimberley and boasts a laid back atmosphere with a cosmopolitan feel. Broome’s stunning coastline is skirted with pristine beaches; most notably the 4 kilometre stretch of paradise, Cable Beach. The Dampier Peninsula offers visitors a chance to mingle with the natives and absorb the regions rich culture and historic significance.
The Kimberley is one of Australia’s earliest settlement areas and as a consequence holds abundant historic and heritage appeal. The Kimberley is not short of attractions; most of which are natural wonders.
Purnululu National Park is an amazing destination; housing a number of unique beehive shaped formations, and the famed Cathedral Gorge.
The Kimberley provides ample opportunity for those interested in diving and fishing. The coastal appeal of the region is equally monumental as the regions inland beauty.
Pan for gold at Old Halls Creek; the site of the first gold rush. Visitors are welcomed to take a glimpse at the lives of the gold rush pioneers of yesteryear.
Explore the positively capturing appeal of the famous Wolfe Creek. The Wolfe Creek Crater, where a meteor struck the earth, is a terrific historic monument and an ode to the universe.
Extraordinarily, the Kimberly is slightly larger than the whole of Japan. This massive and beautiful region is a natural playground waiting to be explored.
Experience life on this working cattle station 43kms off the Gibb River Road and 300km north-east of Derby.
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Located in the centre of Karratha, the Best Western Karratha Central Apartments are the ideal base for the leisure and corporate traveller. Offering 84 fully serviced apartments including studio rooms and 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, this accommodation is the most modern and comfortable in the Pilbara. Enjoy the luxury of a 4.5 star rated accommodation.
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The Hospitality Inn Port Hedland has 40 air-conditioned rooms each with its own internet access, free in-house movies and mini bar. Pilbara Room Restaurant is an a la carte restaurant which offers delicious meals along with a popular cocktail bar for pre-dinner drinks.
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Roebourne is the oldest settlement between Geraldton and Darwin.
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The best place in Australia to view large crocodiles.
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The night features the tasting of rare pearl meat dishes prepared in traditional Broome flavours; the colourful history and evolution of the remarkable pearling history; and the viewing of a unique collection of loose Australian South Sea Pearls.
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Relax in one of 16 spacious 2 or 3 bedroom apartments. Located a short 400m walk from famous Cable Beach and set in lush tropical gardens with a salt water swimming pool and large grassed areas for the children. Walking distance to restaurants, cafes, bars and mini-mart, the resort is perfectly located for a quiet relaxing holiday, or an adventure holiday to remember for a lifetime.
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