ADJUST TO BROOME TIME Almost 15,000 people call the coastal town of Broome home, nestled in the stunning landscape of Western Australia. This vibrant community thrives in a region known for its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking natural beauty. During the warm winter months, the population swells significantly, often exceeding 30,000 as tourists flock to the area to escape colder climates. The influx of visitors transforms Broome into a bustling hub of activity, making i

CYGNET BAY & ARDYALOON Drive the fully sealed Cape Leveque Road to Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, a remarkable destination located approximately two hundred kilometres north of Broome on the stunning Dampier Peninsula. As you journey along this sealed road, you may encounter various wildlife and native flora that make this region unique. If time allows, consider extending your adventure further north along the sealed road to One Arm Point and Roundrock Lookout, passing through the s

HALLS CREEK & FITZROY CROSSING Not all places extend the warmest of welcomes to travellers and out-of-towners. In fact, a certain minority of small-town populations, both indigenous and non-indigenous harbor negative sentiments towards those who do not belong to their community. This phenomenon can often be attributed to various underlying factors that shape the attitudes of locals. For instance, feelings of being overlooked or forgotten by the outside world can lead to a def

BIRDWOOD DOWNS The station is conveniently located just off the Gibb River Road, approximately twenty kilometres from the town of Derby, which serves as a key access point for travellers venturing into the breathtaking landscapes of the Kimberley region. An excellent sealed road runs directly past the main gate entrance, ensuring that visitors can reach the station with ease and comfort, regardless of the type of vehicle they are driving. This well-maintained road is a signif

SCULPTURES ON THE MARSH Derby was the first town established in the Kimberley, marking the start of the initial gold rush. Visitors may be disappointed expecting the Derby foreshore to sparkle with blue ocean. Often on the turn of the tides only large mudflats are seen. The eight sculptures adorning the Derby foreshore and the expansive mudflats serve as a profound tribute to the Warrwa people, who are the traditional custodians of this land. These artistic installations not

Journey Along the Ord River Embark on a captivating adventure as you board a river boat from the town of Kununurra, a gateway to some of Australia’s most stunning natural landscapes. Your journey of fifty-five km will take you along the mighty waters of the Ord River, a vital waterway that flows from Lake Argyle through the heart of the Kimberley region. As you set off, take a moment to soak in the picturesque surroundings, where the lush greenery contrasts beautifully with t