Kimberley Safari Center

Icons of the Kimberley's Interior

GIBB RIVER ROAD: Former cattle route stretching almost 700 km through the Kimberley's interior. Featuring geological formations, aboriginal and pastoral history, plus rare flora and fauna.

TUNNEL CREEK: A water-worn tunnel beneath the ancient Devonian Reef system of the Napier Range. Walk 750m through the tunnel, wading through several pools and watching for bats.

GORGES OF THE GIBB: Swimming holes, bushwalking,birdwatching and waterfalls. There are many beautiful gorges to explore along the Gibb!

EL QUESTRO WILDERNESS PARK: A million acre working cattle station and wilderness resort. Thermal springs, gorges, waterfalls, aboriginal art, wildlife, mouth-watering Barra and steak...

THE ORD RIVER: In 1963 the Ord River was damned to create Lake Kununurra, along with providing irrigation to the surrounding farmland. Featuring prolific bird and wildlife.

LAKE ARGYLE: An inland sea encompassing an area of up to 2000 square km and supplying clean freshwater to a thriving agricultural system. Home to 25,000 freshwater crocodiles.

BUNGLE BUNGLES: Magnificent gorges, tropical pools,dramatic caves and Aboriginal art - all just 250km south of Kununurra.
Otherwise known as Purnululu National Park.

GEIKIE GORGE: Towering gorge walls of an ancient limestone barrier reef carved out by the mighty Fitzroy River.

	GIBB RIVER ROAD: Former cattle route stretching almost 700 km through the Kimberley's interior. Featuring geological formations, aboriginal and pastoral history, plus rare flora and fauna.
	TUNNEL CREEK: A water-worn tunnel beneath the ancient Devonian Reef system of the Napier Range. Walk 750m through the tunnel, wading through several pools and watching for bats.
	GORGES OF THE GIBB: Swimming holes, bushwalking,birdwatching and waterfalls. There are many beautiful gorges to explore along the Gibb!
	EL QUESTRO WILDERNESS PARK: A million acre working cattle station and wilderness resort. Thermal springs, gorges, waterfalls, aboriginal art, wildlife, mouth-watering Barra and steak...
	THE ORD RIVER: In 1963 the Ord River was damned to create Lake Kununurra, along with providing irrigation to the surrounding farmland. Featuring prolific bird and wildlife.
	LAKE ARGYLE: An inland sea encompassing an area of up to 2000 square km and supplying clean freshwater to a thriving agricultural system. Home to 25,000 freshwater crocodiles.
	BUNGLE BUNGLES: Magnificent gorges, tropical pools,dramatic caves and Aboriginal art - all just 250km south of Kununurra. Otherwise known as Purnululu National Park.
	GEIKIE GORGE: Towering gorge walls of an ancient limestone barrier reef carved out by the mighty Fitzroy River.