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Prince Regent River, Derby, Western Australia, 6728
Email: info@derbytourism.com.au
Website: www.derbytourism.com.au
Western Australia NATATTRACT 9086225 Phone Number: 61 08 9191 1426
Fax Number: 61 08 9191 1609

The remote Prince Regent River in the East Kimberley is a pristine waterway that cuts through sandstone cliffs and gorges. The river offers spectacular scenery – in some places it runs entirely straight through the Pitta Gorge between near vertical cliffs. It’s a popular place for Kimberley cruising safaris which journey along the river to see some of its stunning attractions including the terraced rock formations of Kings Cascade waterfall. The Prince Regent River area contains some of Australia’s most spectacular coastal scenery, with sandstone cliff lines falling directly to the sea. It’s also home to an abundance of ancient rock art, as well as Jabiru and Magpie Geese which can be seen on the tidal flats in many of the inlets. The best way to access the Prince Regent River is by a prearranged boat or air tour from Kununurra or Broome.

Grotto Road, Wyndham, Western Australia, 6740
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Western Australia NATATTRACT 9009423 Phone Number: 61 08 9168 1177
Fax Number: 61 08 9168 2598

The Grotto is a magnificent gorge that provides a picturesque and safe swimming spot. The 120 metre cliff face drops into the water and becomes a spectacular waterfall during the wet season. Swim in the still refreshing waters of this natural chasm and watch as the daring local children swing from the Tarzan rope across the water. The sound of laughter, splashing water and the occasional birdcall is all that can be heard at this secluded tranquil location. Capture the impressive view down into the gorge on camera before climbing carefully down the 140 steps that lead into the Grotto. Whilst the descent looks steep, the placement of the stairs has made the walk fairly easy. The Grotto is a popular picnic spot. With the lush surrounding greenery, towering cliff face and the sparkling clear water, it is a picturesque location worthy of spending a full day. The Grotto is a short 20 minute drive from the historic port town of Wyndham and just under an hour from Kununurra. Visitors can take a three hour flight from Perth to Kununurra.

Off Kelly Road, Kununurra, Western Australia, 6743
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Western Australia HISTHERITG 9028263 Phone Number: 61 08 9168 1177
Fax Number: 61 08 9168 2598

Check out the views of Kununurra and the Ord River irrigation area from Kelly’s Knob Lookout not far from town. Panoramic views stretch across the township and irrigation area, to some of the best known attractions in Kununurra including the Diversion Dam, Lake Kununurra, the Sleeping Buddha rock formation and nearby ranges. The lookout is at its highest point which is 191 metres above the surrounding plain. It’s one of the best places to watch a glorious Kununurra sunset – and end your day of sightseeing around the town. Pack a picnic and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. There is a sealed road to the top of Kelly’s Knob with a short walk to the lookout. Kelly’s Knob Lookout is only a few minutes drive from Kununurra.

60 Hamersley Street, Broome, Western Australia, 6725
Email: eat@matsosbroomebrewery.com.au
Website: www.matsosbroomebrewery.com.au
Western Australia DINEATOUT 9038272 Phone Number: 61 08 9193 5811
Fax Number: 61 08 9192 1995

Matso's Broome Brewery and Restaurant brings people together to enjoy craft beer, great food and fine wine. Matso's is the Kimberley's award winning microbrewery and is a true Broome treasure. Choose from their great range of award winning beers which include Hit the Toad premium lager, Monsoonal Blonde wheat beer, Smokey Bishop dark lager or Matso's famous alcoholic Ginger Beer, plus there are many more to choose from. The Kimberley lifestyle, climate and natural environment are unique and unfettered, with the objective to create beers of individuality that will reflect the region. With the knowledge and wisdom of "Old World" brewing to draw from, and the imagination and innovation of "New World" brewers as their inspiration, they hope to contribute to the future of Australian beer. With their own on-site custom designed brewery they endeavour to marry their menu to the beer they produce, also Broome's Asian cultural influence allows their chefs to be adventurous and creative. Relax, sit back on the veranda and enjoy breakfast, a scrumptious lunch or mouth-watering dinner, or sip a beer and nibble a bar snack, all with unlimited views over Roebuck Bay. Matso's is a must visit whilst in Broome.

31 Dampier Terrace, Broome, Western Australia, 6725
Email: tours@williecreekpearls.com.au
Website: www.pearlluggers.com.au
Western Australia HISTHERITG 9173434 Phone Number: 61 08 9192 0000

Learn of the perils of the deep, experience firsthand what made the pearl divers life so hazardous and what drove so many to put their lives at risk. See two of Broome's last remaining wooden pearling luggers; the Sam Male and DMcD. View artefacts from the early perilous days of deep sea pearl diving. View rare archival footage of the hard hat divers at work in the oceans around Broome. Indulge yourself with a taste of the exclusive pearl shell meat from the pearl oyster. Experience a heritage walk around the vessels and discover the impact pearling has had upon northern Australia. Browse their showroom for precious pearls, jewellery and unique souvenirs.

Roebuck Bay, Broome, Western Australia, 6725
Email: enquiries@broomevisitorcentre.com.au
Website: www.broomevisitorcentre.com.au
Western Australia NATATTRACT 9009946 Phone Number: 61 08 9195 2200
Fax Number: 61 08 9192 2063

Roebuck Bay is one of Broome’s most beautiful natural attractions. The changing colours in the ebb and flow of Roebuck Bay are amazing. At low tide, the milky turquoise waters retreat to expose a horizon of mud flats. During the cooler months you can witness the Staircase to the Moon. This spectacular natural phenomenon is created the rising of a full moon reflecting off the tidal flats of Roebuck Bay. The bay is also home to some incredible wildlife including hundreds of birds, making it popular for bird watching. Roebuck Bay was named after explorer William Dampier’s vessel by the crew of the HMS Beagle who visited the bay in 1840. Roebuck Bay surrounds the town of Broome and is easily accessible by car, or tour. Broome is a two and a half hour flight from Perth.

via High Island, Derby, Western Australia, 6728
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Western Australia NATATTRACT 9009500 Phone Number: 61 08 9191 1426
Fax Number: 61 08 9191 1609

More than 1,000 tiny islands make up the Buccaneer Archipelago, a cruising and fishing paradise which lays North West of the Kimberley town of Derby. This untouched region of Western Australia is also home to patches of rainforest, secluded beaches and a fringe of mangroves - all set in a bright turquoise tropical sea. Horizontal Waterfall in Talbot Bay is one of the best known attractions in the area and a scenic flight will give you the best view. Joining a Kimberley cruise gets you up close to the landscape. You'll see ancient rock art and massive tides that race up tidal creeks, while the fishing is out of this world. Sea safaris, cruises, flights and other tours to the Buccaneer Archipelago can be arranged from Broome.

Sawtooth Gorge Road, Halls Creek, Western Australia, 6770
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Western Australia NATATTRACT 9029805 Phone Number: 61 08 9168 1177
Fax Number: 61 08 9168 2598

Sawpit Gorge is a picturesque waterhole ideal for swimming amidst the lovely natural surrounds near Halls Creek in the Kimberley region. Float in the peaceful waters and enjoy the backdrop of tall native trees and the striking rocky outcrop climbing out of the pool. The gorge has been formed by the Black Elvire River carving a ridge through the land and creating several deep pools. Sawpit Gorge, also known as Sawtooth Gorge, sits just off the Duncan Road, which is one of the most scenic roads in the Kimberley region. A four wheel drive is recommended for the drive. Sawpit Gorge is a half hour drive south of Halls Creek, and four and a half hours drive south of Kununurra. Kununurra is well serviced with direct flights to and from Perth, taking just three hours each way.

Crossing Falls Road, Kununurra, Western Australia, 6743
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Western Australia NATATTRACT 9028266 Phone Number: 61 08 9168 1177
Fax Number: 61 08 9168 2598

You don’t have to use too much imagination to see a Sleeping Buddha resting in a rock formation near Kununurra. This natural attraction is a large rock officially called Carlton Ridge. For the best view, head to Celebrity Tree Park, just a short walk from town. From here, the rock looks to be a Sleeping Buddha. From Packsaddle Road or when cruising on the upper Ord River towards Lake Argyle, it resembles an elephant’s head with trunk and ears – and so is also known as Elephant Rock.

via Geikie Gorge Road, Fitzroy Crossing, Western Australia, 6765
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Western Australia NATATTRACT 9009430 Phone Number: 61 08 9191 1426
Fax Number: 61 08 9191 1609

See fresh water crocodiles, all manner of birdlife, and other native animals like dingos and wallabies at Geikie Gorge National Park in the Kimberley region. The main attraction is the multi-coloured cliffs of Geikie Gorge where the Fitzroy River has cut through fossil reef over millions of years. You can take a cruise along the river to see the gorge and wildlife up close – and learn about Aboriginal Dreamtime stories of the area. Geikie Gorge is an important Aboriginal cultural area and is known by the Bunaba people as Darngku. The national park covers more than 3,000 hectares of land and is also home to a riverine forest of river red gum trees and paper barks. Some areas are covered with wild passionfruit vine. Pack a picnic and enjoy the tranquillity of the wilderness, or go bushwalking along two dedicated trails. Rock climbing is also permitted. The best time to visit the park is from May to October when the weather is mild. You can get to Geikie Gorge National Park by driving about 20 minutes from the town of Fitzroy Crossing.