Emma Gorge, El Questro Wilderness Park, Kimberley, Western Australia © Tourism Australia
7 days exploring the Kimberley’s natural wonders
From natural hot springs to 360-million-year-old rock formations, rare diamonds and raw wilderness, the Kimberley in Western Australia is the wide-open space you’ve been craving.
Trip overview
The must-do experiences
- Soar over the breathtaking Bungle Bungle Range
- Soak in the natural springs of El Questro Wilderness Park
- Cruise through the awe-inspiring Horizontal Falls
Day 1: Kununurra
The gateway town to the East Kimberley, where you’ll find some of Australia’s most iconic outback destinations, Kununurra is a great place to start your exploration.
Day 2: The Bungle Bungle Range
Embedded in World Heritage-listed Purnululu National Park, the Bungle Bungles can be seen from the air or the ground, or better yet – both.
Day 3: Kununurra to Lake Argyle
Drive just under one hour (or take a 3.5-hour cruise) to reach the glassy waters of Lake Argyle. This beautiful body of water makes for an active day exploring the land, lake and wildlife.
Day 4: Kununurra to El Questro Wilderness Park
Today, you’re headed to El Questro Wilderness Park: a legendary outback retreat and one of the world’s most unique holiday destinations. Hop in the car and drive 1.5 hours from Kununurra, or book a transfer for maximum window-gazing along the way.
Day 5: El Questro Wilderness Park
Do you want to fly over the outback or slip into a natural spring? El Questro offers bespoke experiences, so you can customise your dream day among some of Australia’s most remote nature.
Day 6: El Questro to Broome via Kununurra
It will be hard to leave El Questro behind, but the Kimberley Coast beckons. Head back to Kununurra and fly directly to Broome to ease into this laid-back town.
Day 7: Broome and the Horizontal Falls
Discover the majesty of the awe-inspiring Horizontal Falls on a half-day adventure, then return to Broome to relish in the town’s surrounding natural beauty.
