Picture yourself kicking back in the Kimberleys and ‘reeling in’ the good times at our world class fishing spots. The Kimberleys are home to 52 unique freshwater species, 16 of which are native to the area. We’ve got Barramundi, Salmon, Triple Tail, Bluebone,...
The best thing about a cruise is that you’ll have as much downtime as you choose to make for yourself. People often take cruises to relax, sit back, and reward themselves after a period (or a lifetime) of hard work, and there’s nothing quite as...
It doesn’t just get hot in the Kimberleys when a heatwave hits; it gets sweltering. The harsh Australian sun beats down hard during the summer months, and while most places have air conditioning, you won’t always be able to count on it while out and...
One of the most common questions from our customers is when the perfect time to visit the Kimberleys is. While the region is fantastic all year round, and host to different, equally fantastic displays no matter when you come, visiting during the wet season can...
One of the most exciting reasons our passengers visit the Kimberleys is to get a glimpse of the brightly coloured and diverse wildlife that make their homes in the region. From the huge amount of tropical birds that sweep across the landscape, to fish and crocodiles...
While you’re on a cruise, you’re limited in your ability to pop on down to a shop if you’ve run out of something. Getting away from it all is why cruises are so popular, of course, but it does mean that you ...
Thronged along the Kimberley region’s stunning peaks and river inlets stand magnificent inland rock walls, lined with multicoloured strata and filled by crystal clear water. The gorges of the Kimberley are are one of the major highlights of the region, and among...
A holiday cruise always sounds like a fantastic idea for a getaway. Now, imagine a cruise that drifts along one of the most incredibly unique coastlines in the world, stopping off to play and explore some of the best waterfalls ever seen by man. The...
The Kimberley region is known for its beautiful natural sights and wildlife, but did you know that the northernmost area of Western Australia has some of the highest concentrations of Aboriginal rock art in Australia? Roughly the size of California or...
Between Derby and a little spot about halfway between Wyndham and Kununurra stretches the Gibb River Road, a 660 kilometer gravel and dirt track that provides one of the greatest 4-wheel drive adventures in the world. Set alongside the Gibb River, home ...