Love to cruise, but want the insider tips on how to maximise your travel experience? We have compiled the ultimate list of cruising hacks for you. From booking your cruise, to packing your suitcase, to getting the most from your food, read them all here...
The Horizontal Falls might not be waterfalls at all, but they are one of the Kimberley’s biggest icons. A pair of stunning breaks in the McLarty Range approximately 300 metres apart, they are home to one of the most phenomenal tidal events in the world - as tides of up to 10 metres squeeze through two tiny inlets.
Whether it’s a month-long journey around the world or an idyllic river voyage through the Kimberley region, a cruise is arguably the best way to experience the world. In many ways, cruising is travelling without any of the headaches involved. You get to settle in one room and wake up each day in an entirely new destination. Here are some cruise basics for first timers, so you can understand what it’s like to take a cruise and why to many it represents the best form of travel.
The weather in the Kimberley can be unpredictable and extreme. Rather than having 4 seasons, like most parts of South Eastern Australia, it only has two: wet and dry seasons. This is because its proximity to the Equator.
The wet season takes place during November to April, and the dry season from May to October.
Wild and untouched, the Kimberley is a region of outstanding natural beauty. Its unique landscapes and pristine flora and fauna make this coast a worthy destination and a place like no other on earth.
We have compiled amazing and various facts about the region, which will no doubt have you itching to visit as soon as you can.
The Kimberley is a tropical monsoon climate, defined by a distinct wet season and dry season. A broad generalisation suggests that the wet season falls between November and April and the dry season is present May to October. Traditionally, most travellers choose to visit the Kimberley...
