Kimberley Accommodation
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Stay in our Kimberley accommodation and experience one of the world's last great wilderness areas. Stay in our Kimberley accommodation and explore one of Western Australia's most fascinating geological landmarks, the Bungle Bungle Range. The Bungle Bungle Range, located in the Purnululu National Park, rises up to 578m above sea level and is made up of distinctive beehive-shaped towers with orange and black bands. The orange bands were formed when manganese and iron stained the harder rock, while the darker bands were formed when dark algae grew where moisture had seeped through the rock surface. The park is also rich in wildlife and Aboriginal art, and is only open between April and September. While staying in our Kimberley accommodation, visit the gold rush town of Halls Creek, where prospectors still live. Be sure to visit the local attractions of China Wall, a long protruding quartz vein, the Wolfe Creek meteorite crater and the old post office built of mud bricks. Stay in our Kimberley accommodation and experience the colourful town of Broome. Broome's fascinating pearling history, beautiful scenery and the famous Cable Beach sunsets, make it a must-see destination. Explore the Dampier Peninsula, while staying in our Kimberley accommodation, and discover this remote and beautiful landscape. One Arm Point and Cape Leveque, on the Dampier Peninsula, are great spots for fishing, swimming, snorkelling or just relaxing. While travelling in the area a 4WD is recommended, and it asked that visitors respect the land, culture and privacy of the local Aboriginal people. Some Aboriginal communities welcome tourists, including the Bardi Aboriginal Community who encourage visitors to share their lifestyle and learn of their special relationship with the land and the sea. Stay in our Kimberley accommodation and experience the rugged beauty of Mitchell River National Park which boasts spectacular falls, rivers, rainforests and Aboriginal art. Or visit Lake Argyke and see freshwater crocodiles, amazing birdlife and stunning cliffs. Or take a tour of Australia's largest diamond mind, the Argyle Diamond Mine. Experience on of the last great outback adventures, while staying in our Kimberley accommodation, by travelling the Gibb River Road. Built in the late 1800s to transport cattle, the Gibb River Road is over 660km long and winds through the heart of the Kimberley and some of the most remotes areas on earth, past breathtaking scenery of waterfalls, rivers and gorges. While staying in our Kimberley hotels and visiting remote areas, there are a number of things to be aware of: come well equipped areas have limited facilities; all Aboriginal sites are protected by state law so do not touch or disturb these sites; and keep to established tracks to minimise impact on the environment. |
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