Birdwatching Australia - A directory of Western Australian birding information. All overnight guests and tour participants can be met in town for a fee. Facilities include a natural history library, video and slide room, display panels and marked trails. Bookings and bird watching itineraries are available for groups. The observatory and its surrounds provide a sense of isolation and adventure and a base from which to relax and watch birds or simply appreciate nature in a wilderness setting.
Accommodation is simple and comfortable with a peaceful and timeless atmosphere.
The Hotel Guide Find a room anywhere in the world using The Hotels Guide's directory of 60,000 hotels. The WA Group has monthly meetings, frequent excursions, runs several projects connected with bird research and conservation, and publishes a quarterly newsletter, Western Australian Bird Notes. Your guide George Swann is a professional ornithologist and authority on migratory shorebirds. Based in Broome George has been in the Kimberley for the past 10 years gaining valuable knowledge of the bird life of the Kimberley region. He can help novices and experienced birders with identification and the status of species.