The Kimberley can be explored in comfort with hotels available for a good night's sleep, but to see the real Kimberley means getting off the beaten track and sleeping under the stars for a few nights. Imagine pulling up to a towering cliff and having a shower under the freshwater waterfall as it cascades straight off the escarpment. The Kimberley coast is definitely a holiday in itself. The Gibb River Road offers spectacular scenery with many gorges, waterfalls and rivers. The Mitchell Plateau not easily accessed, however it's worth the effort with the tiered falls of the Mitchell Falls.
Tours drive or fly in.
The western side of the Kimberley includes Broome , the Buccaneer Archipelago, Cape Leveque and Derby . This area of the Kimberley can be enjoyed all year round, unlike the eastern side which can become quiet hot and humid and inaccessible due to floods during the months of November through to April. The two major towns of Broome and Kununurra are both very different from each other even though located in the same region. Kununurra is an excellent base for exploring the Kimberley, while Broome is a holiday destination in itself.