Discover the best attractions and experiences The Kimberley has to offer
Broome and the Kimberley have a rich heritage spanning pearling, frontier life and coastal culture.
One of the world’s oldest open-air cinemas, a beloved heritage site in Broome.
Historic waterfront district with colonial architecture and pearling-era stories.
A living museum of Broome’s pearling industry with restored boats and artefacts.
Museums in the Kimberley preserve its Indigenous and maritime heritage.
Exhibits on Broome’s pearling, settlement era, and outback life.
Gallery and cultural centre showcasing Indigenous art and stories from the region.
Displays about the Windjana Gorge ecosystem and Indigenous heritage.
Learn about Geikie Gorge’s geology, fossils, and river history.
Religious buildings add character to Kimberley towns and coastlines.
Historic church with views over Roebuck Bay and a seafaring spirit.
Small-town church set against the Derby waterfront.
Quiet bush church reflecting Kimberley community life.
The Kimberley’s remote parks offer dramatic landscapes and ancient geology.
Conical orange-and-grey domes create a spectacular landscape.
Steep limestone walls and a scenic river gorge.
Ancient gorge carved by the Lennard River with wildlife and gorges.
Remote park featuring the Mitchell River and towering escarpments.
Explore the Kimberley’s gateway towns and coastal communities.
Vibrant pearling town with wide beaches and Chinatown heritage.
Historic river town known for its outback character and foreshore.
Gateway to the east Kimberley, the Ord River and gorges region.
Remote town at the start of the Gibb River Road with river views.
There are plenty of ways to enjoy the Kimberley without spending a dime.
Walk along 22 kilometres of white sand as the sun sinks over the ocean.
Stop at wild lookouts along the legendary outback route.
Clear night skies offer spectacular stargazing like nowhere else.
Explore tidal flats and shoreline life along remote coastlines.
Kimberley dining highlights range from craft brews to coastal seafood.
Iconic craft brewery offering ginger beer and local brews.
Seaside dining with modern Australian cuisine and sunset views.
Historic pub offering local seafood and Kimberley fare.
Evenings in the Kimberley often revolve around markets, pubs and cinema.
Historic pub with live music and a lively social scene.
Open-air cinema offering classic films under the stars.
Relaxed beachfront bar with sunset vibes and cocktails.
Screen and stage options reflect Kimberley culture and history.
Historic outdoor cinema with film screenings.
Evening markets offering local crafts and foods.
Regular gigs showcasing regional musicians.
Adventure sports and water-based activities are signature Kimberley experiences.
All-terrain adventures across rugged Kimberley tracks.
Paddle along a spectacular limestone gorge by boat or kayak.
Seasonal freshwater fishing in east Kimberley waterways.
For remote and sensory experiences, venture off the beaten path.
Secluded helicopter or small plane trip to Mitchell Falls.
Aerial perspective of the dramatic tidal spectacle.
Stay at a remote coastal camp and immerse in pristine beaches.