The gateway to the East Kimberley, with some of Australia’s most iconic outback landscapes, Kununnara is the ideal starting point to embark on an adventure journey.

Taste the spirits of Houchili Winery

After flying to Kununara from Perth, Broome or Darwin, you can go directly to Houqili Distillery and taste their rum. The distillery jokingly calls its handmade spirits “brewed in traditional, inefficient and laborious methods”.

Enjoy local works of art

Visit the oldest aboriginal art center in Western Australia-Walingari Aboriginal Art Center, and quietly enjoy the exquisite works on display. Listen to local Walingari artists explain their craft and the history of this art center.

Ornamental rare diamonds

At Kimberley Fine Diamonds, you can get a close look at the region’s rare and highly sought after pink diamonds around the globe. Take a closer look at the exquisite jewelry inspired by the landscape of Western Australia, try it on and feel the natural beauty nurtured by this land for yourself.

Dine under the stars

In the evening, you can head out of town for outdoor dining at The PumpHouse restaurant. Find a spot by the balcony and enjoy the sunset river view while enjoying the unique local wine and food.

Relax by the pool

It is recommended to stay at Kununara Country Club Resort, which has comfortable rooms and natural pool, and is not far from the town, within walking distance. Stop here for a few days and get some practical travel advice from the friendly staff.

The Bangal Bangal Mountains are located within the World Heritage Site of Purnululu National Park. You can view it from the air or from the ground, and it would be better if you could experience both.

High-altitude overlook of strange rock formations

Take a guided tour of Bungal Bungal Range on a sightseeing plane from Kununnara and fly over the magnificent coastline to reach Bungal Bungal Range. These well-striped, dome-shaped rock formations are estimated to be about 350 million years old.

Flying over the island picture

On the way back to Kununnara by sightseeing plane, you will pass the beautiful Lake Argyll. Although the next day will be dedicated to a special tour, you might as well get a glimpse of its winding lake shore and turquoise water from the air in advance.

Explore intoxicating scenery on foot

After returning to Kununnara, if it’s still early, visit Elephant Rock to end the day. Hike for about an hour, cross the rocky ridge to the top of the mountain, and sit back and enjoy the inland scenery quietly.

It takes less than an hour’s drive (or a three-and-a-half-hour cruise) to reach Lake Argyll, where the lake is as clear as glass. Experience its land, lakes and wildlife in this beautiful waters.

Cruise Lake Argyll

Lake Argyll, adjacent to Kununara, is the largest artificial freshwater lake in the southern hemisphere. You can take a day trip from TripleJ Tours, cruise along the Aude River and look for tracks of freshwater crocodiles on the rocks that rise above the water.

Swimming in the lake

You can rent a boat with barbecue equipment from Lake Argyll Cruises and explore the lake and mountains at your own pace. Cool off in the water, look for colorful native birds (such as the yellow Australian worm), or explore those isolated islands.

Paddle quietly by wild animals

You can also rent kayaks or canoes from Lake Argyll Cruises. Paddle quietly past the timid Johnston River freshwater crocodile, paddle to the bottom of the cliff to carefully observe the cliff, or jump directly into the lake and have a refreshing swim.

Enjoy a picnic by the water

Whether you’re enjoying a classic Australian BBQ on a boat or packing your meals ready to enjoy on the shore, Loch Argyll offers the perfect backdrop for you. Enjoy delicious food and beautiful scenery in a peaceful environment.

Experience the thrill of extreme sports

If you are brave enough, you might as well take an abseiling tour organized by Go Wild Company near Lake Argyll to experience the excitement of climbing eaves and walls. Step off the cliff and descend step by step, use skills to control your body, and feel the grandeur of “infinite scenery on dangerous peaks”.

Head to the legendary inland resort-El Quist Wilderness Park, one of the most unique getaways in the world. If you drive by car, it can be reached by car from Kununnara in about an hour and a half; You can also book transfers to focus more on enjoying the scenery along the way.

Cool off at Molly Springs

On the way to El Quist, stop at Molly Springs to experience its peaceful, turquoise spring water. The trickle waterfall and clear pond form a poetic picture scroll. When you enjoy the cool air in the shade of trees, you can still see the fish swimming happily in the water.

Stay at Elquist

Stop at El Quist and check into the Cliff Resort nestled on the edge of Chamberlain Canyon. Enjoy panoramic views through the guest room’s floor-to-ceiling windows, soak in the wooded outdoor bathtub, or head to the pool for a refreshing dip.

Cruise the ancient canyon

Take a Chamberlain Canyon boat tour and sail along the rugged orange rock walls and watch playful shooter fish spray water into the air. During the cruise, you can also taste sparkling wines from the Aude Valley.

4 WD Fishing Adventure

Want to experience the fun of fishing? Follow an expert fishing guide to learn how to catch wild Australian lungfish and keep an eye out for estuary crocodiles and sea eagles while drifting.

Listen to live music at the ranch

Come to the ranch and sit in the crowd to listen to the live band. Enjoy classic Australian dishes at the steakhouse and improvise to the music at the Swinging Arm Bar.

Whether you want to soar over the vast inland or indulge in the warm natural hot springs, Elquist has a customized itinerary for you. In this remote and secret place of Australia, outline your dream day at will and encounter the beautiful scenery that is inaccessible.

Rejuvenate in the Springs of Zebidi

Taking a dip in Zebidi Hot Springs is a must-experience in El Quist. The hot springs are only open to resort or estate guests every afternoon, while until then it was open to all visitors. The bath is covered with moss and surrounded by ancient palm trees. When you bathe in it, you will feel rejuvenated.

Relax and relax at Emma Canyon

In Emma Canyon, a short smooth walk leads to a fairy-tale natural pool with moss-covered cliffs. Be sure to bring a bathing suit-although the pool water may be cold, you will still want to jump in.

Flying over the mountains

Take a 60-minute helicopter ride over the stunning rock maze of the Cockburn Mountains and admire the warm-toned landscape and the bizarre natural landscape that makes this land unique charm.

The beauty of El Quist makes you linger, and the Kimberley Coast is full of anticipation. This tangle of happiness is the charm of the journey. On your return to Kununnara, fly directly to Broome for the laid-back cozy of this seaside town.

Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa

Upon arrival, transfer from the airport to Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa to experience L ‘Occitane spa treatments or take a swim in the adults-only pool. Enjoy a light lunch by the poolside.

Explore a unique ecosystem

Enjoy a fun and insightful exploration of the mangrove forest with Yavulu guide Bart Pigram as he experiences Broome through the perspective of a guardian of traditions. The fascinating mangrove forest is home to sea turtles and even saltwater crocodiles.

Taste the iconic beer

Head to Bloom Brewery in Marceau and take a nap under the shaded palm trees of the beer garden to sample Australia’s original alcoholic ginger ale. Pair it with local seafood-from whole Exmouth prawns to grilled Australian lungfish-and specialty beers inspired by Broome’s tropical climate.

Aerial view of natural wonders

The horizontal waterfall with roaring waves and surging waves is a unique wonder on earth. Enjoy this fantastic sight from the air on the Horizontal Falls Seaplane Adventure half-day tour from Broome.

Shuttle through unique waterfalls

Descend in the tranquil waters of Talbot Sound and transfer to a high-horsepower speedboat. Jump through the rushing white waves and follow the waterfall squeezing through the narrow crevices between parallel mountains, followed by a moment of relaxation with lunch in calm waters.

Witness a rainbow of landscapes

Don’t miss the gorgeous earth palette of Gansom Point, which is just a 10-minute drive from Broome town centre. Drive to the observation deck at the top of the cliff and marvel at the beautiful picture of red rocks, azure water and green virgin woodland.

Feel the magical natural phenomena

End your journey with a truly magical moment: viewing the “Ladder of the Moon”. On the dark night, as the sun sets and the full moon rises over the sea, the moonlight poures over the waves, creating an incredibly dreamy sight.