Australias North West Attractions

This cemetery contains the graves of Afghan Camel drivers brought to Australia by Zamen Shar. These drivers carried supplies all over the Kimberley region... read more

Named in the early days before the discovery that there were no alligators in Australia. Swimming was once considered safe when the hole had a small population of freshwater... read more

In Broome, see Anastasia's Pool, a natural rock pool which is part of the history of the town and tells a touching story. The pool was modified by a former lighthouse... read more

Argyle Diamond mine is now open to visitors for the first time. Now visitors can tour the world's biggest diamond mine in up-market comfort. The Argyle Diamond mine... read more

In the late 1880s, at the beginning of the great Kimberley beef industry, Patsy Durack and his two brothers built the Argyle Downs Homestead after a two year trek from... read more

Bandicoot Bar is a good fishing and picnic spot on the Ord River just below the Diverson Dam wall. The grassy beach is popular for fishing and also provides an attractive... read more

Beagle Bay is one of three Aboriginal communities on the Dampier Peninsula north of Broome, and an interesting part of Western Australian history. If you're four wheel... read more

Beaton's Rockhole and Gorge are located four kilometres from town. Visitors eager to fossick for gold and precious stones can try their luck. Fossickers have found agate... read more

Located along Hamersley Street and in front of the Mercure Hotel, this small historical park is an interesting and peaceful spot. The park has wide expanses of green... read more

Beautiful Bell Gorge, with its stunning waterfall, bushwalking and bird watching, lies within the Kimberley's rugged King Leopold Range Conservation Park... read more

For a refreshing dip in a pristine Kimberley water hole visit Black Rock Falls near Kununurra. This is where the locals come to go swimming and enjoy a picnic... read more

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The massive ancient Boab Prison Tree is believed to be around 1,500 years old and sits on the outskirts of the remote northern town of Derby in Western Australia's rugged... read more

Boat Beach is a very popular local swimming and fishing spot. It is home to the Port Walcott Yacht Club. read more

The Botanical Gardens in Derby were established in 1985. The gardens are a tranquil oasis containing many species of exotic palms. There is a library adjacent to the... read more

Six collaborative Kimberley artists under one roof. Original works of art, prints, etchings, art cards, reproductions, digital images and sculptures all from award winning... read more

Broome Bird Observatory lies 25 kilometres from the pearling township of Broome in the North West of Western Australia. It is situated on the shores of Roebuck Bay... read more

One of the best regional museums in Australia, the Broome Museum features a display on pearling and many old photographs and files which piece together the town's fascinating... read more

More than 1,000 tiny islands make up the Buccaneer Archipelago, a cruising and fishing paradise which lies north west of the Kimberley town of Derby. This untouched... read more

Broome legend has it that Buccaneer explorer, William Dampier, came to the present town anchorage and landed a treasure chest of pirated pieces that he buried at Buccaneer... read more

Burrup Peninsula is home to one of Australia's most incredible aboriginal rock art sites. Part of the Dampier Archipelago on the north west coast, the Burrup Peninsula... read more

With 22 kilometres of sun-kissed white sand and turquoise water, Broome's Cable Beach is justifiably world famous and the ideal place to go swimming and watch the sunset... read more

The best way to view the spectacular Cambridge Gulf is from the Five Rivers Lookout on top of the Bastion Range. A 360 metre high vantage point giving you sweeping views... read more

The Canning Stock Route was created by Albert Canning for Kimberley cattlemen to take their stock to the southern markets. Canning conducted a full survey from 1906... read more

If you like fossicking for shells and walks along the beach Cape Keraudren Nature Reserve has white sands, aquamarine waters and fabulous fishing not to mention the mud... read more

Hit the red dirt road for a four wheel drive adventure to remote Cape Leveque on the tip of the Dampier Peninsula north of Broome. This rugged and pristine slice of... read more

Carawine Gorge is a little known recreation spot, popular with the Marble Bar locals, as well as visitors who don't mind getting off the beaten track... read more

Caroline's Pool is a natural waterhole near Old Halls Creek and it was once the main social and sporting area of the town. It is a pleasant picnic spot, and ideal for... read more

Check out the celebrities who've visited the East Kimberley hub of Kununurra at Celebrity Tree Park. Since the park opened in the late 1980s a number of celebrities... read more

The Chichester Range Camel Trail is an eight kilometre, three hour one way heritage walking trail. The trail provides an insight into the hardships experienced by the... read more

The China Wall is a natural white stone wall which looks just like a miniature ‘Great Wall of China'. It is located just outside of the town of Halls Creek, and is... read more

Enjoy the tranquil scenic charm of Chinaman's Pool, which is a popular swimming and picnic spot adjacent to the Marble Bar Pool in Marble Bar. Known as the hottest... read more

Take a stroll through Chinatown, the original bustling centre of Broome, where pearl showrooms, galleries and cafes abound. Splash out on a pearl or two – it's the... read more

Viewed from a distance these rock pinnacles and outcrops look like the ruins of an ancient city. The City of Ruins provides an interesting walk. Take the signpost to... read more

Just 26 kilometres along the coast, north-east from Karratha, is Cleaverville Beach. The turnoff is 19 kilometres from the Karratha Road turnoff and access is via a gravel... read more

You can see the majestic orange cliffs of Cockburn Range in the East Kimberley on a four wheel driving trip along the Gibb River Road. Imposing and spectacular views... read more

Visit the Comet Gold Mine and Tourist Centre near Marble Bar to view a wide range of gemstones, rocks and minerals. Check out the range of interesting and informative... read more

Coppins Gap offers safe swimming and shady picnic areas. Look for the twisted colourful bands of rock at Coppins Gap. Guided day tours are also available for more information... read more

Crocodile Creek is an attraction visited by many of the tourist cruises exploring the Kimberley region. The creek has a fresh water pool with scenic falls cascading... read more

This former outlet from the Wyndham Meatworks attracted many large crocodiles. It is located on the gulf side of the Old Meatworks complex. The crocodiles are now fed... read more

A ridge on the skyline of the main body of water at Lake Argyle that takes the appearance of a crocodile basking in the sun. read more

The Crocodile Statue is a friendly greeting at the entrance to Wyndham town as well as a gentle reminder that you are in estuarine crocodile country. Some of the quantities... read more

Go bushwalking at Dales Gorge and Circular Pool – two of the best spots for a picnic at Karijini National Park in Western Australia's north west. Two billion years... read more

Fully restored Dalgety House Museum is a 'living space'. Learn how early settlers lived, and how the impact of settlement affected the Indigenous people of the Pilbara... read more

The Dampier Peninsula is a remote area north of Broome. It is a special place offering many treats for the adventurous traveller, with spectacular unspoiled coastline... read more

Popular half day tour of the largest evaporative salt field in the southern hemisphere. After watching an audio visual, travel by air-conditioned coach to learn how... read more

Susan Pender's "Deep Sea Moonlight Pearls" boutique in Broome features a collection of shell based and freshwater pearls along with pretty, witty and original... read more

See massive tidal movements and be amazed by the power of the ocean at Derby Jetty in the Kimberley region. Located just north of Derby townsite, the jetty experiences... read more

The Derby Pioneer Cemetery dates back to the early pioneering days and reveals the hardships of those times. A great many graves are without headstones but those there... read more

Rugged and remote Dimond Gorge sits amidst the Kimberley outback near Mornington Wilderness Camp. Here, you can go bushwalking, swimming, canoeing and bird watching... read more