Discover the best top things to do in Kununurra, Australia including Lake Argyle Cruises, Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, Kimberley Spirit Tours, Eco-noeing - Go Wild Adventure Tours, Kingfisher Tours, Lake Argyle Tours "Kimberley Durack", Ord River, Kununurra Airport Shuttle, Emma Gorge, Mirima National Park.
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LAKE ARGYLE CRUISES is the original tour company on Lake Argyle. We offer a range of scenic cruises catering for individual travellers as well as tour groups. Our fleet of purpose built vessels offer comfortable seating and unobstructed views that leave many customers exclaiming words such as “amazing”, “breathtaking”, and “unbelievable”. Lake Argyle is Australia’s largest expanse of fresh water. It boasts over 26 species of native fish and supports a commercial fishery as well as the newly established Aquaculture industry. Latest research estimates up to 25,000 Johnstone River Fresh Water crocodiles inhabit Lake Argyle, Rock Wallabies thrive in rocky crevices close to the water’s edge, Eros (Wallaroos) on the islands have adapted to feed on the lakes aquatic plants. We specialise in observing wildlife, but due to the nature of wild animals it cannot be guaranteed you will see all that is described in this brochure. At Lake Argyle village above the Main Dam you will find motel style cabins, shop, bar, restaurant and a caravan park. Drop in and try the local catch, “Silver Cobbler” delivered fresh daily. Nearby is the Historical Durack Family Homestead Museum. The inland sea was created in 1971, by damming the mighty Ord River, forming a storage reservoir to supply one of the country’s largest and most ambitious irrigation schemes. What was once “Argyle Downs”, a million acre cattle station, is now an immense body of water amid a largely untamed and rugged wilderness in the remote East Kimberley region of Western Australia. Aptly named “Lake Argyle”, this majestic waterway can at times encompass and area of more than 2000 km2, a volume of water equivalent to 54 Sydney harbours. With its ever changing moods and landscapes it has developed into a unique eco-system, home to an amazing array of wildlife. There is no better was to capture all of this outstanding beauty than to take a cruise with Lake Argyle Cruises. We offer a selection of tours catering for the individual traveller as well as large tour groups. Specialised charters such as bird watching, bush walking and exploration can be arranged with prior notice.
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Waringarri is the first wholly indigenous owned art centre established in the Kimberley region and one of the oldest continuously operating art centres in Australia supporting economic independence for artists and their community. The centre operates artists’ studios and galleries and supports more than 100 artists as painters, printmakers, wood carvers, boab engravers, sculptors and textile artists. Cultural tours and performances compliment the visitor experience with a rich insight into Miriwoong culture. Waringarri Arts offers a range of authentic art and culture tours. Let our Miriwoong tour guides show you their country and culture through art.
We were lucky enough to have a fantastic and intimate tour through Mirima National Park with local legend Ted Carlton. We learned about the local flora and fauna, the history of the land, and saw a number of historical rock paintings up and close. Afterwards, Ted and his nephew Milton took us through the art centre to explore the history of the artefacts, taste some baobab fruit, damper and bush honey (incredible!). To top it all off, Ted played us some didgeridoo as we sat around the table. An incredible experience, I'd do it again in a heartbeat.
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Day tours of the Kimberley region including Kununurra, the Ord Valley and El Questro wilderness park.
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Eco-noeing - canoeing and camping Ecotours on the Ord River, private day trips and self guided camping tours certified Advanced Ecotourism by Ecotourism Australia. Paddle from Lake Argyle back to Kununurra over three or more days, or choose a boat pickup and cruise back over a day or two. Go Wild also offers abseiling, bushwalking and a range of adventure and experiential learning activities for youth, educational and corporate groups throughout the East Kimberley
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Shoal Air offers a spectacular selection of tours across the remote Kimberley. Our planes fly you to the most amazing experiences where you can 4WD, hike, helicopter and swim. We also offer options to stay overnight at the Mitchell Falls in glamping luxury. We will take you on amazing inland and coastal adventures and fishing experiences too . So come with us, a local tour company, with local guides and experience this incredibly unique part of Australia.
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Boat cruises on Lake Argyle on board the Kimberley Durack. Lake Argyle is Australia's largest expanse of freshwater surrounded by breathtaking Kimberley scenery. The Lake is home to an amazing array of wildlife including more than 30,000 crocodiles, 270 species of birds. Discover spectacular Lake Argyle aboard the Kimberley Durack (affectionately known as the orange boat)and join us on a Breakfast, Lunch or Sunset Cruise.
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We did the Ord River Experience with Riverside Lunch tour with Tripple J Tours. This was the best tour we did in Kununurra. The crew were excellent, very knowledgeable and provided extensive commentary on the river system, plants and animals and the Argyle Dam.
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Kununurra Airport Shuttle provide clean reliable air conditioned transport to and from the East Kimberley Regional Airport (Kununurra Airport) for every scheduled flight, and private flights when booking
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Access in to Emma Gorge is along a short track where this year 2 shallow stretches of water had to be crossed to reach the Resort parking area. Emma Gorge Resort is part of El Questro Wilderness Park & boasts lovely gardens , glamping tents & luxury accommodation as well as Emmas Restaurant & a pool. Casual dining, coffee & snacks available as well as souvenirs. Plenty of parking & nice clean public toilets. There is a reasonably easy start to the challenging Gorge walk where the creek is crossed in several places & some climbing is involved but as long as you tackle it with decent walking shoes & plenty of drinking water people of any age & reasonable fitness should manage. Turquoise pool is easy enough to reach & swimming is possible here. The rest of the walk to the waterfall is only a little bit further on. The towering cliffs surround this chilly waterhole that rarely sees much sunshine. After a fairly dry wet season the waterfall was still running, only a narrow stream, but running none the less. Lots of people were braving a swim in the cool pool but it is actually a nice spot to just sit for a while before heading back down to the resort. The return walk seemed a little less daunting somehow. But icy cool water provided on the verandah of the resort & lush green grass to loll on for a while saw us recovering quickly enough.
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Beautiful little National Park, close to Kununurra. Interesting easy walks through Hidden Valley, amazing rock formations in a small area. Terribly dry after a failed wet season, but still beautiful.
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