What is the best time of year to visit the Kimberley?
What is the best time of year to visit the Kimberley?
We recommend May – mid June as the best time of the year to visit the Kimberley Region in Western Australia. From May to mid June, the Kimberleys rivers and waterfalls are still pumping from their recent wet season top up. There is surface water around, keeping the country fresh.
How do you explore the Kimberley?
The 10 Best Ways to Experience the Kimberley
- Take a “shower” at Twin George Falls.
- Catch a movie at the world’s oldest open-air cinema.
- Go jetboating on Horizontal Falls.
- Swim in a water hole.
- Watch sunset at Cable Beach.
- Visit some of the world’s oldest art galleries.
- Camp at Kooljaman.
How many days do you need in the Kimberley?
Allow at about 14 days to make the most of this four wheel drive adventure taking in the Kimberley highlights.
What is the Kimberley known for?
The west Kimberley is renowned for its dramatic and beautiful landscapes, including the towering cliffs, rocky headlands, sandy beaches, natural rivers, spectacular waterfalls and thousands of islands off the remote sandstone coast.
Are there crocodiles in the Kimberleys?
The Kimberley region is very well known for its diverse wildlife and one of the more notorious animals in the area is the crocodile. Both freshwater and saltwater crocodiles are prolific throughout the Kimberley and while they’re incredible creatures, it’s best to appreciate them from a distance!
What should I wear to the Kimberley?
What to Wear in the Kimberley
- Tops: Loose-fitting, light-coloured, long-sleeved, cotton or sport-style synthetic shirts protect your skin from the sun whilst helping to keep you cool during landings.
- Bottoms: Loose-fitting, light-coloured trousers that cover the ankles are ideal for walking through the bush.
Can you drive through the Kimberley?
You can drive through the Kimberley along the sealed Great Northern Highway to get to Kununurra. But even the attractions on this road (like the Bungle Bungles) require a 4WD to enter. Basically, if you want to do The Kimberley properly, you need a high-clearance 4WD.
Is the Kimberley salt water?
The unique environment of the Kimberley is an area of scientific interest and focus for researchers, yet the care and management of the land and saltwater country by Traditional Owners reflects a deep and rich cultural association formed over thousands of years.