You can reach the North West in less than two and a half hours from Perth by plane, or make your journey to the wilderness part of the adventure, exploring more than 2,500 kilometres of Western Australian coast by road, or hitting the epic outback 4WD tracks. Home to the unique Bungle Bungle Range and the ancient gorges of Karijini National Park, it’s the only place on Earth where you’ll find a Staircase to the Moon and Horizontal Waterfalls. Start planning your adventure now.
Broome International Airport (BIA) supports the regional hub of northwestern Australia. Considered the ‘Gateway to the Kimberley’, BIA meets the needs and expectations of Community, Tourism and Industry, including the development of LNG in the Browse Basin. Servicing over 300, 000 passengers every year, Broome International Airport is the largest regional airport in the state. There are shopping and dining outlets within the Terminal which operate to suit departing flights (generally open one and half hours prior to departure). Complimentary baggage trolleys are available for both arriving and ...
Newman Airport is owned and operated by The Shire of East Pilbara and serves as a vital link between the community of Newman and surrounding communities to Perth.Located some 11 kilometres south of the town of Newman, more than 430,000 passengers have been known to pass through this airport per annum, with almost 50 regular public transport flights per week between Newman and Perth.For information on the current flight schedules and arrivals/departures please contact your airline or visit their flight information page on their website.
A flight from Perth to Paraburdoo Airport puts you within easy reach of Mother Nature’s ultimate adventure park, Karijini. It’s one of Western Australia’s largest and most spectacular national parks, with a magical labyrinth of canyons and cavernous gorges shaped over two billion years. As you walk or climb your way to cascading waterfalls and tranquil plunge pools, some of the rocks you’ll set foot on are among the oldest on Earth. Qantas and Virgin Australia fly between Perth and Paraburdoo, and flight times are generally one hour and 45 minutes. Car hire is available at Paraburdoo airport, ...
Flights to Karratha Airport give you an all-access pass to the Pilbara’s awe-inspiring treasures, from Karijini's ancient adventure playground and the world’s largest collection of Aboriginal rock engravings to one of Australia's best-kept fishing, snorkelling and diving secrets - the Dampier Archipelago. The airport is located just 15 minutes by road from central Karratha and nine minutes from Dampier. Qantas and Virgin Australia flights from Perth get you here in just two hours and some operators run scheduled flights from Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Port Hedland, Broome and Darwin. Hire a ...
Flights from East Kimberley Regional Airport (Kununurra Airport) give you an eagle’s eye view of one of the last true wilderness areas on Earth and one of the world’s most curious ranges - the Bungle Bungles. It also lands you at the eastern gateway to the legendary Gibb River Road, Australia's most unique four-wheel drive experience, leading you 660 kilometres through spectacular gorge country. East Kimberley Regional Airport is a three-hour direct flight from Perth, with Virgin Australia. Or, you can fly into Broome or Darwin from Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane and take the short flight with ...
Derby Airport is your all-access pass to one of the last true wilderness areas on Earth - the Kimberley. A scenic or charter flight is the only way to access many of the region’s world-famous wonders and rarely-seen natural treasures - from Horizontal Waterfalls, Montgomery Reef and the 1, 000 islands and islets of the Buccaneer Archipelago, to the spectacular falls of Kings Cascades and the Mitchell Plateau. It’s under a ten-minute drive from central Derby to reach this regional airport for scenic and charter flights. For scheduled flights from Perth, you’ll need to fly into Broome and take the ...
Onslow Airport lands you in a fishing, diving and snorkelling paradise and one of the few places on Earth where you can witness the rare natural phenomenon of the Staircase to the Moon. You’re also just a short cruise or scenic flight away from pristine white sand beaches and marine life rich coral reefs and atolls of the Mackerel Islands, where you can even play castaway on your own private island. Virgin operates flights between Onslow and Perth from Monday to Friday. They’ll get you there within approximately two hours and it’s just a four-minute ride by car or taxi ...
Drysdale Station Airstrip is part of the Kimberley Aerial Highway - your ticket to some of the most remote coastal and outback treasures in the far north. Only the privileged few have laid eyes on or set foot in Drysdale’s pristine ancient landscapes, from the epic coastal canyons and cascading waterfalls of the Prince Regent River, to the spectacular tiers of Mitchell Falls. Drysdale Station sits just to the north of the Gibb River Road, almost half way between Derby and Kununurra. In the dry season, between May and September, charter flights to airstrip can be arranged from Kununurra and ...
Port Hedland International Airport is your all-access pass to some of Australia’s most striking natural wonders and richest Indigenous history. More than just the world’s largest bulk export port, this is one of the few places on Earth where you can witness the Staircase to the Moon, and a top spot for fishing and whale and turtle watching. Located on the Great Northern Highway, Port Hedland International Airport is approximately seven minutes’ drive from the centre of Port Hedland. Qantas and Virgin operate regular scheduled flights from Perth, Brisbane and Bali, and charter flights connect you ...
The El Questro Station Airstrip is your quickest route to one of the Kimberley’s most iconic cattle stations, surrounded by one million acres of untouched wilderness and ancient natural wonders. Hike and swim at Emma Gorge, join an early morning horse trek, soak in the thermal pools of Zebedee Springs, or cruise the waters of Chamberlain Gorge at sunset. Take to the air for a breathtaking scenic flight over the Cockburn Range, Mitchell Falls, King George Falls, Lake Argyle, and the curious beehive-shaped domes of the Bungle Bungle Range. The station sits to the west of Kununurra. Arrive in style, ...
Four days of leisurely exploration in Broome and along the Kimberley Coast shows how blissful a change of pace can be. Life’s troubles tend to melt away on Cable Beach, 22 kilometres of bone-white sand and aquamarine water. Watch the sun paint the sky over the Indian Ocean on a camel ride along the shore. When the mud flats are exposed and the full moon rises over Roebuck Bay from March - November, Mother Nature plays tricks with the ‘staircase’ to the moon, a spellbinding optical illusion. Broome’s Aboriginal and pearling history runs deep, shaping its food, buildings and culture. ...
In one of the most spectacular places on earth, adventure awaits. The glittering Indian Ocean hugs rust-coloured cliffs in a land where ancient stories reveal themselves to all who care to listen. Welcome to Yawuru, Bardi and Nyul Nyul country, immersing you in age-old Aboriginal culture backed by the captivating coastline of the wild and wonderful Dampier Peninsula. Fly into Broome / Rubibi between May and October, when day after glorious day Cable Beach lays out a perfect welcome mat of blinding white sand and gin-clear seas. Watch the sun set over the ocean on an unforgettable camel safari, ...
Plunge deep into the rugged reaches of the Kimberley – with its majestic caves, gorges and king tides 350 million years in the making – on a quickfire outback adventure spanning five days and just over 1, 000 kilometres. Sidestep the wet season by planning your visit between May and September. Fly into Broome and surrender to the porcelain-white beaches and luminous waters – a stress-reducing tonic like no other. Dive into an exotic tropical flavours, classy resorts and amazing pearling history, capped-off with an experience you’ll rave about forever – riding a camel on a sunset stroll along Cable ...
Intrepid travellers and outback dreamers: this journey through the Kimberley's ancient culture and mesmerising landscapes is for you. Traverse the legendary Gibb River Road over five days in a four-wheel-drive adventure best experienced during the dry months, from June to early September. Start your off-road adventure by flying from Perth, or any number of Australian cities, to Broome or the remote town of Kununurra. Either way, the route to Derby, the start of the Gibb River Road, is dotted with picture-perfect pitstops. As the sun reaches its highest point and shimmers above the region's red ...
The real outback awaits on a 130 kilometre four day, driving getaway around Karijini National Park. A lush oasis among the Pilbara’s vast and undulating red-rust terrain, Karijini is an adventure-seeker’s dream. Plunge into tranquil pools, traverse billion-year-old gorges and toast marshmallows under the most dramatic night sky you’ve ever seen. From Perth, it’s a two-hour flight to either Paraburdoo or Newman where you can connect with a tour, or rent a car to venture into the park. Or, if you have time, hit the highway for a two-day drive and take in all the romance of the open road ...
A bit wild and a whole lot romantic, the Kimberley is one of the last true wilderness areas on the planet – and this seven-day escape is a greatest-hits collection of some of its top experiences. Bookended by Broome and Purnululu National Park, embark on an adventure of the senses that's best encountered from May to October. Tropical Broome is the gateway to the Kimberley. A fascinating cultural and historical melting pot, set against a backdrop of red-ochre rocks and cerulean-blue waters. Here you can discover ancient culture, some of the biggest tides in the world, dinosaur footprints, and lustrous ...
In this ancient and rugged land, the art galleries are outdoors, natural phenomena abound, and the red dust and turquoise waters soothe the soul. At its best between May and August, this seven-day experience of the Karijini National Park in the Pilbara is for explorers seeking to soak up nature’s magic. Start in Dampier, and salute the statue commemorating local legend Red Dog. From May to October, a hush descends over Hearson’s Cove, as the full moon rising over the exposed mudflats creates a rare optical illusion unique to Australia’s North West – the ‘staircase’ to the moon. Make a ...
The Gibb River Road is a classic bucket-list outback drive, cutting 660 kilometres through the remote heart of the Kimberley. Winding past vast cattle stations and striking red-dirt landscapes, this moderate four-wheel-drive route invites you to slow down, pull over often and explore a string of pristine freshwater gorges along the way. Traversing between Broome (Rubibi) and Kununurra (Goonoonoorrang), the broader 10 to 14 day, 1, 134-kilometre journey is best tackled in the dry season, when the region's rugged beauty is at its most accessible. Begin in Broome, where Cable Beach's white sands ...
The elemental expanses of Kununurra and the Kimberley are painted with red dirt, golden sunlight and glitter-bombed night skies. Connect with nature, soar over untouched wilderness, then retreat into luxurious surrounds on this wild, 728-kilometre journey over five glorious days, best experienced between May and October. On the banks of the mighty Ord River, Kununurra is the launch pad to adventure. Hook barramundi on line or fork, sip sunset cocktails shaken with locally distilled rum, or slip on a rare pink Argyle diamond – Kununurra surprises and delights. Take a helicopter flight to witness ...
This hyper-coloured adventure treks deep into Pilbara country over 10 glorious days and 5, 000 magnificent kilometres. Traverse two billion year old gorges and magnificent coastal plains, and experience unspoiled shorelines and a remarkable moonlit spectacle – all accompanied by majestic floral displays from June to August. Fly from Perth to the trailhead at Exmouth - from there, loop through red-sand and wildflower country on the road to Onslow. Don’t miss the Staircase to the Moon – a stunning full-moon phenomenon over Onslow’s Sunset Beach. Feeling nautical? Ferry or charter a boat out to the ...
Adventure Rentals offers premium quality 4WD Camper Hire and 4WD Hire in Broome, providing the freedom, comfort, and capability to explore Western Australia's most iconic destinations—from the rugged Kimberley region to the pristine Dampier Peninsula and beyond. Discover remote beaches, red dirt tracks, and ancient landscapes at your own pace in a premium off-road vehicle built for adventure. Our Toyota Hilux 4WD Campers and Toyota Prado 4WD Cars are purpose-built for off-road touring, equipped with premium accessories including Norweld canopies, bull bars, tow bars, dual batteries, snorkels, ...
Broome Broome Car Rentals is located right at the entrance to the Broome Airport and has been helping visitors to Broome and The Kimberley region with hire cars, since 1995. With a large, modern fleet they can assist you with the perfect vehicle to explore Broome and beyond. Choose from small-town cars to zip about, four-wheel drive beach cars with an umbrella esky and chairs, utilities, mid-sized four-wheel drives, Hybrid cars, large four-wheel drives and the best tray back Dual Cab four-wheel drive Hilux Campers to get you to the most scenic places in the Kimberley. This owner-operated business ...
Europcar Broome Airport offers convenient airport car rental in the gateway to the Kimberley, providing the perfect starting point for exploring Western Australia's remote north-west. Located just 5 minutes from the town centre and the iconic Cable Beach, this branch features a fleet designed for regional travel, including SUVs and 4WDs suited to the local terrain. Visitors can enjoy a short drive to Gantheaume Point, around 15 minutes away, where dinosaur footprints can be seen at low tide, or explore the historic pearling town and its vibrant markets. For those seeking adventure, the Dampier ...
Explore the Pilbara region with Europcar Karratha City, centrally located for easy access to this unique part of Western Australia. This branch offers a wide range of vehicles, including SUVs suited for regional conditions. Karratha's town centre is just minutes away, while the Burrup Peninsula is approximately 25 minutes drive, home to significant Indigenous rock art. Travellers can venture further to Millstream Chichester National Park, around two hours away, for gorges and natural pools. With its convenient location and reliable vehicles, Europcar Karratha City is ideal for discovering the ...
Start a Pilbara journey with convenient airport car rental at Europcar Karratha Airport. Located on-site, this branch offers a wide range of vehicles suited for regional exploration. Karratha city centre is approximately 15 minutes away, while Dampier is just 20 minutes from the airport, offering coastal views and local history. Travellers can plan extended trips to Karijini National Park, around six hours away, for dramatic gorges and waterfalls. Europcar Karratha Airport provides a seamless starting point for exploring one of Australia's most striking landscapes.
Start a Pilbara journey with Europcar Port Hedland Airport, offering convenient airport car rental for exploring this unique region. Located just 15 minutes from the town centre, this branch provides a wide range of vehicles suited for regional travel. Visitors can explore local beaches such as Pretty Pool within 10 minutes, or enjoy cultural trails and coastal views nearby. For extended travel, Karijini National Park is approximately six hours away. Europcar Port Hedland Airport provides the flexibility to explore both coastal and outback landscapes.
Discover exceptional service and convenience with private bus transfer services, specially tailored to your transportation needs. Whether you're a group tour organiser or an event planner, Broome and Around Tours and Bus Charters are here to deliver an outstanding experience for you and your guests. Leave no stone unturned as they take you on a journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Broome, Cygnet Bay, Beagle Bay, Derby, and Eco Beach. The expert team can seamlessly plan your day, coordinating with multiple partners in Broome to offer various activities. From thrilling whale tours and ...
This service provides pick-ups at Newman outside the Retravision entrance to Boulevard Shopping Centre, as well as Nullagine via the Park across from the Conglomerate Hotel, Marble Bar Shire office on Francis Street as well as Port Hedland Boulevard Shopping Centre via the Chicken Treat Entrance as well as South Hedland Shopping Centre via the Bus stand at Kmart. The RPT Bus has the capacity for five adults and one child (under four years). Although a small service it is a well-run service run in a remote location where services can be hard to utilise. Book in advance so you ...
If you want to get out there and experience all of the fantastic sights, sounds and flavours that Western Australia has to offer, Integrity Coachlines are the team to turn to. Integrity Coachlines have more than 20 years of experience under their belt and know the entire state like the back of their hand, so there's no better way to see Western Australia than from one of their comfortable and well-equipped coaches. Express Service: Want to travel Western Australia's vast distances in a comfy and cost-effective manner? Integrity Coachlines Express service provides point-to-point transport to and ...
With travel tips, itineraries, national park and town highlights, the annual Australia's North West Holiday Planner is your guide to the Kimberley and Pilbara.