Destination information

The region comprises of two distinct areas of breathtaking natural beauty: the Kimberley and the Pilbara. The ancient landscapes of these destinations are a contrast of rugged ranges, stunning gorges, pristine sandy beaches and untouched islands and reefs. They’re also home to wildlife, birdlife and plant species you won’t find anywhere else on the planet.

Rock formations in Mirima National Park

Mirima National Park

Marvel at ancient rock formations close to Kununurra.

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View of Mitchell Falls flowing down over three levels of rocks and pools.

Mitchell River National Park

High on a remote plateau is a lost world. Not Jurassic Park, it’s Mitchell River National Park!

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Aerial view of Montebello Islands

Montebello Islands Conservation and Marine Park

Fancy a swim somewhere a little different? Set your navigation course to Montebello Islands Conservation and Marine Park. Discover a kaleidoscope of coral reefs and tropical fish.

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View of large red mounds of rocks with blue skies

Murujuga National Park

Discover red rock cliffs and petroglyphs. Learn more about human existence from rock art in the State’s 100th National Park.

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A boat surrounded by the tall walls of red rock with vegetation growing in crevices creating a stunning backdrop..

North Kimberley Marine Park

Imagine a supersized seascape where phenomenal fishing and watery wildlife are more than fishy tales. Live the aquatic fantasy at North Kimberley Marine Park!

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Pelicans on the waters of Parry Lagoons

Parry Lagoons Nature Reserve

Watch life on the lagoon from the bird hide and boardwalk. A rich habitat for birds and crocodiles.

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Green turtle in the shallow water of a beach on Thevenard Island

Pilbara Islands Nature Reserves

The Pilbara inshore islands are important breeding and resting places for migratory and resident shorebirds, seabirds and marine turtles.

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Two people standing on red rock near a long narrow waterfall

Prince Regent National Park

This is a bucket-list dream destination. If you’re looking for remote, undisturbed wilderness – this is it.

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aerial view of large mounds rising up from the ground with stripes

Purnululu National Park

Experience the amazing geological formation and exceptional beauty of the Bungle Bungle Range in this UNESCO World Heritage Listed park.

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Woman on stand up paddle board on the clearest blue ocean

Rowley Shoals Marine Park

Picture idyllic coral atolls and coral gardens teeming with marine life. Is this a daydream? No, not atoll!

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View of large round hole in the ground covered by small shrubs.

Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater National Park

A long, long time ago from a galaxy not too far away, a 50,000 tonne meteorite crashed down on WA! 

 

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Looking at large hill of red rock next to a waterhole showing the reflection of the rock

Wunaamin Conservation Park

See gorgeous gorges and camp under the stars.

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