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Kimberley & North

Kimberley is in the far north of Western Australia and offers spectacular scenery and a diverse and almost tropical heat. The best time to travel to the Kimberley is from April to September when the weather isn't at its hottest, and before the storms have started.

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To the south of the Kimberley is Broome, situated on the south western side of the Dampier Peninsula. Heading east from Broome you will get to Derby which is a main centre in the Kimberley surrounded by mud flats. From Derby there are two routes which you can take, both leading to the Northern Territory border. The direct route is along the Gibb River Road, which is a dirt track best suited to 4WD. The longer, but easier route is along the Great Northern Highway via Fitzroy Crossing and Halls Creek.

Heading east to Fitzroy Crossing, there is a small turn off towards the Devonian Reef National Parks, which were part of the Western Australia Reef about 350 million years ago. East again is Halls Creek and south from here is the Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater which is one of the largest in the World. It is a vast 835 metres wide and 50 metres deep. The Jaru Aborigines call the Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater 'Kandimalal' and believe it was caused by the emergence of a huge snake from the ground. Further east of Halls Creek is the Purnululu National Park, better known as the Bungle Bungle National Park.

Continuing north along the Great Northern Highway, you can either continue north to Wyndham or head east to Kununurra. Just south of Kununurra is Lake Argle which is a huge reservoir, able to provide regular water. You can appreciate its vast size on one of the cruises out onto the lake. You should also visit the nearby Argyle Diamond Mine which is where about 35% of the World's Diamonds come from.

From Derby, if you decide to be daring the alternative route certainly holds a lot to offer. It is also possible to join a tour along the Gibb River Road if you don't want to go it alone. Heading east along the Gibb River Road, you can turn off to visit the Devonian Reef National Parks on the small road leading to Fitzroy Crossing. Continuing on you will cross the Lennard River Bridge and then continue through the spectacular King Leopard Range.

Once you get about 185km from Derby you can turn off to the Mt Hart Homestead Ph: 9191 4645 which offers comfortable bed and breakfast. Just past here along the Gibb River Road there are two further turn offs to the Lennard River Gorge and the Bell Gorge, both featuring beautiful waterfalls.

Kimberley & North Suburbs

Western Australia Regions (WA)