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Fitzroy River  

The mighty Fitzroy River is one of the Kimberley region’s most important and iconic waterways, carving out ancient gorges and flowing through rugged hills and plains for a distance of 750 kilometres. It flows through Geikie Gorge National Park an ...

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Fossil Downs Homestead  

Those fortunate enough to see the Fossil Downs Homestead will marvel at the determination that built this glorious two storey mansion in this difficult hard country. Built by W.N.M. (Bill) MacDonald, nephew of Williek, one of the leaders of the Grea ...

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Geikie Gorge  

For a taste of Aboriginal culture and stunning outback scenery, visit Geikie Gorge near the town of Fitzroy Crossing in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The flood waters of the Fitzroy River have carved out the ancient 30 metre deep gorge ...

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Geikie Gorge National Park  

See fresh water crocodiles, all manner of birdlife, and other native animals like dingos and wallabies at Geikie Gorge National Park in the Kimberley region. The main attraction is the multi-coloured cliffs of Geikie Gorge where the Fitzroy River has ...

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Napier Range  

The Napier Ranges includes the spectacular Windjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek and Geikie Gorge. These three Kimberley icons will amaze you with their spectacular scenery, wild rugged landscapes and abundant wildlife. Check out the 100 metre tall gorge wal ...

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Tunnel Creek National Park  

A visit to the Tunnel Creek National Park is a truly unique experience that you must include on your Kimberley itinerary. It is close to Windjana Gorge, allowing you to see both landmarks in one day. Tunnel Creek contains Western Australia’s oldes ...

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Cow Bay Beach

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Keswick Island, Whitsunday's

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Thornton’s Beach at Cape Tribulation

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