Kununurra   Attractions  

Argyle Downs Homestead Museum  

In the late 1880s, at the beginning of the great Kimberley beef industry, Patsy Durack and his two brothers built the Argyle Downs Homestead after a two year trek from Queensland bringing with them wagons, carts and 2000 head of cattle. The homestead ...

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Bandicoot Bar  

Bandicoot Bar is a good fishing and picnic spot on the Ord River just below the Diverson Dam wall. The grassy beach is popular for fishing and also provides an attractive view of the dam wall and its turbulent waters. This beach is too dangerous for ...

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Black Rock Falls  

For a refreshing dip in a pristine Kimberley water hole visit Black Rock Falls near Kununurra. This is where the locals come to go swimming and enjoy a picnic. The waterfall is most spectacular in the wet season when water tumbles over a 30 metre ro ...

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Celebrity Tree Park  

Check out the celebrities who’ve visited the East Kimberley hub of Kununurra at Celebrity Tree Park. Since the park opened in the late 1980s a number of celebrities have visited the town, some of whom who’ve come to see the Ord Irrigation Scheme ...

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City of Ruins  

Viewed from a distance these rock pinnacles and outcrops look like the ruins of an ancient city. The City of Ruins provides an interesting walk. Take the signpost to the right from Weber Plains Road. ...

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Crocodile Ridge  

A ridge on the skyline of the main body of water at Lake Argyle that takes the appearance of a crocodile basking in the sun. ...

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Diversion Dam  

Kununurra’s Diversion Dam is part of the Ord Irrigation Scheme designed to harness the massive volume of water that flows down the Ord River for use in farming. Located about six kilometres west of the town, the dam diverts and regulates water fro ...

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Ivanhoe Crossing  

Go barramundi fishing at Ivanhoe Crossing a short drive north of Kununurra in the East Kimberley. Ivanhoe Crossing is a causeway built over the mighty Ord River – and beware, this is salt water crocodile country! Snare an elusive barra from a boat ...

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Kelly's Knob Lookout  

Check out the views of Kununurra and the Ord River irrigation area from Kelly’s Knob not far from town. Panoramic views stretch across the township and irrigation area, to some of the best known attractions in Kununurra including the Diversion Dam ...

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Kimberley Fine Diamonds  

Kimberley Fine Diamonds is an Oasis in the rugged northwest Kimberley. A family owned and run retail jewellery business, given the special privilege to distribute Argyle Diamonds. Holding one of Australia's largest selection of coloured diamonds and ...

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Lake Argyle  

Massive Lake Argyle is one of the most spectacular attractions in Western Australia offering boat cruising, fishing and an abundance of native animals and birds. Lake Argyle is the biggest man made lake in Australia. It’s several times larger than ...

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Lake Kununurra  

Go swimming, fishing, cruising, canoeing and see amazing wildlife at Lake Kununurra in the East Kimberley. It’s also a popular spot for sailing, rowing and water skiing. Lake Kununurra was formed after the completion of the Diversion Dam in Kununur ...

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Middle Springs  

At Middle Springs you will find a sandy bottomed pool fed by a small waterfall flowing over a slab faced rock. The more adventurous will climb up the left side of this rock and be greeted by a series of swimming rock holes but these do tend to dry up ...

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Mirima (Hidden Valley) National Park  

Often referred to as a mini version of the Bungle Bungle range, Mirima National Park just north of Kununurra offers bushwalking and stunning views over the East Kimberley. The park is also a significant place for the local Aboriginal Miriuwung people ...

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Mitchell River National Park  

For outback scenery and Aboriginal culture, Mitchell River National Park in the rugged Kimberley region, is among the best in Australia. Here you can see spectacular landscapes including the Mitchell Plateau and the thundering Mitchell Falls. In full ...

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Ord River  

The mighty Ord River near Kununurra in the Kimberley region is one of Western Australia’s most scenic and significant waterways. At various points along its length you can go cruising and canoeing between stunning gorges, see crocodiles and amazing ...

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Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park  

The Bungle Bungle range in the World Heritage Listed Purnululu National Park is one of Western Australia's most fascinating landmarks and the ultimate place for outback adventure. Here, you camp out under the stars, go four wheel driving across rugg ...

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Sleeping Buddha  

You don’t have to use too much imagination to see a Sleeping Buddha resting in a rock formation near Kununurra. This natural attraction is a large rock officially called Carlton Ridge. For the best view, head to Celebrity Tree Park, just a short w ...

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Stockmans Grave  

A tinplate cross marks the grave of pioneer stockman David Suttie, who is featured in Jeannie Gunn's famous book 'We of the Never Never'. The grave is found on the Old Wyndham Road (four wheel drive access only) not far from Black Rock Falls. ...

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The Spillway  

The Spillway is an overflow system for Lake Argyle, acting as a safety valve when high flood conditions are prevailing. This fast flowing water spillway was blasted through a granite hill, creating a 2.2 kilometre channel section, to provide a natura ...

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Warmun Art Centre  

Warmun Art Centre is 100 percent owned by the local Aboriginal community. The centre, located in the original Turkey Creek Post Office, operates as a studio and sales/exhibition space for the artists who draw on Ngarrangkarni (Dreaming) stories as we ...

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Zebra Rock Gallery  

Situated nine kilometres along the Packsaddle Road, Zebra Rock Gallery is a small gallery displaying a range of products made of Zebra Rock and other types of rocks. Zebra Rock is believed to be unique to this part of the world and is found in small ...

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Cradle Mountain

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Shark Bay World Heritage Region, Western Australia

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Shelter from the rain

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Eumundi Market

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The Saga of the Randy Old Goat

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