One of the world's most remote wildernesses is in our backyard
If your travel ideals have changed during isolation, an expedition cruise in the Kimberley might just the thing to ease you back into the big wide world.
Five unforgettable moments on the Kimberley Coast
The Kimberley is one of the most remote, most untouched landscapes on Earth, and there's a very real feeling that you have it all to yourself.
The 10 best ways to see the Kimberley
From small-ship cruising to land tours, here are the best ways to see The Kimberley.
An unforgettable part of Australia that's like nowhere else on Earth
There's nowhere else in the world quite like the Kimberley.
An amazing part of Australia that will rock your world
A Kimberley cruise offers the chance to sail through 60,000 years of history.
Where to see the largest migration of birds to Australia
The mass migration of the area's shore birds is a V-shaped sight to behold.
A stunning part of Australia that defies belief
Two thousand stunning kilometres of raw coastline, teeming with wildlife and dotted with islands, reefs, waterfalls and ancient Aboriginal rock art sites.
The astonishing local landscape that can only be visited by ship or seaplane
'We only got here twice last year, so we're lucky today,' says our expedition leader.
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Remote and beautiful, the Kimberley region in northwest Australia is one of the last untouched wildernesses in the world. Covering 423,000 square kilometres in Western Australia, the Kimberley is a land filled with spectacular rock formations, incredible waterfalls and fascinating Aboriginal history. The region is increasingly becoming a 'bucket list' destination for Australians - add it to yours.
