The Kimberley Natural Attractions

Blood Drain - Crocodile Lookout

This former outlet from the Wyndham Meatworks attracted many large crocodiles. It is located on the gulf side of the Old Meatworks complex....

Cambridge Gulf

The best way to view the spectacular Cambridge Gulf is from the Five Rivers Lookout on top of the Bastion Range. A 360 metre high vantage point...

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.

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...

Alligator Hole

Named in the early days before the discovery that there were no alligators in Australia.

Swimming was once considered safe when the hole...

Crocodile Creek

Crocodile Creek is an attraction visited by many of the tourist cruises exploring the Kimberley region.

The creek has a fresh water pool...

Black Rock Falls

Black Rock Falls gets its name from its rock cliffs which over the years have been stained black from the minerals in the water.

Black...

Cockburn Range

One of the northernmost localities in Western Australia, the Cockburn Range is an extensive sandstone escarpment. Shaped like a vast round...

Dimond Gorge

Dimond Gorge is 24 kilometres from Mornington Wilderness Camp which is 100 kilometres off the Gibb River Road, 347 kilometres north-east of Derby....

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....

Boab Prison Tree

This ancient and very large (14 metre diameter) boab tree has significance to Aboriginal people as well as being a very interesting botanical...

Bell Gorge

Bell Gorge is located 29 kilometres off the Gibb River Road some 214 kilometres north-east of Derby within the rugged King Leopold Range National...

Caroline Pool

Caroline's Pool is a natural waterhole near Old Halls Creek and it was once the main social and sporting area of the town.

It is a...

Five Rivers Lookout

The Bastion Range forms the backdrop to Wyndham, with the Five Rivers Lookout located at its highest point of 360 metres. The local Aboriginal...

Fitzroy River

The Fitzroy River was discovered in 1837 by George Grey in the H.M.S. Beagle and named after a former Commander of that ship, Captain Robert...

The Mitchell Falls

Located in the heart of the Mitchell River National Park, the majestic Mitchell Falls is a spectacular series of 4 waterfalls. To see the falls...

China Wall

The China Wall is a natural white stone wall formed by a sub-vertical quartz vein projecting above the surrounding rocks. It is believed to be a...