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Newsflash OCT 08

This is the time to start planning & booking your holiday to the Coral Coast, Pilbara, Kimberley and Northern Territory for 2009.

From Darwin or Broome to Perth self-drives or small group 4WD adventures to Kimberley cruising – early bookings are a must to avoid disappointment.

 
Kununurra
Kununurra is a pleasant modern town established in 1960 as the centre of the huge Ord River Dam and Irrigation project.

Now the major town of the East Kimberly region Kununurra is a part of the state in which rugged pioneer families took up huge land holdings and established themselves as "Kings In Grass Castles" Well documented in books by Dame Mary Durack.

Kununurra is an ideal base from which to tour and to visit the many attractions of the region include a visit to the Argyle Diamond Mine, Cruise on Lake Argyle a huge inland sea and fly by fixed wing or helicopter tour to The Bungle Bungles. The town is also the departure point for fly-in destinations on the remote Northern coast, places like Hideaway Bay Camp and the Mitchell Falls to name just a few.

There are direct air services to Kununurra from Perth, Darwin, and Broome and the town is included in many of our Kimberly rental car self drive suggestions.
 

Diggers Rest Station

Digger's Rest Station is a rustic homestead located in the East Kimberley. One of our favourite places to visit. Digger's Rest offers a unique outback experience with warm hospitality.
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The Kimberley

Bungle Bungle, Kimberleys
Book now for the Kimberley & the Top End - join a 4WD tour or have us arrange a self-drive on the Gibb Road Rd ...
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