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Essential Experiences | Western Australia Begin your magnificent Kimberley experience with a spectacular sunset over Broome’s Cable Beach, then enter a magical world of rich waterways, plunging gorges, stunning rock formations and prolific wildlife. Meet local Indigenous artists and tour the world’s principal source of rare pink diamonds. Experience the Ord Valley's gourmet produce at a unique private dinner, and end your trip in tropical, cosmopolitan Darwin. Don’t miss our recommendations for things to see and do along the way — these include the must-do sights or ultimate bucket list experiences. Look out for this symbol q on the map. cr How do you like to travel? Whether it’s discovering authentic local experiences. on asmall-group tour, or the freedom of travelling at your own pace, how you travel is up to you. Guided Holiday ‘guy A hassle free experience where everything is organised for you, meaning you get to spend your time doing what you dream of on your holiday. Whether you choose a large coach trip or a small-group adventure you'll share experiences with an expert guide and like-minded travellers. Go your own way gy Plan your holiday, your way. Choose how you want to travel, what you want to do and where you want to sleep. We can recommend where to stop and stay that suits your holiday. Self-Drive =i Enjoy the freedom and flexibility of exploring by car, at your own pace, when and where you want, ask us about the best car style and size to suit your holiday. s ‘Al information & maps on this page ae to be used a a guide ony, \O_ Broome Where the red dirt meets the ocean, the colourful pearling capital of Broome. Once a sleepy outback pearling town, Broome has long been renowned for its relaxed atmosphere and unique character. Image © Tourism Western Australia Emma Gorge The serene surroundings of Emma Gorge waterfall make it a tranquil and relaxing place to swim. An approximate one hour picturesque walk over rocky terrain rewards Se you with a cool oasis and a 65 metre droplet waterfall, surrounded by cliffs adorned with greenery. Image © Tourism Western Australia Bungle Bungle Rising 300 metres above the grass-covered plains that surround them, the orange and black sandstone domes known as the Bungle Bungle are one of the world's most fascinating geological landmarks. Image © Tourism Western Australia Australia
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