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Best Hotels In Broome & The Kimberley Region

Where to Stay in Broome and the Kimberley: Our Guide to the Best Broome Accommodation and Kimberley Hotels

If you’re planning a trip to the Kimberley, one of the first questions you’ll probably ask is: Where should I stay?

Whether you’re looking for luxury Broome accommodation before your cruise, a comfortable hotel in Kununurra, or you’re searching for the most unforgettable accommodation in the Kimberley itself, we’ve put together our recommendations to help you plan your journey.

Of course, we’re a little biased, but we believe the very best accommodation in the Kimberley isn’t found in a hotel at all – it’s found onboard a small-ship Kimberley cruise with Diversity Charters.

With no more than 12 guests, you’ll wake up each morning surrounded by ancient landscapes, towering waterfalls, secluded beaches and breathtaking scenery that most visitors never have the chance to experience.

The Best Accommodation in the Kimberley: A Kimberley Cruise

Unlike traditional Kimberley accommodation, a cruise allows you to experience a different location every day without ever needing to unpack.

Aboard Diversity Charters, guests enjoy:

Spacious, comfortable cabins
Fresh chef-prepared meals
Daily excursions
Fishing, hiking and wildlife experiences
Access to remote locations inaccessible by road
Small-group adventures with a maximum of just 12 guests

Our itineraries include:

6-day Kimberley cruises
9-day Kimberley cruises
9-day Northern Kimberley cruises
14-day Kimberley expeditions

Rather than choosing just one destination, your accommodation travels with you, taking you from one incredible Kimberley location to the next.

Broome Accommodation: Our Recommended Hotels

If you’re joining us on a Kimberley cruise departing from Broome, we recommend arriving at least one day before departure.

Diversity Charters guests receive a 10% discount and complimentary parking at the following Broome hotels.

Mangrove Hotel

Perched high above Roebuck Bay, the Mangrove Hotel is one of the most popular hotels in Broome. It is a great vantage loacation for the Staircase to the Moon, and is conveniently located on town side, with walking distance to all the main locations. The Mangrove is popular for its restaurant and cocktail bar overlooking the water. Guests can enjoy spectacular views, spacious rooms, tropical gardens and easy access to local attractions.

Kimberley Sands Resort

Known for its beautiful gardens and relaxed atmosphere, Kimberley Sands offers a peaceful retreat while still being conveniently located close to Cable Beach and Cable Beach restaurants and attractions.

The Continental Hotel

Affectionately known as “The Conti”, this iconic Broome hotel combines modern comfort with local history and is located close to the town centre, and is one of the more budget friendly options in Broome. It is well positioned on town-side close to Matso’s Brewery, the cinema and town restaurants

Discount code: DIVERSITY25

Simply quote the code when booking and let the hotel know you’re travelling with Diversity Charters.

Kununurra Accommodation (14-Day and Northern Kimberley Cruises)

Guests joining our 9-day Northern Kimberley or 14-day Kimberley cruises may also require accommodation in Kununurra.

Kimberley Grande Resort

The Kimberley Grande offers modern accommodation, a swimming pool and an excellent location close to the airport and town centre.

Diversity Charters guest discount: 10%

Booking code: KIMBERLEY10

Best Western Cambridge Hotel Kununurra

This centrally located hotel provides comfortable rooms and easy access to local attractions, making it an excellent base before or after your Kimberley adventure.

Diversity Charters guest discount: Our guests save 10% – you will receive details on how to claim this offer when you book your cruise with us.

Why We Recommend Spending an Extra Night in Broome

Broome is much more than a departure point for Kimberley cruises. We encourage guests to spend a little extra time exploring everything the region has to offer, including:

Watching the sunset at Cable Beach
Visiting Gantheaume Point
Exploring Chinatown
Learning about Broome’s fascinating pearling history
Enjoying the town’s restaurants, cafés and galleries

Many guests also choose to extend their Kimberley adventure by combining a cruise with a road trip along the Gibb River Road or an extended stay in Kununurra.

Planning Your Kimberley Adventure

Whether you’re searching for luxury accommodation in Broome, comfortable hotels in Kununurra or the most memorable place to stay in the Kimberley, we’d be delighted to help you plan your journey.

After all, the best way to experience the Kimberley isn’t simply to stay there – it’s to explore it. And there’s no better way to do that than waking up each morning somewhere entirely new aboard a Diversity Charters Kimberley cruise.

The Waterfalls of the Kimberley

The Kimberley is a land defined by water in motion. Tides surge through winding rivers, waterfalls tumble from towering cliffs into crystal-clear plunge pools, and gorges channel currents that have carved the landscape over millions of years. Its rivers swell with seasonal rains, feeding dramatic waterfalls and shaping deep gorges, while tidal currents, among the largest in the world, sweep through estuaries and inlets, creating a powerful interplay between land and sea.

From the rhythmic rise and fall of the King George River to the tranquil stillness of hidden creek pools, the Kimberley’s waterways are alive, constantly moving and reshaping the landscape. They invite explorers to witness their power, serenity, and beauty, and to experience the water up close – swimming beneath cascading falls, floating along gentle river currents, and connecting with the stories of Aboriginal communities who have revered these sacred rivers and gorges for generations.

Kimberley Waterfalls That Captivate

The Kimberley’s waterfalls are more than just sights. With us, you can get up close to some of the region’s most breathtaking cascades.

King George Falls

King George Falls features twin waterfalls plunging over 80 meters into a deep gorge, with a powerful roar that echoes across the surrounding cliffs. Located near the northern Kimberley coast, the falls are part of the King George River system, an area of tidal rivers and rugged wilderness. Experience King George Falls on our 14-day Kimberley Dream Cruise or 9-day Northern Kimberley Cruise, approaching by boat for a close-up view of the thundering torrents and dramatic gorge walls.

King Cascade Waterfall

King Cascade Waterfalls tumble over layered sandstone cliffs into clear, secluded pools. Nestled along the Prince Regent River, the falls are surrounded by ancient rock formations and lush vegetation, creating a serene and scenic retreat. Visit King Cascade Waterfalls on our 14-day Kimberley Dream Cruise or 9-day Kimberley Discovery Cruise, with opportunities to swim in safe pools above the falls, and explore the surrounding gorge by foot.

Horizontal Falls

Horizontal Falls is a natural tidal phenomenon where huge volumes of water are forced through narrow gorges, creating a horizontal surge that looks like a flowing waterfall. Located in the Buccaneer Archipelago, it’s one of the world’s most unique water experiences, shaped by the Kimberley’s massive tides. Witness Horizontal Falls on our 14-day Kimberley Dream Cruise, 9-day Kimberley Discovery Cruise or 6-day Kimberley Escape Cruise for a unique experience of moving water like no other.

Turtle Falls, Dugong Bay

Tucked away in the remote beauty of Dugong Bay, Turtle Falls is a lesser-known cascade that offers a peaceful and intimate Kimberley experience. Surrounded by rugged coastline and calm, clear waters, the falls gently spill into a secluded setting that feels far removed from the outside world. Often dependent on seasonal flows, Turtle Falls is a special stop when conditions allow on our 14-day Kimberley Dream Cruise or 9-day Kimberley Discovery Cruise, offering guests the chance to experience yet another of the Kimberley’s hidden water treasures on our Kimberley cruise itineraries.

Glycosmis Falls

Glycosmis Falls is another treasure, located in the far north Kimberley within Glycosmis Bay, near Cape Londonderry. This striking coastal waterfall, where twin streams of water pour over the cliff face directly into the sea, is best viewed when tides and seasonal flows align. Smaller and lesser known than some of the region’s more famous falls, it offers a more intimate and untouched experience, often described as a hidden counterpart to the iconic King George Falls. This remote location can be accessed on our 14-day Kimberley Dream Cruise or 9-day Northern Kimberley Cruise, when conditions allow, offering guests a rare glimpse into one of the region’s most secluded coastal waterfalls.

Hidden Swimming Holes and Smaller Falls

There are many smaller waterfalls and swimming holes tucked away along our journey, but they offer some of the Kimberley’s most relaxing and picturesque water experiences. Thanks to our crew’s expert knowledge of tides, currents, and secluded waterways, guests can access these lesser-known spots and witness the Kimberley’s hidden beauty firsthand. We visit a range of smaller swimming holes and falls on each of our Kimberley cruise itineraries, giving guests the chance to swim, relax, and enjoy the serenity of remote Kimberley waterways that few ever see.

Experiencing the Kimberley’s Waterways

Experiencing the Kimberley’s waterways at their best is all about timing, access, and some local knowledge, and that’s where our expert crew makes all the difference. During the wet season, rivers swell and waterfalls roar with dramatic intensity, while the dry season reveals calm, inviting pools perfect for swimming and relaxing. Our crew carefully plans each itinerary around tides, currents, and water levels to ensure guests can safely explore both the iconic sights and hidden gems that few ever see.

To make the most of your adventure, pack swimwear, sturdy shoes for rocky riverbeds, sunscreen, and waterproof gear. And while the Kimberley’s waterways are exhilarating, they are also wild, so observing wildlife safely and following crew guidance for swimming, hiking, and boating is essential. With us, these incredible waterways are accessible, safe, and unforgettable, allowing everyone to experience the Kimberley’s epic water in motion.

Your Kimberley Waterfalls Adventure Awaits

The waterfalls and gorges of the Kimberley are living works of art, sculpted by the tireless flow of water. From tranquil creek pools to thunderous falls and tidal rivers, every movement tells a story of power, patience, and beauty. Experiencing these waterways firsthand is an adventure that engages every sense, leaving lasting memories of a land shaped, and constantly reshaped, by water itself.

Ready to witness the Kimberley in motion? Join us for an unforgettable adventure.

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Disclaimer: Swimming in pools beneath waterfalls and exploring Kimberley waterways is subject to seasonal conditions, weather, tides, and water levels. Access to certain falls or swimming spots may be limited for safety reasons, and not all locations may be available on every cruise. Guests should always follow crew guidance and safety instructions when near rivers, gorges, and waterfalls to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Mitchell River: Wild Beauty & Ancient Culture

The Mitchell River is one of the Kimberley’s most iconic and biologically rich river systems. A place where rugged sandstone escarpments, sprawling tidal estuaries and ancient cultural sites come together in a way that feels undeniably “Kimberley.”

For guests travelling with us, it’s a region that often becomes a highlight of the entire journey. From chasing barra in remote tributaries to exploring secluded swimming holes and witnessing centuries-old rock art, the Mitchell River delivers a little of everything the Kimberley is famous for.

Whether you’re an adventurer, a photographer, a nature lover, or simply someone who wants to experience the landscape at its most raw and untouched, the Mitchell River is a place you won’t forget.

Where is the Mitchell River?

Located along the northeast Kimberley coast, the Mitchell River winds its way from the rugged inland plateau through dramatic gorges and broad tidal flats before meeting the ocean near Port Warrender.

It’s part of the expansive Mitchell River National Park, home to some of the region’s most significant cultural sites and natural landmarks, including the mighty Mitchell Falls further upstream.

For our guests, the lower river is where the magic begins: winding creeks, mangrove-lined banks, rock overhangs, and the feeling of true isolation.

Why the Mitchell River Is a Kimberley Must-Visit

Classic Kimberley Barra Country

The Mitchell River catchment is one of the most renowned barramundi habitats in the Kimberley. The mix of saltwater estuaries, tidal channels and freshwater influence creates prime conditions for big, hard-fighting fish. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just keen to try your luck, the river offers some of the best barra fishing anywhere in Australia.

Extraordinary Landscapes

Think towering sandstone cliffs, deep pools, sweeping river bends and pristine pockets of greenery, all untouched and wonderfully remote. The scenery changes with every turn, offering incredible opportunities for photography, bird watching and simply soaking it all in.

Cultural Significance

The region is rich with rock art sites and holds deep significance to the Traditional Owners. While access to many sites is restricted without permits, your crew will guide you respectfully through areas where rock art is visible and ensure cultural protocols are followed.

Wildlife Everywhere

From saltwater crocodiles basking on the banks to jabirus, brolgas, sea eagles, mudskippers and schooling baitfish, the Mitchell River is a thriving ecosystem. Keep your camera ready, the wildlife encounters here are some of the best in the Kimberley!

What You’ll Experience at Mitchell River on our Cruises

Scenic Tender Explorations

One of the best ways to explore the Mitchell River system is by tender. Our crew will take you through winding creeks, narrow inlets and hidden pockets of calm water that larger vessels simply can’t access. It’s immersive, peaceful and incredibly rewarding.

A Chance to Chase the Iconic Kimberley Barra

Guests often list their Mitchell River fishing session as one of their favourite moments of the trip. With our experienced crew guiding you, and helping with lures, tides, reading the water and choosing the right spots, your chances of landing a barra are higher than ever. This is where local knowledge truly makes a difference.

Exploring in the tender, dory along river

Quiet Moments in Remote Wilderness

Beyond the activities, the Mitchell River offers something more subtle: a deep sense of stillness. The landscapes feel ancient. The water moves slowly. The only sounds are birds, the wind and the occasional splash from within the mangroves. It’s the kind of place that encourages slowing down and appreciating where you are.

Swimming in Croc-Safe Waterholes

While the lower river is crocodile territory, your crew knows the safe, freshwater spots inland where you can cool off in beautiful, natural pools surrounded by rock ledges. These are the hidden gems guests love. (Note: access varies depending on season and conditions.)

When Our Cruises Visit the Mitchell River

The Mitchell River is a standout on our Northern Kimberley cruises, featured on both our 14-day Kimberley Dream itinerary and 9-day Northern Kimberley itinerary. Timing your journey with these itineraries ensures you experience the river at its very best.

14-Day Kimberley Dream Cruise (March–May):
On our 14-day Kimberley itinerary, the Mitchell River is lush and alive after the wet season. Waterways are full, creeks are flowing, and barra are actively feeding, making this the ideal time for fishing, exploring secluded spots, and taking in the region’s stunning landscapes.

9-Day Northern Kimberley Cruise (May–June):
On the 9-day Northern cruise, river conditions are calm and clear, perfect for scenic tender rides, wildlife spotting, and photography. The mid-dry colours bring the cliffs, mangroves, and tidal flats to life, offering spectacular views and unforgettable moments for the whole family.

Whether you choose the 14-day or 9-day Northern Kimberley cruise, the Mitchell River promises a remote, wild, and unforgettable experience, guided by our knowledgeable crew who know the river like the back of their hand.

Why the Mitchell River Shines on a Diversity Charters Experience

Our crew’s experience in the Mitchell River system makes all the difference. They know the tides, the hidden turns, the fishing spots that consistently produce, and the safest places to explore.

More than that, they know how to bring the region’s stories to life, explaining the geology, wildlife behaviours, cultural significance and the forces that shape this remarkable river. Guests often tell us that while the Mitchell River is stunning on its own, it’s the way the crew shares it that makes it unforgettable.

A Kimberley Icon You Won’t Want to Miss

Remote, wild and packed with adventure, the Mitchell River is everything people imagine when they picture the Kimberley, and so much more.

Whether you’re here to fish, to photograph, to learn, or simply to experience one of the last true wilderness regions on Earth, this river delivers a journey you’ll remember long after you’ve left.

If you’re planning a Kimberley charter, make sure the Mitchell River is on your itinerary. It’s a destination that captures the heart of every guest who visits.

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Chasing Barramundi: The Ultimate Kimberley Fishing Experience

Ask anyone who’s spent time in the Kimberley, and they’ll tell you the same thing, there’s nothing quite like the moment a barramundi hits the line. It’s a rush that grabs you instantly, whether you’ve been fishing your whole life or you’re casting a rod for the very first time.

Out here, surrounded by ancient red cliffs and the quiet hum of the wilderness, chasing barra becomes more than a pastime… it becomes part of the Kimberley experience itself.

For us, barra days are some of our favourites. You can feel the excitement on board as we pull into a hidden creek at first light, the water still glassy from the night before. The smell of mangroves, the distant call of a sea eagle, and the soft splash of baitfish on the surface. That’s when you know you’re in the right country.

Where do the Barramundi Live

The Kimberley is full of incredible fishing country, but barra have very specific habits. They’re warm water fish and love the heat, which is why the post wet season period is so productive. As the big rains recede and the system settles, the water warms and the fish switch on.

You’ll often find them hiding in tidal estuaries, winding rivers and those narrow creeks that snake inland between the cliffs. Places like the Hunter River, Mitchell River and Drysdale River – anywhere the tides push baitfish into pockets of calmer water – you’ve usually got a good chance of finding barra waiting in the shadows. But more importantly, barra are ambush predators. They sit low, often right in the mud, using structure and colour changes in the water to hide before striking.

One of the best clues is the meeting point between clear water and heavy mud lines. Baitfish like mullet push into clearer water trying to stay visible and safe, while barra sit in the dirtier edge waiting. That line between clean and muddy water can be a feeding highway.

Add in the Kimberley’s massive tidal movement, up to 11 metres in some areas, and everything changes day to day. A snag that’s perfect structure on one tide might be completely underwater and unfishable for the next couple of weeks. Knowing what structure will be available, and when, is everything.

Reading the Tides and Structure

Tides run the show in the Kimberley. On big spring lows, barra often sit in the gutters and deeper drains where water funnels out, concentrating bait. On neap tides, when the movement is gentler, mangrove snags and structure become prime holding spots.

It’s not just about the tide height, but the phase. Understanding whether you’re coming off the springs or building into them helps predict where the bait has been pushed and where it’s likely to gather. And where the mullet goes, the barra are never far behind.

With 11 metre tidal swings, no two days are ever the same. The river system you fish today can behave completely differently tomorrow. That’s why local knowledge of the area, the structure, and how each system fishes at different stages of the tide makes such a difference.

Chloe & Skipper Mark - Chloe's first Barramundi

Techniques our Crew Swear By

Every crew member has their own favourite way to tempt a barra. Some of us love slow-rolling soft plastics along the snags and muddy edges; others swear by live bait when the water’s a bit stirred up and the fish are holding deep.

On still, warm mornings, working a lure across those mud lines or along submerged structure can trigger explosive strikes. But more than any single technique, barra fishing is about patience and observation. Watch the tide, look for colour changes in the water, and pay attention to where the bait is moving. That’s usually where the action starts.

What we always tell guests is this: barra fishing is about patience and reading the water. Take a moment to watch how the tide’s moving, look for disturbances on the surface, listen for the pops of feeding fish. And don’t worry if you’re brand new to it, half the fun is learning along the way, and our crew love showing guests the tricks that work in our backyard.

Why a Charter Makes All the Difference

Chasing barra with the Diversity crew makes all the difference. Our crew have spent years exploring the Kimberley’s river systems, tides, structures, seasonal patterns and hidden channels. That local knowledge is what puts you in the right place at the right time.

We understand which snags will be fishable on a certain tide, which creeks fire on a dropping tide, where the mud lines will form, and how the system changes between spring and neap cycles, and which bends in the river are worth a quiet drift. Without that knowledge, you can be fishing beautiful country that simply isn’t holding fish at that moment.

Because of that experience, we can take you into those hard-to-reach spots you simply can’t access from land, or even find without knowing the country. We run the tenders deep into remote estuaries and narrow creek systems, slipping into pristine waterways that most people never even see. It’s country that feels unchanged for thousands of years, and fishing with a crew who understand its rhythms means you’ll have more chance to be in the right place, at the right time.

With us, you’re not just casting a line, you’re tapping into generations of local knowledge, on-water instinct, and a genuine passion for helping guests experience the Kimberley at its best.

And at the end of the day, instead of driving back to town, you’re stepping back onto a comfortable, air-conditioned vessel with a cold drink waiting. If you land a barra, our chef is always happy to prepare it for dinner, and barra done Kimberley-style is something everyone should try at least once.

The Kimberley Barra Magic

Even if you’ve fished all over the country, there’s something different about barra fishing in the Kimberley. Maybe it’s the isolation, or the sheer beauty of the landscape, or the moment the rod bends and everything else fades away. Or maybe it’s simply being out here, in one of the most untouched, extraordinary places in Australia, sharing the experience with people who love this region as much as you do.

Whether you’re hoping to land your first barra or chasing that dream trophy fish, a Kimberley cruise gives you the perfect backdrop for the adventure. And for us, there’s nothing better than watching someone light up as they bring a big silver barra alongside the boat for the very first time.

Ready to chase barramundi in the wild Kimberley?

Check out available charter dates on our Private Charters page, or view all Kimberley cruises to find an itinerary that puts you right in the heart of barra country.

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A Few Insider Tips

Warm water is your friend. Barra are far more active once the system heats up after the wet.
Look for mud lines and colour changes where baitfish gather.
Pay attention to the tide phase, not just the time of day.
And of course, this is crocodile country, part of what makes the Kimberley so wild and special. We always make sure everyone stays safe, keeps hands inside the boat, and stays aware of the water around them. Respect the environment, and it rewards you.

Behind the Scenes: Our 2026 Vessel Refits

Before each season begins, our vessels return to Fremantle for their annual refit — a time to refresh, upgrade, and fine-tune every detail for the adventures ahead. This year, we’re taking things to the next level.

MV Diversity III is currently undergoing an exciting transformation. The back deck is being completely enhanced to create a seamless BBQ and dining area. Our welders are onboard right now, removing the old platform and installing brand-new flooring. Inside, we’re fitting new carpets and interior flooring throughout, along with stylish new dining seating to elevate onboard comfort.

MV Diversity II is also receiving thoughtful upgrades, including new flooring and custom storage in the ensuites, plus new seating and dining options on the front deck — perfect for soaking up the views in style.

The crew will be sharing progress photos soon, so be sure to follow us on social media to stay up to date.
And trust us — the new back deck and aft design on Diversity III is going to be epic.

DiversityIII being lifted in Fremantle

Diversity II being lifted

Can’t go past a Bunnings sausage sizzle!

Refit underway on D3

Removing old props ready for new install

The welders have been busy!

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FEBRUARY TO MARCH

9 Day West Coast

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October & November

6 Day Rowley Shoals

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November

9 Day Ashmore Reef

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June to September

9 Day Kimberley Cruise

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October

6 Day Kimberley Cruise

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MARCH TO MAY

14 Day Kimberley Cruise

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2025: What a year it has been at Diversity Charters!

From the huge tides of the Kimberley to the crystal-clear waters of Rowley Shoals, 2025 has been packed with adventure, laughs, unforgettable moments and some ripper guests.

We started the year with some windy weather from Cyclone Errol, which blew across the North-West coast as we were kicking off our 14-day Kimberley journeys from March through to May. Those early weeks brought big tides, dramatic skies and some of the most powerful waterfalls we’ve seen in years. King Cascade Waterfall in particular was the best we had ever seen it! Besides chasing thunderous cascades, we were also landing some impressive fish, with our deckhand Foss (AKA Gronk) taking out the Big Fish award landing a monster at 106cm in Boongarri Creek (photo left).

Whilst Foss was a strong contender, the Barra King for this year was awarded to Jack (photo right), an incredibly tenacious 14 year old fisho from Queensland who kept our deckhands on their toes reeling in barra after barra. Jack graciously accepted his crown at the coronation ceremony on board Diversity II in June this year.

From May, we travelled up and down the lower Kimberley coast on our 9-day itineraries. Our days were filled with warm sunshine, glassy anchorages and guests cooling off in hidden swimming holes. Whilst the landscape captivated during the day, it was our crew that stole the show in the evenings. Guests on board were treated to some late night entertainment including cameo’s from Elton John, Judge Judy, King Neptune (Cal) and Hulk Hogan. Whilst on Diversity II Zac took out the 2025 Panna Cotta challenge (heavy weight division) for the second year in a row.

In September we were thrilled to welcome back several groups on Diversity III for their annual fishing trip, and the fishing did not disappoint. In October, our 6 Day Kimberley Escape itinerary was in full swing on Diversity II, and whilst the weather was hot, the fishing was hotter! We look forward to seeing you all again next year.

We wrapped up the season with our Rowley Shoals adventures, filled with crystal-clear blue water and abundant marine life. Guests spent their days drifting above coral gardens, snorkeling alongside curious fish and diving with some chilled sharks. Our crew have been amazing all year, and go to great lengths to ensure our guests don’t miss a thing. If you need proof, this is the exact turtle that a guest missed viewing earlier in the day at the Shoals – thanks Sam!

Where to Stay in Broome and the Kimberley: Our Guide to the Best Broome Accommodation and Kimberley Hotels

The Best Accommodation in the Kimberley: A Kimberley Cruise

Broome Accommodation: Our Recommended Hotels

Mangrove Hotel

Kimberley Sands Resort

The Continental Hotel

Kununurra Accommodation (14-Day and Northern Kimberley Cruises)

Kimberley Grande Resort

Best Western Cambridge Hotel Kununurra

Why We Recommend Spending an Extra Night in Broome

Planning Your Kimberley Adventure

Kimberley Waterfalls That Captivate

King George Falls

King Cascade Waterfall

Horizontal Falls

Turtle Falls, Dugong Bay

Glycosmis Falls

Hidden Swimming Holes and Smaller Falls

Experiencing the Kimberley’s Waterways

Your Kimberley Waterfalls Adventure Awaits

Where is the Mitchell River?

Why the Mitchell River Is a Kimberley Must-Visit

Classic Kimberley Barra Country

Extraordinary Landscapes

Cultural Significance

Wildlife Everywhere

What You’ll Experience at Mitchell River on our Cruises

Scenic Tender Explorations

A Chance to Chase the Iconic Kimberley Barra

Quiet Moments in Remote Wilderness

Swimming in Croc-Safe Waterholes

When Our Cruises Visit the Mitchell River

Why the Mitchell River Shines on a Diversity Charters Experience

A Kimberley Icon You Won’t Want to Miss

Where do the Barramundi Live

Reading the Tides and Structure

Techniques our Crew Swear By

Why a Charter Makes All the Difference

The Kimberley Barra Magic

Ready to chase barramundi in the wild Kimberley?