Edge of The Kimberleys

Halls Creek is located 2900 km ( 1800 miles ) north east of Perth on the edge of the Kimberleys and Great Sandy Desert. The town was the centre of vast gold discoveries in the late nineteenth century but the supply has dwindled over the years.

See Kimberley Region map

The town is now a significant cattle centre and the site of much mineral related activity. Halls Creek is surrounded by several unique features namely a quartz wall, a meteor crater and a waterhole. There is a range of limited accommodation in the area and the town is a base for light aircraft and 4WD tours into the Pernululu Park which includes the famous Bungle Bungles. Tours operate from the region to the Kimberleys, Gibb River Road, Windjana Way etc

Bungle Bungles

Fitzroy Crossing is a few hundread Km south west of Purnululu National Park, home of The Bungle Bungles. These are unique sandstone domes quite like anything else, anywhere in the world.

Broome is a popular tourist destination. A selection of accommodation in Broome is shown below. For a full list please visit our Broome accommodation page.

Cable Beach Club Resort

Architecture is a wondrous mix of tropical Kimberley house and grand Chinese pavilion. Metres from Cable Beach and 10 min from Broome.

Broome Seashells Resort

Located at the internationally famous Cable Beach. The resort offers stylish, relaxed, seaside accommodation set amongst lush tropical gardens

Mercure Inn Continental Broome

Set amongst gardens and a superb swimming pool complex in the heart of Fitzroy Crossing, surrounded by the sparkling blue waters of the Indian Ocean.

Moonlight Bay Suites Broome

Unwind in genuine luxury with spectacular uninterrupted views over Roebuck Bay and the magnificent 'Staircase to the Moon'.