The Kimberley is Australia’s last frontier

With an expansive 423,000 square kilometres of remote landscape, the Kimberley is a prolific destination featuring wildlife, majestic canyons, freshwater swimming holes and indigenous culture stretching back tens of thousands of years. With the region being largely untouched, the Kimberley is home to an incredible array of beautiful beaches, untouched coral atolls and an amazing array of marine life.

Hemmed by impenetrable coastline and arid desert landscapes, this region is a true wilderness, perfect for adventurers with a true appreciation of nature and wildlife. With so much to see and do, the region is great for solo travellers, families and couples alike.

To ensure your journey includes a touch of luxury, include a stay at the well-appointed El Questro Homestead, perched on the edge of the Chamberlain River. View the Kimberley from a unique perspective, onboard the wonderful True North cruises for a luxury multi-day cruise, allowing access to remote destinations not accessible by land.

Destination Highlights

Cruise the Kimberley Coast and narrow waterways of the region aboard True North, a luxury cruising vessel.
Experience the Kimberley in true luxurious style with a stay at El Questro Homestead, perched on the Chamberlain River clifftops.
Enjoy the unreal fishing experiences found in The Kimberley and for those seeking a little more adventure, enquire about Heli-fishing tours in the region.

Seasons in The Kimberley

The Kimberley experiences two seasons throughout the year similar to Darwin and the Top End. These seasons are the wet season (November to April) and the dry season (May to October).

Wet Season November - April

The wet season is when the humidity and temperatures are high and an average of 600mm of rain falls in monsoonal rains. The average daily temperature over this time of year is between 35 – 42C (95 – 107.6F). Tropical cyclones are also prone to developing in the region during the wet season.
Dry Season May - October

The dry season is the ideal time to visit the Kimberley, with warm and sunny days complimented by a lovely average temperature of 28 – 34C (82.4 – 93.2F).

What do our experts say about The Kimberley?

I love The Kimberley, with its endless blue skies, vast open spaces, rugged mountain ranges, sunburnt plains and sparkling sea; everything about the Kimberley is BIG, it is the earth laid bare!

Amanda Fisher

Senior Travel Designer

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Amanda Fisher

Senior Travel Designer AT THE TAILOR

What do I love about working at The Tailor?

I love sharing the knowledge that we have collectively gathered over years and years of selling Australia – each one of us regularly comes up with new combinations and twists on itineraries and destinations that we share with one another. With the help of our fabulous product suppliers we ‘invent’ new experiences that enable our guests to delve deeper in Australia. I love the magic that we add to every itinerary … something special, perfectly formed and ‘tailored’ to suit the traveller.

City or Wilderness? Why and where?

Wilderness and for two reasons …. One is because I love the big sky country, I love places where you can see from one edge of the earth to the other. Where the sky is literally half of everything and it is usually as blue as can be. I also love being in the wilderness because we have so much to learn about our continent’s unique history, flora, fauna, bio-diversity, the conservation challenges we face and the Aboriginal people’s amazing connection to country.

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Accommodation and Experiences in The Kimberley

Residing in the vast wilderness of East Kimberley, El Questro Homestead stands as a tranquil haven within the rugged natural beauty of one of Australia’s last great frontiers. This secluded estate seamlessly marries luxury with adventure, offering a range of exclusive experiences. Wander through lush gorges, uncover hidden waterfalls, and discover serene fishing spots.

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El Questro Homestead
One of the world’s finest adventure cruises, the True North offers outstanding comfort and uninterrupted vistas as it plies the dramatic coastline of Australia. Renowned as one of Australia’s most outstanding and revered adventure tourism experiences, the True North is an ‘adventure platform’ purpose-built to access areas larger ships cannot, encouraging guests to get off the ship itself and out to explore some of the most remote and inaccessible coastal regions in the country.

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True North Cruises
Located on the remote shores of Admiralty Gulf in the far north Kimberley region, your eco-friendly idyll is surrounded by turquoise seas teeming with marine life, and rich bush land bristling with wildlife. And people? Outside of your hosts and fellow guests (12 all told), there’s barely a soul for hundreds of sundrenched kilometres.

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Kimberley Coastal Camp

Must-see sights on your trip

Wandjina Aboriginal Rock Art | The Kimberley

Boat Trip Fishing | The Kimberley

True North | The Kimberley

Bungle Bungle Range | The Kimberley

Journeys featuring The Kimberley

Our carefully curated itineraries offer unrivalled access to Australia’s most sought-after people, places, and experiences, often unseen by most. Through our deep connections and expertise, we unlock private moments in the country’s rarest destinations, blending adventure, luxury, and culture into seamless, one-of-a-kind journeys designed to inspire and captivate.