As we travel along the Gibb River, places of interest include EL Questro Station, one of the world's most unique holiday destinations. EL Questro offers Luxury Homestead accommodation, Emma Gorge tented cabins, bungalows and camping on the Pentecost River.

Activities are endless - cruising the Chamberlain Gorge, viewing Wandjina rock art, fishing for Barramundi, relaxing in Zebedee thermal springs, horse riding, or simply relaxing and unwinding.

Durack River Station is one of three pastoral properties owned and operated by the Sinnamon Family. Jacks Waterhole is a great stop for a swim or picnic lunch.

For a real wilderness experience travel to Drysdale River National Park via the Gibb River / Kalumburu Road, the sheer escarpment that surrounds the area is abundant with Aboriginal art sites, gorges and waterfalls. Mostly accessable by foot only.

With prior notice we are able to take clients into Theda Station, activities available incorporate station lifestyle, fishing, bushwalking and simply spectacular galleries of Bradshaw art.

Mitchell Plateau / Falls situated in the far north of the Kimberley is accessed by the Warrender Road off the Gibb River / Kalumburu Road. The topography of the Mitchell Plateau is old, rugged and amazingly beautiful.

For Birdwatchers the Mitchell Plateau is a delight, species such as White Bellied Sea Eagles, Brahminy Kites and Brolgas are all resident.

The Livistonia Palm thrives up on the plateau and is a dominant feature of the landscape as you drive in, areas that hold more water are alive with vines and rainforest type vegetation.

The striking coastline escarpment and Admiralty Gulf can all be viewed via scenic chopper flights.

Kalumburu is situated on Aboriginal land, permits must be obtained prior to visiting. Historically, Kalumburu was an Aboriginal mission which played an important role in World War 2 and now welcomes visitors to take part in hiking, fishing and scenic flights. Kimberley Dreams is able to offer beach camping at Kalumburu.

Ellenbrae Station offers riverside camping, canoeing, bushwalking and birdwatching.

At Mt Elizabeth, specialist activities are available including photography, Aboriginal art and horse riding.

Barnett River Gorge is a series of pools and waterfalls, great for cooling off. Camping under the shade of huge trees around a waterhole is the perfect way to end a day.

Manning Gorge is divided into upper and lower. Lower makes for a great place to swim and relax on white sandy beaches in idyllic surrounds. Boab trees dominate the waterholes of the Lower Manning. A 2km walk to Upper Manning Gorge will allow you to explore the never ending escarpment, swim in waterfalls and view the Aboriginal Rainbow Serpent art. Kimberley Dreams can offer camping or accommodation at Manning Gorge.

The main pool at Galvans Gorge is a 200 metre walk, swimming and camping are both an option here.

Adcock Gorge, yet another great place for a cool down.

Silent Grove/Bell Gorge is situated in the King Leopold Range Conservation Park. Bell is known as one of the most spectacular gorges in the whole of the Kimberley. Camping down by Bell Creek is delightful.

Mt Hart Wilderness Lodge, also located in the heart of the King Leopold Range Conservation Park, is a ten acre oasis of beautiful lush tropical gardens situated alongside the majestic Barker River.  Mt Hart offers comfortable, and stylish boutique outback accommodation in two traditional 'Kimberley-style' heritage homesteads, gourmet country cuisine as well as some camping facilities. Mt Hart is the ideal base for exploring the stunning outback gorge country of the West Kimberley including the magnificent Mt Matthew and Yellow-man Gorges which are only short drives away from the homesteads.