Lake Argyle is one of the largest man-made lakes in the Southern Hemisphere and a highlight of any visit to Kununurra.
- Freshwater swimming
- Abundant birdlife & wildlife
- Sunset cruises
Gateway to the East Kimberley & Purnululu National Park
Kununurra is the eastern gateway to the Kimberley and one of the most scenic outback towns in Australia. Set among rivers, ranges and lakes, it is the starting point for adventures across the East Kimberley region.
From vast freshwater lakes to ancient World Heritage landscapes, Kununurra offers unforgettable outback experiences.
Lake Argyle is one of the largest man-made lakes in the Southern Hemisphere and a highlight of any visit to Kununurra.
The Ord River flows through dramatic gorges and floodplains, offering one of the most scenic river journeys in Australia.
Purnululu National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its striped sandstone domes known as the Bungle Bungles.
Learn more via WA Parks & Wildlife .
Mirima National Park, known as Hidden Valley, features mini versions of the Bungle Bungles right on Kununurra’s doorstep.
Many travellers fly into Kununurra and explore the East Kimberley by 4WD.
The ideal time to visit Kununurra is during the dry season (May–September), when roads are open and temperatures are comfortable for touring and walking.