Top Kununurra Nature and Wildlife Tours

Experience the natural wonders of Purnululu National Park from different perspectives on this full-day tour from Kununurra. Soar over the Bungle Bungle range on a scenic small-plane flight for aerial views of Lake Argyle and the Argyle Diamond Mine. Explore the park on the ground in a 4WD, and take a short hike through Piccaninny Creek and Cathedral Gorge. For the ultimate views, upgrade to include a helicopter flight.

Enjoy a relaxing day cruising 34 miles down Western Australia’s Ord River, through the Kimberley wilderness, and then back again. Starting in the late morning, the cruise starts off gently, so keep an eye out for birds and crocodiles. The last few miles follow swifter water down narrow canyons before reaching the dramatic Ord River Dam. A chilled out way of seeing the beautiful landscape.

Experience the wild beauty of Western Australia as you embark on a leisurely cruise from Lake Kununurra between Diversion Dam and Lake Argyle. Board your vessel and enjoy the ride through gorge country, keeping your eyes peeled for local wildlife such as birds and crocodiles. Cruise to the sprawling Lake Argyle and then turn back around to witness a beautiful sunset on the way back to Kununurra.

Explore the vibrant Miriwoong culture on a guided tour through the stunning landscapes of Mirima National Park. During this enriching experience, local Aboriginal guides will lead a 30-minute walk, revealing ancient rock art and sharing traditional bush tucker knowledge. Engage with Miriwoong culture and Dreamtime stories while visiting the renowned Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, the first Aboriginal-owned art centre in Western Australia. Enjoy homemade damper and bush foods as you connect with local artists in their studios, learning about Indigenous art firsthand. - Guided 30-minute walk through Mirima National Park with local Aboriginal guides - Discover traditional plant uses and view historical rock art sites - Experience a traditional Mantha welcome - Visit Waringarri Arts Centre to engage with artists and taste delicious bush foods