Stories from the Kimberley and Australia's North West
Written by Kimberley expert, Roderick Eime
Ancient encounters along the Kimberley coast
“We’ve got a visitor at the back of boat,” skipper Rod calmly informs us as we’re settling in for a cool drink after a full day’s fishing the estuaries and tidal creeks around Doubtful Bay in the Kimberley
Small is big in Australia’s Kimberley
With such a wide choice of ships for your Kimberley cruise, how do you know what is best for you?
Weathered by eons of rain, wind and sea spray, these cliffs are almost as old as the Earth itself.
The much-celebrated True North affords her guests the opportunity to investigate the spectacular landscapes and wonders of the Kimberley Coast up close.
The Kimberley is world-renowned for its coastal cruising among the ancient cliffs and estuaries, but you can also have a wild time on the rivers and inland waters of Lake Argyle and Lake Kununurra.
First discovered by European mariners 400 years ago, it is being rediscovered by adventurous travellers again in the 21st century.
To the sound of a dozen jet engines on full throttle, I look up almost 100 metres vertically to see thousands of tonnes of water crashing down onto the rocks almost at my feet.
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