Visit Kimberley.

Help visitors plan a Kimberley trip by choosing a base such as Broome or Kununurra and a travel style, matching them with reviewed trip ideas through a free planner, and linking dated operator and authority sources and third-party accommodation searches to confirm before booking.

Visit Kimberley describes itself as an independent travel guide to the Kimberley in Western Australia that helps visitors choose a base and a travel style, then find relevant stays and experiences. It focuses first on Broome and the East Kimberley, presenting Broome and Kununurra as two gateways with different rhythms, with pages for places such as Lake Argyle, the Dampier Peninsula and Purnululu. A free planner asks when a visitor is thinking of travelling, how many days they have in the region, where they will start, how they like to travel and what interests them, then matches them with reviewed trip ideas - such as a beach-paced Broome stay, Broome's town and pearling stories, or Kununurra's rivers and lake country - and explains why they fit. Tour and experience entries set out where each departs, how long it takes, how visitors travel, facilities, access and scheduling, with a link to the operator. Further pages cover when to visit, travel information, coastal cruises and planning for the 2028 total solar eclipse, visitors can save places to a shortlist, and an accommodation search continues to Wotif.

The site states its own limits. It says it is not the official tourism authority, a visitor centre or a booking agent, and that its planner does not reserve anything. Trip durations are editorial suggestions that exclude arrival and departure days, not official minimums or packaged itineraries, and the site says the matcher uses explicit rules and reviewed trip templates and that commercial placement never overrides suitability or access rules. It treats a general season, an operator schedule and current access as different things, does not label roads as open, and directs visitors to the responsible authorities and providers for current conditions, prices, schedules and access. Core guides are scheduled for review quarterly and ahead of the visitor season, product entries carry source and review dates, and expired entries are removed from active recommendations. Its regional map is for orientation only, with approximate locations, and is not for navigation; the destination illustrations are schematic artwork. It attributes cultural material to its source and says it does not invent cultural stories. Readers can send corrections through its contact form.

Visit Kimberley is owned and operated by Pacific Fund, as stated in its footer, About page and privacy notice. Its Wotif accommodation search uses a referral arrangement: the site says it may receive a commission for an eligible booking if the provider attributes it, that a click is not a confirmed booking, and that it does not claim every link earns commission or that a rate is the lowest available. It says the listed stays and experiences are not paid rankings. Prices, availability, payment, booking terms and support belong to the third-party provider; the site does not take payment, combine travel packages or handle booking amendments. No account is needed, saved places and the analytics choice stay in the visitor's browser, and Google Analytics is optional and does not load unless a visitor allows it.

Who it’s for

Visitors planning a holiday in the Kimberley, Western Australia, particularly a stay based in Broome or Kununurra with local outings, tours or cruises, including people planning ahead for the 2028 total solar eclipse in the East Kimberley.