Top Kununurra Tours & Sightseeing

Experience the natural wonders of the UNESCO-listed Purnululu National Park from different perspectives on this full-day tour from Kununurra. Soar over the dramatic beehive rocks of the Bungle Bungle range on a scenic small plane flight and enjoy unbeatable aerial views of Lake Argyle and the Argyle Diamond Mine. Next, hop on-board a 4WD to explore the park from the ground; take a short hike through Piccaninny Creek and Cathedral Gorge; and tuck into a delicious picnic lunch (included). For the ultimate views, upgrade to include a thrilling 30-minute helicopter ride.

Return transfers in our air conditioned coach from Kununurra with a stop at the Durack Homestead Museum (April-October)On our popular Sunset Magic Cruise, we’ll explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. Our Skipper will entertain and inform with commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and the Aquaculture Industry. You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euros) and the diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You’ll be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision and watch a Catfish feeding frenzy. As the sun sinks behind the Carr Boyd Ranges, you’ll enjoy a complimentary drink and light snack to make the most of this magic time of day. With rugged red cliffs reflecting into the blue water, Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to catch the last golden rays of the Kimberley sun.

Take a 6.5-hour tour of Australia's remote East Kimberley region that includes sightseeing by air and a ground tour of the Argyle diamond mine, which is famous for its pink diamonds. Your scenic flight takes place on a small plane that passes over the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Purnululu National Park. See Lake Argyle and the Bungle Bungle Range before landing near the diamond mine for your ground tour.

Discover the natural wonders of Purnululu National Park in the Kimberley region of Western Australia on a scenic flight from Kununurra. You'll fly over sights such as the Bungle Bungle Range, Ord River, and Lake Argyle, and then land inside the park to explore on the ground. Take a 1.8-mile (3-km) walk with a guide to see Cathedral Gorge and the beehive-shaped structures along the Domes Walk.

There’s no better way to experience a breathtaking Lake Argyle sunset than out on the water! On our popular sunset magic cruise, we’ll explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. Our Skipper will entertain and inform with commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and the Aquaculture Industry. You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euros) and the diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You’ll be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision and watch a Catfish feeding frenzy. As the sun sinks behind the Carr Boyd Ranges, you’ll enjoy a complimentary drink and light snack to make the most of this magic time of day. With rugged red cliffs reflecting into the blue water, Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to catch the last golden rays of the Kimberley sun.

Join a morning city sights tour for the perfect introduction to Darwin, with expert commentary by a local guide. See the lush Botanic Gardens and the Chinese Temple and tour the other historic sites of the city including the Darwin Aviation Museum. Explore the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, whose collections encompass Aboriginal art, visual arts, and Northern Territory history and natural sciences. After the tour you will be dropped off in the city for a 45-minute break and opportunity to have lunch.In the afternoon head 60kms from Darwin to Adelaide River, home to over 1600 Crocodiles and the famous Jumping Crocodiles. Cruise the river and thrill as these awesome creatures launch themselves out of the water. The cruise will enable you to see these prehistoric creatures at close range. Afterwards continue to the Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre for view over the Marrakai Plains and then it’s on to Fogg Dam Nature Reserve to view a wetland ecosystem up close.

Self Hire optionGreat for families and pets Fully enclosed cage with a lockable gate10 passengers per boatPrice savy

This tour is the best (and only) way to experience the full length of Lake Argyle. It includes all the highlights from our Sunset Magic trip & much more. Travel over 120km from the Rugged North to the Southern Reaches.Take a gander through the binoculars (provided by us, welcome to bring your own) for an up-close look at the many different species of birds and other wildlife including wallabies and crocodiles.Stop on a remote island to fossick for the intriguing Zebra Rock, with its perfect stripes & spots that can appear to be painted on, unique to Lake Argyle.We’ll cruise past the submerged site of ‘Argyle Downs’, the Durack Family’s Homestead, while listening to stories about the pioneering families & how they began the pastoral industry in the East Kimberley.We’ll enjoy the changing colours reflecting across the lake near Monsmont Island, the best spot on the Lake for sunset! Enjoy afternoon tea before stopping for a refreshing swim with complimentary beer/wine/champagne.

See the world heritage listed bungle bungle range from the air and on foot with a Gija Traditional owner tour guide. Learn about bush tucker and local medicines as well as the dream time stories and rich history of the National Park.

Good things come to those who bait. If you’re angling to catch a fish during your time at Lake Argyle, join us for a fishing expedition! We guarantee that you’ll catch a fish of some sort and, if not, we’ll give you a 50% refund. Lake Argyle abounds with a huge variety and number of fish. The largest is the massive “Silver Cobbler” which can weigh up to 40kg. We target these huge beasts as well as the feisty “Sooty Grunter” and anything else which might come along. Barramundi are increasing in numbers, but are still few and far between.

This tour is the best (and only) way to experience the full length of Lake Argyle. It includes all the highlights from our Sunset Magic trip & much more. Travel over 120km from the Rugged North to the Southern Reaches.Take a gander through the binoculars (provided by us, welcome to bring your own) for an up-close look at the many different species of birds and other wildlife including wallabies and crocodiles.Stop on a remote island to fossick for the intriguing Zebra Rock, with its perfect stripes & spots that can appear to be painted on, unique to Lake Argyle.We’ll cruise past the submerged site of ‘Argyle Downs’, the Durack Family’s Homestead, while listening to stories about the pioneering families & how they began the pastoral industry in the East Kimberley.We’ll enjoy the changing colours reflecting across the lake near Monsmont Island, the best spot on the Lake for sunset! Enjoy afternoon tea before stopping for a refreshing swim with complimentary beer/wine/champagne.