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9 Available Tour Excursions in Kununurra
Take a tour through Waringarri Arts, the first wholly Aboriginal-owned art centre in Western Australia. Experience a traditional Mantha welcome and immerse yourself in the rich stories of Indigenous art, culture and history. Explore the artist studios, meet artists at work, and gain insight into their creative process. Visit the cultural garden and enjoy a taste of delicious homemade damper and seasonal bush foods. - Discover the rich stories behind Indigenous art at Waringarri Arts and learn about the history of the art centre. - Meet local artists and observe their creative processes firsthand - Enjoy a traditional Mantha welcome - Taste delicious homemade damper and seasonal bush foods
Price: $61.10
Duration: 1 hours
The only Silent Electric outboard nature tour on the Ord River Personlaised Tours. We can customise Your tour, Your way. Owner Operator - Your guide Steve is a Kununurra local for over 17 years and takes pride in giving you the best experience possible. With only 4 passengers on a 5.3m boat we can travel into lagoons and creek systems other boats cant get into and with uninterupted views you get to see it all. We can tailor the tour to your specific needs - each tour is different and we can lengthen or shorten the tour depending on the time you have. Want to spend time photographing scenrey or bird life? Silent Tours understands your interests specialising in bird and nature watching as well as capturing the stunning scenery. Silent Tours boat can quickly fold the canopy down for a 360 degree view. Just want to see the sights or perhaps go for a swim? Perhaps you see something interesting on the river. No problem, we can adapt the boat tour for you and any curiosity.
Price: $269.57
Duration: 2-5 hours
Triple J Tours operates exclusively on Lake Kununurra between the Diversion Dam (Kununurra) to the Ord Top Dam (Lake Argyle). Fast-boat cruising, incredible gorge country, an abundance of birdlife and wildlife on Australia's Longest Daily River Cruise - 110km round trip! Completing the day with a striking East Kimberley sunset - there is no better way to spend a day in the Kimberley!
Price: $184.74
Duration: 6 hours
Experience Purnululu by air with Aviair and then by ground to appreciate the vast, rugged beauty of this World Heritage-Listed National Park. Your scenic flight will take you over Lake Argyle and the Bungle Bungle Range where you will land. Your flight will be met by a guide who will take you by 4WD to the Bungle Bungle Range. You will then embark on a moderate 3km walk which takes in Piccaninny Creek, the beehive shaped sandstone domes and Cathedral Gorge. You are provided with a small cooler bag to carry your tasty picnic lunch in the shade of the gorge. Your flight home flies over the fascinating Argyle Diamond Mine where rare pink diamonds are mined.
Price: $755.93
Duration: 8 hours
Triple J Tours operates exclusively on Lake Kununurra between the Diversion Dam (Kununurra) to the Ord Top Dam (Lake Argyle). Fast-boat cruising, incredible gorge country, an abundance of birdlife and wildlife as well as the scenic beauty of the drive to Lake Argyle and the cruise back to Kununurra. Completing the day with a striking East Kimberley sunset - there is no better way to spend a day in the Kimberley!
Price: $189.06
Duration: 6 hours
Triple J Tours operates exclusively on Lake Kununurra between the Diversion Dam (Kununurra) to the Ord Top Dam (Lake Argyle). Fast-boat cruising, incredible gorge country, an abundance of birdlife and wildlife as well as the cruise to Lake Argyle and the scenic beauty of the drive back to Kununurra. A fantastic day out on the water!
Price: $184.74
Duration: 6 hours
This scenic flight takes you on an unforgettable adventure over the Bungle Bungle Range, Lake Argyle, the Argyle Diamond Mine and Ord River Irrigation Area. You will also fly over the stunning Carr Boyd Ranges, Osmand Ranges, the Ord River and the Bow River. Landing at Purnululu National Park and transfer to an air-conditioned 4WD bus. Enjoy a moderate 3km guided walk amongst the famous eroded towers and black and orange banded beehive structures on the Domes Walk. Your guide will take you into Cathedral Gorge, walk along the bed of Piccaninny Creek, which flows only in the monsoon waterfall season. Return via a scenic flight to Kununurra, on the way viewing the Argyle Diamond Mine where rare pink diamonds are mined.
Price: $755.93
Duration: 8 hours
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
Price: $79.07
Duration: 2 hours
A soothing evening awaits on the Lake Kununurra Sunset Dinner Cruise aboard the MV Jabiru. Enjoy picturesque views of the Sleeping Buddha and the tranquil waters as you glide through Lily Creek. Savor delicious appetizers and a sumptuous dinner featuring wild-caught Barramundi or Threadfin Salmon, steak, and dessert, all while the sun sets over the Kimberley. This all-inclusive cruise provides a perfect blend of nature and culinary delights, making it an ideal outing for families and friends alike. After your memorable experience, relax as you're returned comfortably to your accommodation. - Cruise operates from May to September, with pick-up at 3:15 PM and return at 6:15 PM - Indulge in a Kimberley-inspired dinner with drinks included - Experience stunning views of the Sleeping Buddha and Packsaddle Lagoon - Suitable for families, with options for children and seniors available
Price: $122.20
Duration: 3 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: AUD
- Languages: English, Indigenous Australian languages, some Mandarin and other Asian languages due to tourism
- Climate: Tropical savanna
- Timezone: Australia/Perth
- Population: Approximately 5,500 residents
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is during the dry season (May to September) to avoid the intense heat and wet season rains.
- Visa Requirements Visitors to Kununurra, Australia, generally require a valid Australian visa. Citizens from visa-exempt countries such as the US, UK, Canada, and EU member states can apply for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or eVisitor visa online before arrival. Visa on arrival is not available. Visitors must have a valid passport, proof of onward travel, and sufficient funds. It is recommended to check the latest Australian government immigration website for specific requirements.
About Kununurra
Kununurra is a unique and vibrant town located in the far north of Western Australia, near the border with the Northern Territory. It serves as the gateway to the spectacular Kimberley region, renowned for its rugged landscapes, dramatic gorges, and ancient rock formations. The town itself is surrounded by the vast Ord River Irrigation Area, which supports lush agriculture in an otherwise arid environment. Visitors are drawn to Kununurra for its stunning natural beauty, outdoor adventure opportunities, and rich Indigenous culture. The nearby Mirima National Park, often called the "mini Bungle Bungles," offers accessible hiking and striking sandstone formations. Kununurra’s remote location provides a sense of wilderness and tranquility, making it ideal for travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences. The town also offers a friendly community atmosphere with local markets, art galleries, and cultural events that celebrate the heritage of the area. Whether you are interested in exploring the natural wonders, engaging with Aboriginal culture, or simply relaxing in a peaceful setting, Kununurra offers a compelling destination for adventurous and culturally curious travelers.
Kununurra Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Western Australia
- Duration Range: Custom Durations
- Group Size: Small groups (up to 15 people)
- Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is during the dry season (May to September) to avoid the intense heat and wet season rains. Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, sun protection, insect repellent, and sturdy footwear for outdoor activities. Respect local Indigenous culture and follow guidelines when visiting sacred sites. Carry sufficient cash as some remote areas may have limited card facilities. Stay hydrated and be prepared for limited mobile coverage in remote locations.
Average Tour Price: $75
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $200
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
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Top Attractions
1. Lake Argyle – The largest man-made lake in Australia, perfect for boating, fishing, and wildlife spotting. 2. Mirima National Park – Known for its striking sandstone formations and easy walking trails. 3. Ord River – Offers scenic cruises and fishing opportunities in a beautiful tropical setting. 4. Kelly’s Knob Lookout – Provides panoramic views of Kununurra and the surrounding landscape. 5. Ivanhoe Crossing – A historic low-level bridge and popular spot for picnics and river activities.
Popular Activities
Visitors to Kununurra can enjoy a variety of activities including scenic flights over the Bungle Bungles and Ord River, fishing in the abundant waterways, hiking in Mirima National Park, and cultural tours led by local Indigenous guides. Adventure seekers can explore 4WD tracks, go birdwatching, or take part in camping and wildlife photography. The region also offers relaxing river cruises and opportunities to learn about the local agriculture and irrigation projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Kununurra’s food scene features fresh local produce, including barramundi and other freshwater fish, tropical fruits, and native bush foods. Signature dishes often incorporate local ingredients such as crocodile, kangaroo, and bush spices. Dining options range from casual cafes to more refined restaurants offering modern Australian cuisine with Indigenous influences. Noteworthy places include local pubs serving hearty meals and eateries focusing on fresh, seasonal ingredients.
Getting Around
Kununurra is accessible by air via Kununurra Airport, with flights from Perth and other cities. The town is also reachable by road, though distances are long and roads can be remote. Local transportation includes taxis, limited shuttle services, and car rentals. Due to the spread-out nature of attractions, renting a car is highly recommended for convenience and flexibility. Walking and cycling are options within the town itself.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is during the dry season (May to September) to avoid the intense heat and wet season rains. Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, sun protection, insect repellent, and sturdy footwear for outdoor activities. Respect local Indigenous culture and follow guidelines when visiting sacred sites. Carry sufficient cash as some remote areas may have limited card facilities. Stay hydrated and be prepared for limited mobile coverage in remote locations.
Culture & Customs
Kununurra has a rich Indigenous heritage with several Aboriginal communities nearby. Visitors should show respect by observing cultural protocols, asking permission before photographing people or sacred sites, and supporting local Indigenous art and businesses. The town celebrates events such as NAIDOC Week, which honors Aboriginal culture and history. Social customs are relaxed but polite, and it is customary to greet locals with a friendly hello.
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