Explore the East Kimberley

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Not only can you get a cocktail, sundowner drinks, snack and meals - you may even get a visit from Luigi the Croc. Hint for families - bring along some spare bread to feed the fish from the restaurant deck and watch the action! 

Beware crocodile and even bull sharks, no visit to Kununurra is complete without a visit to Ivanhoe Crossing. 

While the local Argyle Diamond Mine did stop production in 2020, bringing a halt to 90% of the worlds pink diamond supply, these diamonds are still available to view (and buy) at Kimberley Fine Diamonds, Kununurra - with one of Australia's largest collections. 

Enjoy a Gourmet Camp Oven Experience like no other. With small groups, incredible scenery, live music and fresh local ingredients, Josh and Tamsyn deliver an unforgettable evening. These popular dinners book out quickly, so reserve your spot early — our reception team is happy to help organise it for you.

Discover the Native Botanical Pink Diamond Gin from Kununurra’s famous Hoochery Distillery. Infused with wild mango, native lemongrass, boab leaves and native blood root, it’s a true taste of the East Kimberley. Just a short 10-minute drive from town, visit the distillery and try this unique gin for yourself.

Purnululu National Park, home of the iconic Bungle Bungles, is a must-see Kimberley highlight. Allow five hours from Kununurra and refuel at Warmun before heading in. With deep chasms, towering gorges and world-famous beehive formations, it’s best explored over at least two nights. Speak with our team about camping or tour options.

Driving over Ivanhoe Crossing is a true Kununurra rite of passage. Once the main route to Port Wyndham, it’s now a favourite 4WD and fishing spot. When the crossing is closed in the dry season, locals head to the Spillway instead, where fast-flowing water and bream make for an adventurous alternative.