Welcome to part two of our photo posts, going through the highlights of our 5 weeks in the Kimberley. If you missed part one, you can find it here – Broome, and the trip up. If you want all the information needed to travel the Kimberley including where to stay, what to see, park passes…
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Welcome to part two of our photo posts, going through the highlights of our 5 weeks in the Kimberley. If you missed part one, you can find it here – Broome, and the trip up.
If you want all the information needed to travel the Kimberley including where to stay, what to see, park passes required, costs and where to get fuel, check out the ultimate Kimberley guide.
After a couple of days in Broome, we brimmed the fuel tanks and headed north, to Cape Leveque. We stayed at Middle Lagoon and Kooljaman, and fell in love with this amazing coastline. It’s certainly a place I’d recommend you visit! After Cape Leveque, we continued on to the Gibb River road. I’ve posted those photos here – Gibb River Road part 1.
The start of Cape Leveque road. Letting the tyres down a bit
The 4WD tag-a-long tour with Brian Lee was one of the highlights of our 5 weeks in the Kimberley. He’s a hilarious bloke, with a heap of good stories. You can find out more information about the tours he runs here – Brian Lee 4WD tagalong tours.
Not a bad way to end the day
Kooljaman view heading east
Nothing beats a good walk along the beaches
Towering red cliffs, beautiful beaches and warm water. Could you ask for more?
Loving the crab life
Cygnet Bay Pearl farm
An amazing infinity pool
Broken leaf spring on a camper trailer, just south of Kooljaman.
Look at those eyes!
Kooljaman; awesome camping and an even better location
If you are chasing more information on Kooljaman, located right at the top of Cape Leveque, have a look at this post – Kooljaman at Cape Leveque Review.
In the 4WD, heading along Hunter Creek
Two Donkey’s fighting on our way back down to Broome