1. There’s so much to see on the way

With a glowing array of ridges, rocky outcrops, and bodies of water, the journey to the Bungle Bungle from Kununurra is one well worth it. Within minutes of taking off from Kununurra Airport, you’ll see the gorgeous Ord River and Kununurra Diversion Dam, as well as panoramic views of the town’s key agriculture hub – the Ord Irrigation Scheme. Noteworthy locations en route to Purnululu include Lake Argyle, the Carr Boyd Ranges, Osmand Ranges, Argyle Diamond Mine and many of the Kimberley’s snaking rivers. You’ll fly over these before you even see the beehive-like mounds and Purnululu’s hidden world of gorges and pools.

2. Kununurra is much closer than Broome

If you’re toying with the idea of taking a Bungle Bungle tour while “up north”, Kununurra is the destination to depart. Bungle Bungle tours from Kununurra involve a short, yet incredibly beautiful flight from the town, with plenty to see on the way. Kununurra itself is a well-serviced hub located in the heart of the East Kimberley, and the gateway to many other attractions, which perfectly complement your Bungle Bungle tour.

3.  It offers the only air-conditioned fleet in the Kimberley

Admiring spectacular scenery is simply more enjoyable when you’re not working up a sweat. Aviair’s brand new fixed-wing Cessna 208 and GA8 Airvans offer the only air-conditioned tourism flights in the Kimberley – perfect for those days when temperature soars. Bungle Bungle flights are meant to be enjoyed, in comfort and on board the newest and coolest airplanes the region has to offer.

4. There are great places to stay

Luxe is as luxe does and there’s nothing better than coming home to comfortable bed, great food and a clean apartment after a day spent exploring the Kimberley. Kununurra is abound with accommodation options including Freshwater Luxury apartments, the town’s newest, which features boutique and self contained apartments surrounding a beautiful communal pool area. Adventure during the day, and then relax at night, kicking back by the pool with a vino in hand.