Kununurra

One of four regions that make the Kimberley, the East Kimberley covers an area of 121,000 square kilometres.  The towns of Kununurra and Wyndham make up the majority of the population in the East Kimberley in addition to a number of important Aboriginal Communities; the largest being Kalumburu, which is situated to the northwest of Kununurra.

Famous for its warm welcome to tourists, some of whom settled in the region, the East Kimberley offers some of the most beautiful attractions in Australia including the Carr Boyd Ranges, Celebrity Tree Park, Cockburn Ranges, Drysdale River National Park, Emma Gorge, Five Rivers Lookout (the Bastion), Gibb River Road, The Grotto, Ivanhoe Crossing, Kelly’s Knob, Kununurra Diversion Dam/Lake Kununurra, Lake Argyle, Lily Lagoons, Mirima National Park, Mitchell River National Park, Ord River Irrigation Area, Ord River, Parry’s Lagoon Nature Reserve, Pentecost River, Ragged Range, Wyndham Community Fishing Jetty and Zebedee Springs.

Some of the famous highlights in the Kimberley region are highlighted below.  Aviair offers the following scenic air safaris and combination ground tours that take in the iconic sights of the Kimberley.

• Bungle Bungle flights and ground tours
• King George Falls flights
• Lake Argyle flights and cruises
• Mitchell Falls flights

Stay at Kununurra

There is a wide selection of accommodation in Kununurra which is equipped to serve tourists and business visitors alike with all budgets from backpacker hostels to fully equipped camping and caravan parks and luxury international standard hotels. We are pleased to offer information below about some of the choice of accommodation in the Kununurra region. Aviair provide scenic air tour customers complimentary return transfers between all accommodation houses in Kununurra and the Aviair terminal

See list of accommodation providers in Kununurra