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Somewhere on the Kimberley Coast This enchanting bush camp sits in splendid isolation on a remote stretch of stunning Kimberley coastline in the far north-west corner of Australia. So remote that there is no road access – it is reached via a spectacular 70 minute scenic light aircraft flight from Kununurra, followed by a short 4WD transfer from the airstrip. Each of the eight simple bush cabins are perched on the cliff-edge with wonderful ocean views – and just a short walk away, a central facility houses hot and cold freshwater showers and flushing toilets (three cabins benefit from their own toilet and washbasin). The centre-piece of the camp is Eagle Lodge – an open-sided pavilion which houses the dining room, lounge and library and commands spectacular views over the bay. The chef prepares wonderful food in the open kitchen beside the dining area – often using freshly caught fish cooked over the coals in the camp oven. Days can be spent doing as much or as little as you please. A ‘must’ is a journey to the spectacular King George Falls aboard the camp’s 13 metre cruiser, Diamond Lass. Fishing, viewing ancient Aboriginal rock art, bird-watching and shark and crocodile spotting in the bay all feature high on the agenda – but make sure you allow time to relax in the cliffside plunge pool, laze in the hammock or even try out the unique one hole golf course! Suggested Itinerary Day 1 Depart Kununurra on the scenic flight to Faraway Bay. Later this morning, explore Gumboot Bay to see the mangrove estuary and wildlife. After lunch, drive to Gumboot Creek and walk to view Bradshaw Rock Art. Day 2 A trip to the King George Falls is one of the highlights of your visit. Cruise along the pristine coast to the King George River where the spectacular rocky gorge ends abruptly in twin waterfalls. Enjoy lunch in the shade of the towering cliffs. On the leisurely return, ‘dangle a line’ or soak up the sun. Enjoy the catch of the day and a camp oven roast tonight. Day 3 Visit Monitor Pool, an exhilarating (crocodile free) freshwater swimming hole below a wet season waterfall. Visit beautiful Shell Beach, drop a line in the estuary and after lunch, head inland to view local bush tucker, bird life and a freshwater billabong. Day 4 This morning, board your flight back to Kununurra or onward to your next adventure.
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