The Kimberley region in Western Australia is a unique wilderness adventure that captures the imagination. Covering nearly 423,000 square kilometres, this ancient region has fewer people per square kilometre than almost any other place on Earth. Hidden in the heart of the Kimberley region are vast wildlife sanctuaries, spectacular gorges and thundering waterfalls. And on its coast lie some of the worlds most beautiful beaches, untouched coral atolls and rugged islands with an amazing variety of marine life. It is also where much of the film Australia was filmed so watch this video to see one of the real stars of the movie! www.westernaustralia.com/australiaway.

One of the most stunning sequences in the film ‘Australia’ is when Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman drive thousands of cattle to Darwin. However, you don’t have to be a film star to give it a go. At the Home Valley Station in Western Australia’s East Kimberley you can put on your cowboy hat, saddle up and round ‘em up.

The Kimberley Aboriginal Artists is an alliance of four Aboriginal art galleries in the region that are committed to producing, showcasing and selling Aboriginal artworks. As this video shows, The Waringarri Arts Centre in Kununnura is at the forefront of ensuring the ethical trade of authentic Aboriginal art, as well as maximising the benefit for artists and the local community.

Matso’s is the Kimberley’s award winning microbrewery and is a true Broome treasure. The range of award winning beers include Hit the Toad premium lager, Monsoonal Blonde wheat beer, Smokey Bishop dark lager or Matso’s famous alcoholic Ginger Beer, all with a local flavour that helps visitors instantly relax into ‘Broome time’.