El Questro Wilderness Park Kununurra

... really fast. On the way out we saw the Arnolds (Friends from school)! They had extended there holiday. Then we moved on to the EL Questro George. We had to go threw 2 deep river crossings. That was fun. The walk was hard because you had to climb over ...

... El Questro turn off. Not the road we expected. We continued to Home Valley first. It was 24km on. The road deteriorated after the El Questro turn off- but not too bad. We crossed the Pentecost River which is about 100m maybe more of river bed through the ...

... trees is a complicated science. The town is surrounded by lakes and quite pretty. We decided to take a day tour into El Questro Wilderness Park, a million acre property and tourist operation. Kath had heard a lot about this place and was keen to take a ...

... at Kununurra , which didn't have a lot going for it, unless you are a keen fisherman. We set out for El Questro Wilderness Park, which is considered to be one of the world's most unique holiday destinations. To get there it involved travelling 58km, ...

... to do here so exteneded our 3 night stay to 8 nights. Here is what we have done: Day one: We drove down to El Questro wilderness park which is sort of like Karajini. There were lots of gorges to explore. The only problem is there are crocs lurking in ...

... Night fall again delivered a beautiful Kimberley sunset and starry night sky.  Day 86: Todays destination is El Questro Wilderness Park, the road from Manning Gorge to El Questro was a bit rougher than the first few days, however ...

... complete with swimming pool, restaurant and bar. Good to rest up in a more comfortable camp. Our next stop was El Questro Wilderness Park, a million acres of outback accessed by a nerve-tingling crossing of the wide Pentecost River. Dropped in at ...

Woke up to some camp manager come down to our campsite to tell the backpackers near us to leave – pretty loud he was too. About 20 people complained Sach said later – they were  pretty bad though & also due to fact that they were ...

Sitting around the fire on the water's shore – can hear the ocean lapping on the sand below us – just far enough away to be out of the crocodiles’ path. Once again an absolutely awesome spot. Sitting amongst the palms (some just a tad ...

... I went to the markets early so that Anthony could do some school work with Anthony. At 9:30am we headed out to El Questro Wilderness Park along the Gibb River Road, there were a few water crossings from the 100mils of rain received on Tuesday ...