Kununurra Resorts - Reviews and Rates

Kununurra - Day 60 - 63

In summary:

We originally planned to stay in Kununurra for a night or two to stock up with food and do our washing etc. We ended up staying for 4 days catching up with school and lazing about.

We are staying at the Hidden Valley Tourist Park which is nice. There are a lot of attractions in Kunanurra. We have been to the Ivanhoe Farm to get a mango smoothie, Ivanhoe Crossing which looks really hard to cross, a local market, The visitor center and nothing much apart from that. We have booked a 4WD Prado (Which we can't wait to tell Lee ...

To make up for my Bungle-Puking-Incident we went hiking in the beautiful Mirima National Park, which was located just at the back of our campsite. We accessed it form the campsite and withing a 50m walk, we were in amongst the towering grey and orange stripped rounded cliffs, which look very similar to the Bungles.
We had a great afternoon ...

Day 185-189 Kununurra again… Wed June 3rd – Sun June 7th 2009

Up early again (5.30am), I console myself that soon we will gain one and a half hours when we cross the border into NT. Maegs is on a 4 night streak!

Both Greg and I run up Telecom Hill for our exercise this morn, before it gets too hot. It’s my first t...

It was a fairly ordinary drive until mid-afternoon when we came into sight of the Pentecost & Cockburn Ranges. Stunning scenery, and where a lot of the movie 'Australia' was filmed. Friday we drifted down the road about 40kms to El Questro Station and we were lucky enough to get a bush camp site and seats on the boat cruise up the Chamberlai...

We left Turkey Creek two days after the end of the English Premiership season. Being in the middle of the Kimberley there was little or no news as to who had been relegated. Whilst filling up the campervan with petrol at the roadhouse we got talking to an Aussie bloke who asked us both where we were from. Once Louise had replied he told us that ...

Another Update..... Well, I'm not sure of the day or the date (I'm not trying to skite about it, it's just we're on Kimberley time now and that is the way it goes up here). Would you believe I'm actually penning this document whilst travelling the Gibb River Road? More about that in a minute. Well, as you know, we stayed in Perth for the Easter ...

Kununurra was our last stop in WA and we liked it a lot. The scenery had changed and was now lush, tropical and more varied - payback for enduring the wet season. On our first evening we climbed up the hill behind the hostel to watch the sunset and were rewarded with a staggering view across the bush. In the distance was a smear of grey rain lea...