Cruising the Kimberley Coast

Observe aquatic wildlife in the rivers and birds in the sky, catch your dinner and soak in the mesmerising sights on an Eco Abrolhos Cruise.

The Kimberley coast is known for its spectacular and diverse landscapes, which are a unique blend of rugged wilderness, ancient rock formations, and pristine beaches. Some of the landscapes you might expect to see on a Kimberley cruise include towering red cliffs, white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and vast stretches of mangroves, rainforests, and savannah woodlands.

The region is home to several stunning gorges and waterfalls, such as the King George Falls and Mitchell Falls, as well as a variety of islands and coral reefs, which offer exceptional opportunities for walking and swimming. The landscape is also characterised by a network of winding rivers and inlets, which provide a habitat for a range of wildlife. The Kimberley coast is a true natural wonder, and its rugged beauty is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who visits.

Eco Abrolhos Cruises offers visitors an opportunity to experience it all firsthand on a 13-night cruise along the Kimberley Coast between Broome and Wyndham/Kununurra or reverse.

Its 35-meter twin hulled mini cruise ship accommodates up to 32 guests in 17 private cabins with ensuites. The team take you closer to the sights as the vessel navigates up the major rivers, supported by their easy to access six-meter aluminium tenders that are designed specifically with guests’ safety in mind.

Explore the range of rivers and mangroves accessible through Eco Abrolhos Cruises, where you’ll to encounter wildlife such as saltwater crocodiles, dolphins, turtles, wallabies, ospreys, eagles, and kingfishers along the way. It’s always exciting to see wildlife in their natural habitat and a Kimberley cruise offers plenty of opportunities for that.

On a cruise of the Kimberley coast, take the opportunity to see and appreciate authentic Aboriginal art, an important part of the region’s cultural heritage. Aboriginal art in the Kimberley region is diverse and rich in symbolism, with a focus on storytelling and the connection between humans and the natural world. Rock art is particularly significant in the Kimberley, with many examples of ancient paintings and engravings found throughout the region. These artworks depict a range of subjects, from animals and plants to spiritual beings, and often feature intricate designs and patterns.

Try your luck at catching dinner on a fishing adventure. As you cast your line, you’ll be surrounded by the Kimberley landscape, creating a truly immersive and unforgettable fishing experience. The chef onboard will prepare your catch, fresh for all to share.

The Kimberley’s vast and untouched landscapes provide incredible opportunities to witness stunning sunsets and sunrises especially from the 360-degree views from our top deck. As you cruise along the coastline or anchor in tranquil bays, you can soak in the breathtaking colours of the sky as the sun dips below or rises above the horizon, creating magical moments that will stay with you forever.

What are you waiting for? – Escape winter to the Kimberley coast.

Book online at visitbroome.com.au/members/ eco-abrolhos-kimberley-cruises