
Dramatic waterfalls
Witness cascading waterfalls framed by towering red cliffs, tucked within the Kimberley’s remote gorges.
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Destination
A remote wilderness carved by time, shaped by tides and rich in living culture.
The Kimberley is a region of extraordinary contrasts, where towering red cliffs meet turquoise waters and waterfalls cascade through ancient gorges. Along Australia’s remote northwest coast, dramatic tides shape a landscape rich in wildlife and culture. Exploring by sea reveals secluded bays, rugged islands and breathtaking scenery around every turn.
Highlights

Witness cascading waterfalls framed by towering red cliffs, tucked within the Kimberley’s remote gorges.

Discover the Kimberley’s wild inhabitants, from saltwater crocodiles and soaring sea eagles to marine life along the coast.

Experience dramatic tidal movements that reveal hidden reefs and send powerful currents through narrow coastal passages.
Activities
Wildlife

Brolga
Australia’s iconic crane, the brolga is instantly recognisable by its silver-grey plumage and vivid red head. Pairs are famous for their elaborate courtship dance of leaps, bows and trumpeting calls across the Kimberley’s wetlands.

Saltwater crocodile
The world’s largest living reptile, the saltwater crocodile patrols the Kimberley’s tidal rivers, mangroves and estuaries. Watching one bask on a muddy riverbank from the safety of an expedition tender is one of the region’s most thrilling wildlife encounters.

Humpback whale
Each winter, humpback whales migrate from Antarctic waters to the warm Kimberley coast to give birth and raise their calves. Between June and October, breaching whales and mothers with young are a regular sight from the deck.

Brahminy kite
With its rich chestnut plumage and bright white head, the Brahminy kite is a striking sight along the Kimberley coast. Often seen soaring above mangroves and estuaries, it hunts fish and crabs from the water’s surface.
Itineraries
Vessel
Purpose-built to explore the Kimberley, True North carries just 36 guests, with six adventure boats and an onboard helicopter to take you further into the wilderness.
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History and culture