Explore our magnificent cruises

The scenic sandstone and basalt islands of Brunswick Bay include the remote seabird colony of Booby Island. This area is also a good spot for pelagic fishing.

Lending its name to WA’s newest marine park, this area is the principal focus for breeding humpback whales. WA has the world’s largest population. These leviathans arrive in June, typically calving in July-August, before making their way back to Antarctic waters.

By dinghy on spring tides, it is possible to view the spectacular gorge of the Roe River upstream to its confluence with the Moran River. This was the spot reached by Joseph Bradshaw in his epic horseback trek from Wyndham in 1891. The Roe estuary is famed for its many large crocodiles, birdlife and excellent fishing. PLEASE NOTE: NOT VISITED ON 14 DAY VOYAGES BROOME TO WYNDHAM OR VICE VERSA.

The third-longest river in the Kimberley is entered over shallow sandbars. Its wide estuary features a maze of channels cutting through mangrove islands, which form a delta. The area is excellent for bird-watching, barra fishing and beach-walking. Impressive tidal rapids in a low sandstone gorge can be reached after a long dinghy ride.