Cliff face near Echidna Chasm in Purnululu (Bungle Bungles) National Park.

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Broome & The Kimberley

Australia's last frontier is a wild land of remote, spectacular scenery spread over huge distances, with a severe climate, a sparse population and minimal infrastructure. Larger than 75% of the world's countries, the Kimberley is hemmed by impenetrable coastline and unforgiving deserts. In between lie vast boab-studded spinifex plains, palm-fringed gorges, desolate mountains and magnificent waterfalls. Travelling here is an adventure and each dry season a steady flow of explorers search for the real outback along the legendary Gibb River Road.


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A woman looks out at the sunset from the red pindan soils of James Price Point at Dampier Peninsula. Western Australia

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