Must-see hotels in Broome & The Kimberley

Guided activities include fishing, bushwalking, birdwatching, cooking lessons and rock-art tours at this exclusive camp on the eastern side of Admiralty…

There's loads of wildlife at this sandy park on a tidal lagoon, 160km south of Broome and 487km from Port Hedland. Shady tent sites, a camp kitchen and…

Ideal for families with their own wheels, or those looking at longer stays, these fully self-contained cottages are out of town in leafy surrounds. Take…

Two grades of cabins, both with or without meals, are available on Bellburn Creek in the middle of Purnululu National Park. If you cannot live without a…

Rising phoenix-like from the ashes of the old Spini, this sleek resort has corporate-class rooms (some with kitchenettes) and an on-site restaurant (mains…

Twenty luxury air-con villas sit on top of a dune above the pristine coastline of Joseph Bonaparte Gulf. All meals and some activities are included…

Barn Hill, 490km from Port Hedland and 130km south of Broome, is a working cattle station with its own 'mini Pinnacles'. It's especially popular among…

The mission has an attached low-key campground (power $12 extra per site; dongas available), a fledgling art studio and a small museum.

Shady, pet-friendly park right on the water's edge, within walking distance to the Pumphouse. Can be quite cramped during peak season.

Right on the highway, there's a variety of well-equipped rooms, from budget to deluxe with spa. Russian Jack's opens for dinner.

Bush campsites several kilometres off the Gibb down a sandy track are a nicer alternative to crowded Manning River Gorge.

Perched literally on the cliff-edge of Chamberlain Gorge, these luxury rooms include gourmet meals and guided tours around the property. Minimum two-night…

Grunge o'clock, the Mango's bare dirt sites are loved by backpacker van crews and anyone else under the age of 30. If you seek quiet, go somewhere else.

Fuel up and grab a burger ($16) at this friendly roadhouse near the Fitzroy River. Camp sites and dongas available.

Quiet, friendly and relaxed, near the southern shore of Beagle Bay; there's not much to do here other than fish.

This resort has an open-air bar and restaurant, though the non-air-con cabins are stuffy and overpriced.

Camping, budget rooms, road tucker and 24-hour fuel at this roadhouse located 148km from Port Hedland.

The end of the road. There are rough beach campsites, minimal facilities and amazing fishing.

Very clean park close to Cable Beach though not all sites are shaded. No unpowered sites.

Bare-bones camping on a beach with legendary fishing at the end of a wrecked road.