Sometimes called Australia’s Final Frontier, The Kimberley is prime for adventurers looking to explore the path less traveled. Much of the area is inaccessible by road, but Seabourn’s unique sailings make it easier than ever to explore Western Australia’s northernmost region. Dive into this wilderness gem, where nature, wildlife, and aboriginal culture continue to thrive.

Nature at Its Most Untouched

As one of the most rugged parts of Australia, The Kimberley feels particularly special. It’s where beaches feel more remote, red sandstone cliffs feel more dramatic, and crashing waterfalls feel more awe-inspiring. At every stop on a Seabourn voyage in The Kimberley, you’ll get to experience another piece of this jaw-dropping natural puzzle. Snorkel amongst loggerhead turtles and blacktip reef sharks at Ashmore Reef and helicopter over the three-tiered Mitchell Falls. Spot the unique beehive-shaped rock formations known as the Bungle Bungles and take a Zodiac^® cruise for a view of the aptly named Horizontal Falls in Talbot Bay, where tidal currents seem to make water defy the rules of science. And when night falls, stargaze up at the shockingly clear sky—using Seabourn’s complimentary Swarovski Optik binoculars, of course—from just about anywhere in this remote region.

Wandering Wildlife

Aboriginal Culture

While the flora and fauna are two pieces of The Kimberley’s beauty, the region’s aboriginal culture is another. There are dozens—if not hundreds—of native tribes that have called this region their home for thousands of years. They’ve preserved the natural beauty that exists today, while still maintaining their rich cultures.

As an added thoughtful touch, Seabourn made aboriginal Wunambal Gaambera people the godparents of Seabourn Pursuit, the ship that sails all around this beautiful region.