Kimberley Coastal Camp

Kimberley Coastal Camp is one of Australia's most remote and exclusive wilderness retreats, accessible only by helicopter or floatplane from Broome or Kununurra and limited to just 16 guests at a time.

Set on the pristine shores of the Admiralty Gulf in the North Kimberley, the camp sits lightly on one of the planet's last truly untouched coastlines. Six private bungalows each face sweeping sea views, with unique outdoor ensuite bathrooms and an open-air design built around the landscape, not imposed on it. Solar-powered and solar-heated, every element is designed to leave the wilderness exactly as you found it.

The experience is shaped by two people: Tubs, an expert Kimberley guide and fisherman, and Jules, a trained chef who turns the day's catch into something extraordinary. Barramundi grilled at the water's edge. Mud crab cooked three ways. Locally harvested oysters, served alongside an open bar of quality wine, beer and spirits. The food and fishing here are not incidental- they are the destination.

Beyond the water, ancient rock art galleries, remote island picnics, wildlife encounters, and Kimberley sunsets over the Gulf fill the days. No set itineraries. No crowds. No compromise.

Named by Lonely Planet founder Tony Wheeler as one of his Top 50 travel destinations worldwide. Featured in Qantas Travel Insider.