Quartzite walls in Mirima National Park, a reminder that landscapes outrank brochures.

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Conditions of use and travel notes

This page keeps the historic /about-us/conditions/ path. It is the legal-toned sibling of the footer disclaimer: what you may do with the text, what we do not promise, and why a 2003 tour code is not a contract.

Direct answer

You may read this guide, link to it, and cite it with a URL. You may not republish it as your own tours domain, scrape it into a booking engine, or treat a paragraph as a live park alert. Official sources win. Remote-travel risk sits with you. Historic /ek*.html codes are redirects, not contracts. This page keeps the /about-us/conditions/ path.

Licence to read, not to clone

The text, design and compiled site are copyright. All trademarks remain with their owners — DBCA, Parks Australia, Tourism WA, UNESCO, operators, Traditional Owner names. The footer disclaimer on every page is incorporated here. Unauthorised reproduction is prohibited.

No warranties

We publish general information. Tracks close. Airlines change. Heat injures. We do not warrant that a landscape will be open, safe, or pleasant on your date. DBCA, Main Roads WA, Emergency WA, and operators own the live facts.

Not advice

Not travel-agent advice, not legal advice, not medical advice, not cultural advice that replaces Traditional Owners. If you need those, hire those people.

Your conduct

Stay on marked tracks. Leave art. Do not treat this site’s existence as permission to enter a closed park. Do not harass wildlife for content. Do not email us threats because a 4WD day was long — it was always going to be long.

Heritage URLs

301/308 aliases exist so old links resolve. They are not an offer to sell a 2003 product. Spam-era WordPress stubs are excluded. A 404 is not an invitation to invent a page.

Limitation

To the extent law allows, we are not liable for decisions you make after reading a planner. You are going to a hot, remote part of Australia. That was true before this CMS existed.

Contact for legal

callum.sherwood.seo@gmail.com. We prefer a factual correction to a surprise. Privacy covers personal information. About covers the project.

If you needed a ticket, you are on the wrong page. If you needed a park alert, you are also on the wrong page — open the agency.

Linking, quoting, and the difference

A short quote with a link is how the web works. A mirrored page on another tours domain is how the web breaks. If you are unsure, link. If you scrape, expect a letter.

Indemnity in plain language

You choose to travel to a hot, remote place. You choose the vehicle. You choose to ignore or follow an alert. We wrote a planner. That is the relationship. It is not a guided contract.

Severability, because lawyers like the word

If one sentence here is unenforceable, the rest still stand. The footer disclaimer still stands. The official alert still stands above both.

Alerts outrank this file

If this page and a DBCA or Main Roads notice disagree, the notice wins. If this page and a closed gate disagree, the gate wins. Conditions of use include the obligation to look at the living document, not only the CMS.

Your risk register

Heat, distance, crocodiles, corrugations, closed gates, small aircraft, and your own hire-contract. We listed the landscapes. You bring the register. If that sounds blunt, it is because a conditions page that pretends otherwise is a liability, not a kindness.

The hierarchy when this page is wrong

A DBCA or Main Roads notice outranks this CMS. A closed gate outranks both of our sentences. A hire-car contract outranks a forum. Heat, distance, crocodiles, corrugations, small aircraft, and your own fitness are your register. We listed the landscapes. You bring the risk. If that sounds blunt, a conditions page that pretends otherwise is a liability.

Facts on this page are drawn from public DBCA Explore Parks WA notes for Purnululu and Mirima, Parks Australia for federal park context on a wider itinerary, Tourism Western Australia’s Kimberley destination pages, the UNESCO Purnululu listing (inscribed 2003), and Main Roads WA / Emergency WA for access and alerts. Historic eastkimberleytours.com.au URLs (Wayback 2003–2017) inform path fidelity — not live prices or recovered operator copy. Bookings, park passes and road status belong on official sites. https://exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au/park/purnululu-national-park

Questions people ask

Can I republish this guide?+

No. The site is copyright. Link to a page if you want to cite it. Do not scrape it into another tours domain.

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Ready to plan East Kimberley days from Kununurra?

Start with Purnululu access, a Lake Argyle afternoon, or the dry-season window. Confirm park alerts, passes and operator inclusions before you book — we do not sell seats.