Direct answer
East Kimberley Tours on eastkimberleytours.com.au is an independent visitor guide. We do not operate coaches, aircraft or lodges. We do not sell live tickets. We rebuild a historic domain — 2003 bilingual product codes, 2012 region WordPress, later spam years excluded — as a Capes-depth planner for people flying or driving into Kununurra. Contact: callum.sherwood.seo@gmail.com.
What we publish
Long-form pages on destinations, tour types, seasons, access, stays, and a handful of evergreen posts. Unique editorial. No pasted operator brochures. No invented prices. No “#1 Kimberley” claims. Official facts go to DBCA, Parks Australia, Tourism WA, UNESCO, and Main Roads.
What we do not publish
A booking engine. A ranking. Medical advice. Cultural advice pretending to replace Traditional Owners. A German tree (yet) — /deutsch/ aliases currently 301/308 to English hubs.
URL fidelity
Classic /ek2.html and /english/tours/ek2.html resolve to modern tours. Heritage /about-the-region/ paths remain essays. Accommodation HTML aliases land on stay pages. That is how old links stay useful without resurrecting a 2004 fare.
Who writes this
An editorial project for a fleet of Australian visitor guides, with a public inbox on this domain. It is not a government park service. The footer disclaimer on every page is the legal-toned version of this paragraph.
Corrections
If a track note is stale, email us. We will prefer the official source over our sentence. If you are an operator seeking a backlink package, the answer is no. If you are an operator with a factual correction (you no longer land at a strip we mentioned as a historic theme), yes — write.
Related housekeeping
Privacy, conditions, contact. /about-us/ itself 301s here so we do not run two about pages.
This page is supporting-length on purpose. The destinations are the point. If you want the planner, start at the homepage or Purnululu.
Why rebuild a spam-damaged domain
Because the URL still means “East Kimberley tours” in old links, and because a visitor landing on watches and streetwear is a failed public resource. The Capes rebuild puts a planner where a brochure and then a junk CMS used to be. That is the whole project.
What “independent” means
No operator pays for a ranking. No park agency asked for this tone. We cite them because they hold the facts. If an operator wants a factual correction, the inbox is open. If they want a sponsored tile, it is not.
How to help without a backlink scheme
Send a correction with a source. Do not send a list of your tour departures to paste. Do not send AI-generated Kimberley slop to “add word count.” We would rather a shorter honest page than a longer fake one — and we already wrote the long ones ourselves.
Fleet disclaimer, in one extra sentence
Every public page carries a copyright and trademark notice naming DBCA, Parks Australia, Tourism WA, UNESCO, and operators. That notice is not decoration. It is how a visitor guide stays a visitor guide and not a fake official desk.
Editorial method
We start from public park and road facts, then write planning shape. We look at Wayback for URL fidelity and themes, then we refuse to paste operator paragraphs. We keep word counts high because thin hubs do not get cited usefully. We keep prices out because prices die. That method is the about page. The destinations are still the point.
Who writes this and who does not
This is an independent East Kimberley visitor planner on the historic eastkimberleytours.com.au domain. It is not Parks Australia, not DBCA, not Tourism WA, and not a tour desk. Contact is callum.sherwood.seo@gmail.com for editorial corrections. Booking requests get a redirect to official and operator doors.
We rebuild from themes on the Wayback record — bilingual 2003 tour codes, later WordPress region IA — and we refuse to paste archived operator paragraphs. Prices die. Rankings lie. Park notices live.
What we will not do
We will not invent a fare. We will not claim number one. We will not recover a 2004 itinerary as if it still departs. We will not treat spam-era WordPress junk as heritage. We will keep a fleet copyright and trademark disclaimer on every public page because DBCA, Parks Australia, UNESCO, and operators own their names.