Many tours in the East Kimberley include pickups from Kununurra accommodation, making a car-free trip realistic.
How to do it
- Ord River cruises usually include pickups and transfers.
- Lake Argyle cruises may include transfers from Kununurra.
- Bungle Bungle scenic flights depart from Kununurra with accommodation transfers.
- El Questro tours from Kununurra include transport.
- Multi-day tours between Darwin and Broome cover the whole region.
In town
Kununurra is spread out but manageable on foot or by bike for short distances. Taxis operate but are limited.
Car-free 3-day plan
- Day 1: arrive, Kelly’s Knob sunset, Lake Kununurra cruise.
- Day 2: Ord River full-day cruise.
- Day 3: Bungle Bungle fly-and-walk.
Accommodation tips for car-free travellers
Choose accommodation in central Kununurra to stay close to shops, restaurants and tour pickup points. Ask your accommodation about airport transfers and confirm that your tours include pickups.
Combining with a multi-day tour
If you want to see Purnululu up close, El Questro and the Gibb River Road without driving, a multi-day tour is often the best value. Many run between Darwin and Broome and include Kununurra.
Budget
Tours and scenic flights add up quickly. Prioritise one big experience, such as a Bungle Bungle fly-and-walk, and fill other days with cheaper options like Lake Kununurra cruises and Mirima walks.
Frequently asked questions
Can you visit the Bungle Bungles without a car?
Yes, on a scenic flight or tour from Kununurra.
Do tours pick up from Kununurra accommodation?
Most do. Confirm the pickup point when booking.
Is Kununurra walkable?
The town centre is, but attractions are spread out.
What is the best multi-day tour option?
Small-group Darwin–Broome tours typically include Kununurra, Purnululu, El Questro and the Gibb River Road.
