Boab trunk and canopy against a pale Kimberley sky.

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Privacy on this visitor guide

This website is a planning guide. It does not run a booking engine. The notes below describe the limited information involved when you browse or email us.

Direct answer

eastkimberleytours.com.au is a planning guide hosted as a website. We do not run a booking engine or a marketing list. If you browse, your browser and the host (Netlify) will process ordinary technical logs. If you email callum.sherwood.seo@gmail.com, we use that thread to reply. We do not sell addresses.

What this site is

Static-ish Next.js pages, a Keystatic admin that is noindexed, and public editorial. We are not your bank. We are not a park agency. We do not take card payments on this domain.

Logs and hosting

Netlify and similar infrastructure record IP addresses, user agents, and request paths as part of running a website. Those logs exist to keep the site up and to debug abuse. We do not use them to build a tourist profile we then sell. CDN analytics, if enabled by the host, are aggregate.

Email

A message you send is a message we read. We keep it as long as the correction or question remains useful, then we do not need it. Do not send passports, card numbers, or medical files to the editorial inbox. We will not book a tour with them anyway.

Cookies and embeds

We do not need an advertising cookie stack for this guide to work. If a future embed (a map, a video) sets a third-party cookie, that third party’s policy applies. Official park and tourism links leave our site; their policies apply there.

Children

This is a planning site, not a service aimed at children. Do not send us a child’s personal information.

Your rights (plainly)

If you want us to delete an email you sent, ask. If you want to know what we hold about you, it is likely “the email you sent.” Australian privacy law is more detailed than this page; this page is the honest operational note for a small editorial project.

Keystatic and drafts

The /keystatic/ admin is blocked in robots and noindexed. Do not treat it as a public inbox.

Changes

If the hosting or inbox changes, we will update this page. The footer disclaimer on every public page remains the fleet copyright and “not a ticket desk” notice.

Related

Contact, about, conditions. Official park privacy lives on agency sites — DBCA, Parks Australia, Tourism WA.

We collect as little as a visitor guide can. Please do the same with other people’s photographs and Country.

Analytics, if any

If the host shows aggregate page views, that is how we learn a heritage URL is still hit. It is not how we build a remarketing list. We do not need your name to know /ek2.html still redirects.

Third-party fonts and images

Fonts load from the next/font pipeline. Images are local Wikimedia-derived files. We do not need a stock-photo CDN that tracks you around the north-west.

Complaints

Privacy complaints can go to the same inbox as corrections. If you need a regulator, use the Australian Information Commissioner path — this page is the operational note, not a substitute for the Act.

No account, no locker, no loyalty scheme

There is nothing to delete except an email you sent. There is no profile we enrich. If that sounds small, it is because a planner should be small in the ways that matter to your data.

Retention in practice

An email about a stale sentence is kept until the sentence is fixed. An email that is a booking request is answered with a redirect and does not need a long life. We are not building a CRM. We are keeping a planner honest.

What this planner actually stores

There is no account. There is no booking cart. There is no profile we enrich. An editorial email is kept until the sentence is fixed. A booking request is answered with a redirect and does not need a long life. We are not building a CRM. We are keeping a planner honest.

If you want a data deletion, there is nothing to delete except the email you sent. That smallness is the privacy policy.

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

Do you sell email addresses?+

No. There is no marketing list on this site. If you email us, we use that thread to reply.

All East Kimberley FAQs →

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.