- Cruise the Ord River to the Ord River Dam — see Ord River cruise.
- Fly over the Bungle Bungles — see scenic flights.
- Explore Lake Argyle by boat — see Lake Argyle.
- Walk in Mirima National Park — see Mirima.
- Watch sunset from Kelly’s Knob.
- Take a Lake Kununurra sunset cruise.
- Visit El Questro for gorges and springs — see El Questro.
- Drive to Wyndham’s Five Rivers Lookout — see Wyndham.
- Browse Aboriginal art centres in town.
- Sample local produce — sandalwood products, mangoes and farm-gate foods in season.
- Paddle Lake Kununurra by canoe or kayak.
- Visit Ivanhoe Crossing (from a safe distance).
- Go fishing for barramundi with a licensed guide.
- Stargaze — the skies are dark away from town.

Free and low-cost ideas
Kelly’s Knob, Mirima National Park walks (park fee applies), Lily Creek Lagoon birdwatching and the town’s parks are all inexpensive ways to spend time.
Planning tips
Combine activities by geography. The Ord River cruise and Lake Argyle can share a day, as can Wyndham and El Questro. Keep a free afternoon for rest — the heat can be draining even in the dry season.
For families
The Lake Kununurra cruises, Mirima walks and town parks suit families. Many scenic flights and cruises have child prices, but check minimum ages.
Rainy-day or hot-day options
Art centres, galleries and local cafes offer welcome air-conditioned breaks. The visitor centre has displays on the region and can help with last-minute bookings.
Frequently asked questions
What is Kununurra famous for?
The Ord River, Lake Argyle, the nearby Bungle Bungle Range and its role as gateway to the East Kimberley.
What can I do in Kununurra for free?
Kelly’s Knob sunset, Lily Creek Lagoon birdwatching, town parks and galleries are free or low cost.
What is the best tour in Kununurra?
The Ord River cruise and a Bungle Bungle scenic flight are the most popular.





