Fitzroy Crossing is on the Great Northern Highway, 391 kilometres east of Broome and 647 kilometres west of Kununurra. Fitzroy Crossing is one of only two towns along the over 1000 km stretch of highway between Broome and Kununurra. Fitzroy Crossing is a welcoming town and is home to five First Nations language groups. Art and Aboriginal culture are important here, with several galleries open to tourists to buy locally produced artworks.
The new bridge was built in the 70s, so there is the new town and many tourists are intrigued by the old townsite. There are lots of historical places to see such as the old Crossing Inn, Pioneer Cemetery, Old Townsite, Old Fitzroy Crossing Post Office, Police Station Group and the old concrete crossing.
Fitzroy Crossing is one of only two towns along the over 1000 km stretch of highway between Broome and Kununurra. The perfect stop-over when travelling!
The tour begins at the entrance to the cave system with interpretative signage. Your Indigenous guide will share stories of what the old people used showing artefacts, introducing bush tucker and bush medicine plants. You will hear ancient dream…
Mimbi Caves - Tours and CampgroundsSecluded campsitesBBQ Shelter & FacilitiesHot ShowersCommunal Firepit
At the Fitzroy River Lodge you can relax on 50 acres of natural bush with shady trees and local wildlife. Enjoy a day, or two in accommodation best suited to you.River View Studios - Motel Units - Safari Tents - Caravan Park Sites - Self contained…
Established in 1897, it is now over a hundred years old and is the oldest established hotel in the entire Kimberleys region.Of course, times have changed, and the Inn has seen a number of improvements over that time to cater for travellers with more…
