Bungle Bungles

The Purnululu National Park is home to the Bungle Bungle range. Located 250km south of Kununurra and 108km east of Halls Creek, this amazing place is a sight to see - from the ground and from the air. With its deep chasms and epic gorges, the Bungle Bungles was inscribed a World Heritage Area in 2003.

Twenty million years of weathering have produced the eroded sandstone towers and banded beehive-shaped structures of the Bungle Bungle Range. The formation of these sandstone domes are now an iconic visual when we think of the Kimberley. Cathedral Gorge and Piccaninny Creek and Echidna Chasm are just three of Purnululu’s famous sites.

Aboriginal people have been living in the area for over 20,000 years and continue to maintain a strong connection to this ancient landscape. This country is very important and includes sites that feature rock art, hand stencils and ochre grindings.

There is a continual connection and association from the dreamtime through to now which is expressed through stories, songs, art and visits to country. Local people continue to use resources in Purnululu that have sustained their lives for thousands of years. These are mainly spiritual resources which are deeply important.
- Bungle Bungle Guided Tours

You can access the park by road (via Spring Creek Track) from the Great Northern Highway approximately 250km south of Kununurra, through Mabel Downs cattle station. It is approximately 53kms from the turn-off into the Purnululu National Park, through Mable Downs Cattle Station (4WD-only access track) to the track's end at the Purnululu National Park Visitor Centre.

The Bungle Bungle range contains the most outstanding example of cone karst in sandstones anywhere in the world and owes its existence and uniqueness to several interacting geological, biological, erosional and climatic phenomena. - Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions

Halls Creek is the nearest town to the well-known Bungle Bungles. Heading from Kununurra, the last fuel station is at Warmun Roadhouse.

There are so many ways to experience the beauty of the Bungle Bungles. Take a scenic flight over, take a 4WD/walking guided tour with Aboriginal guides or enjoy a stay at Bungle Bungle Savannah Lodge.

APT Bungle Bungle Wilderness Lodge fea­tures 40 spa­cious, eco-friend­ly tent­ed cab­ins and is set in the heart of World Her­itage-list­ed Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park.

Kingfisher Tours offer day tours and overnight experiences including scenic air safaris, 4WD and walk­ing tours to the Pur­nu­l­u­lu World Her­ti­age Park from Broome, ​Halls Creek and ​Kununurra

Bungle Bungle Caravan Park & Tour Co. is located just 1km inside the Bungle Bungles.

There are also many Gibb River Road Guided Tours from Broome into the Bungle Bungles.