Lake Argyle Cruises
Hours: Operational all year round, with daily cruises departing from May to September. From October to April cruises are scheduled according to demand. Office open from 8am till 6pm.
The original and still the best!! Lake Argyle Cruises is the originally company here at Lake Argyle. Greg and his team have over 21 years experience and are more then happy to show you around our great lake. We have plenty of options from cruises, private charters to hire boats and canoes. Experience Lake Argyle with the team that you it best!!
Imagine living in a place where crocodiles outnumber humans; where you’re hours from the coast, but the sea is your front yard (an inland sea, that is); where flocks of birds can number into the tens of thousands; and where each day’s sunset has the potential to be the best you’ve ever seen.
When Greg began operating in 1999, he knew he’d never tire of showing this incredible part of the world to others. Two decades (and thousands of guests later) Lake Argyle Cruises remains the number one choice for exploring this magnificent part of the Kimberley.
Our fleet of purpose-built cruise vessels offer comfortable seating and unobstructed views, immersing you into the breathtaking landscape that the Eastern Kimberley is renowned for. Our team’s passion and knowledge, together with our fantastic products have earned us the Holy Grail for any tour company — a five star rating and Certificate of Excellence on TripAdvisor.
Whether you’re spotting for wildlife during one of our cruises, hiring a dinghy and throwing in a line, drifting across the water on a stand-up paddle board, or soaking in the magic of an East Kimberley sunset, you’ll experience the heart and soul of Lake Argyle with us, Lake Argyle Cruises!
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Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our child and pet friendly BBQ Pontoons.
We have two 5m X 2.5m pontoons equipped with a 20hp motor, gas barbecue,toilet and is licensed to carry 10 passengers.
These pontoons are fantastic value for groups of families and friends, are child and pet friendly with a fully enclosed cage and lockable gate and with loads of room to enjoy an afternoon BBQ or relaxing paddle in the lake with our supplied pool noodles. For a small fee, we can also supply an Esky with ice and cooking utensils. And for the extra comfort, a small toilet can be found on board.
Greg and his team have over 20 years of experience on the lake and will be more than happy to advise on the best spots to see wildlife and cast a line.
Please note if you wish to fish, a WA Fishing License will be required.
- Inclusions: Your rental includes boat hire, fuel and gas for the barbecue.
- Safety: All safety equipment is provided with the boat
- Average Duration: Full Day (9 hours)
- $100 security bond required
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our child and pet friendly BBQ Pontoons.
We have two 5m X 2.5m pontoons equipped with a 20hp motor, gas barbecue,toilet and is licensed to carry 10 passengers.
These pontoons are fantastic value for groups of families and friends, are child and pet friendly with a fully enclosed cage and lockable gate and with loads of room to enjoy an afternoon BBQ or relaxing paddle in the lake with our supplied pool noodles. For a small fee, we can also supply an Esky with ice and cooking utensils. And for the extra comfort, a small toilet can be found on board.
Greg and his team have over 20 years of experience on the lake and will be more than happy to advise on the best spots to see wildlife and cast a line.
Please note if you wish to fish, a WA Fishing License will be required.
- Inclusions: Your rental includes boat hire, fuel and gas for the barbecue.
- Safety: All safety equipment is provided with the boat
- Average Duration: Full Day (9 hours)
- $100 security bond required
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our child and pet friendly BBQ Pontoons.
We have two 5m X 2.5m pontoons equipped with 20hp motor, gas barbecue,toilet and are licensed to carry 10 passengers.
These pontoons are fantastic value for groups of families and friends, they are child and pet friendly with a fully enclosed cage and lockable gate and there is loads of room to enjoy an afternoon BBQ or relaxing paddle in the lake with our supplied pool noodles. For a small fee, we can also supply an Esky with ice and cooking utensils. And for extra comfort, a small toilet can be found on board.
Greg and his team have over 20 years of experience on the lake and will be more than happy to advise on the best spots to see wildlife and cast a line.
Please note if you wish to fish, a WA Fishing License will be required.
- Inclusions: Your rental includes boat hire, fuel and gas for the barbecue.
- Safety: All safety equipment is provided with the boat
- Average Duration: Half Day (4 hours)
- $100 security bond required
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our child and pet friendly BBQ Pontoons.
We have two 5m X 2.5m pontoons equipped with 20hp motor, gas barbecue,toilet and are licensed to carry 10 passengers.
These pontoons are fantastic value for groups of families and friends, they are child and pet friendly with a fully enclosed cage and lockable gate and there is loads of room to enjoy an afternoon BBQ or relaxing paddle in the lake with our supplied pool noodles. For a small fee, we can also supply an Esky with ice and cooking utensils. And for extra comfort, a small toilet can be found on board.
Greg and his team have over 20 years of experience on the lake and will be more than happy to advise on the best spots to see wildlife and cast a line.
Please note if you wish to fish, a WA Fishing License will be required.
- Inclusions: Your rental includes boat hire, fuel and gas for the barbecue.
- Safety: All safety equipment is provided with the boat
- Average Duration: Half Day (4 hours)
- $100 security bond required
Sit back and relax as we transfer you the 70kms from Kununurra to beautiful Lake Argyle. Enjoy commentary about the local area, communities and industries with our experience driver. Stop at the Durack Homestead Museum and learn about this pioneering family before meeting up with your skipper for your afternoon cruise.
The best (and only) way to experience the full length of Lake Argyle is on our Best of Lake Argyle cruise. This trip includes all of the highlights from our Sunset Magic trip and much more. From the rugged northern end to the vast expanses of the southern reaches and up to 120km in between, this is a must-do for anyone wanting to experience the heart and soul of our beautiful lake!
The bird is the word in the lake’s Southern wetlands, being home to a myriad of birdlife that sometimes numbers into the tens of thousands! Take a gander through the binoculars (provided by us, but your welcome to bring your own) for an up-close look at the many different species of birds and other wildlife including wallabies and crocodiles.
We’ll stop on a remote island to fossick for the intriguing Zebra Rock. Unique to Lake Argyle, this rock is alluring with its perfect stripes and spots that can appear to be painted on. We’ll cruise past the submerged site of ‘Argyle Downs’, the Durack Family’s Homestead, while listening to stories about the pioneering families and how they began the pastoral industry in the Eastern Kimberley.
We’ll enjoy the changing colours reflecting across the lake near Monsmont Island, the best spot on the Lake for sunset! Enjoy some delicious local Ord River produce for afternoon tea before stopping for a refreshing swim (don’t forget your bathers!) and complimentary beer, wine or champagne – the perfect end to a magnificent day on Lake Argyle.
Includes: Return transfers from Kununurra, entry fees into the Durack Homestead Museum and Complimentary lunch, fresh local melons, afternoon tea and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
Average Duration: 9 hours
Durack Homestead Museum is closed between October-May.
The best (and only) way to experience the full length of Lake Argyle is on our Best of Lake Argyle cruise. This trip includes all of the highlights from our Sunset Magic trip and much more. From the rugged northern end to the vast expanses of the southern reaches and covering up to 120km in between, this is a must-do for anyone wanting to experience the heart and soul of our beautiful lake!
The bird is the word in the lake’s Southern wetlands, being home to a myriad of birdlife that sometimes numbers into the tens of thousands! Take a gander through the binoculars (provided by us, but your welcome to bring your own) for an up-close look at the many different species of birds and other wildlife including wallabies and crocodiles.
We’ll stop on a remote island to fossick for the intriguing Zebra Rock. Unique to Lake Argyle, this rock is alluring with its perfect stripes and spots that can appear to be painted on. We’ll cruise past the submerged site of ‘Argyle Downs’, the Durack Family’s Homestead, while listening to stories about the pioneering families and how they began the pastoral industry in the Eastern Kimberley. We’ll enjoy the changing colours reflecting across the lake near Monsmont Island, the best spot on the Lake for sunset! Enjoy some delicious local Ord River produce for afternoon tea before stopping for a refreshing swim (don’t forget your bathers!) and complimentary beer, wine or champagne – the perfect end to a magnificent day on Lake Argyle.
Includes: Complimentary lunch, fresh local melons, afternoon tea and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.Average Duration: 6.5 hours
Note: We specialise in observing wildlife, but due to the nature of wild animals it cannot be guaranteed you will see all that is described in our services.
***Please note a Skippers License is required to operate the boat, and if you wish to fish, a WA Fishing License will be required.
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. We have a 4.2m Dory with a 4‑stroke outboard, licensed for 4 passengers. Greg and his team have over 20 years of experience on the lake and will be more than happy to advise on the best spots to see wildlife and cast a line.
***Please note a Skippers License is required to operate the boat, and if you wish to fish, a WA Fishing License will be required.
Inclusions: Your rental includes boat hire and fuel
Safety: All safety equipment is provided with the boat
Average Duration: Full Day (9 hours)
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. We have a 4.2m Dory with a 4‑stroke outboard, licensed for 4 passengers. Greg and his team have over 20 years of experience on the lake and will be more than happy to advise on the best spots to see wildlife and cast a line.
***Please note a Skippers License is required to operate the boat, and if you wish to fish, a WA Fishing License will be required.
Inclusions: Your rental includes boat hire and fuel
Safety: All safety equipment is provided with the boat
Average Duration: Half day (4 hours)
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. We have a 4.2m Dory with a 4‑stroke outboard, licensed for 4 passengers. Greg and his team have over 20 years of experience on the lake and will be more than happy to advise on the best spots to see wildlife and cast a line.
***Please note a Skippers License is required to operate the boat, and if you wish to fish, a WA Fishing License will be required.
Inclusions: Your rental includes boat hire and fuel
Safety: All safety equipment is provided with the boat
Average Duration: Half day (4 hours)
Encounter two of the Kimberley’s greatest icons in one day — Purnululu (the Bungle Bungles) and Lake Argyle. Begin with a two hour scenic flight enjoying a bird’s eye view of the World Heritage listed Bungle Bungles, Lake Argyle (including the diamond mine) and the Ord River irrigation area. Take in the breath-taking scenery of the Carr Boyd Ranges, the Osmand Ranges, the Ord River and the Bow River.
The countryside of the East Kimberley is colourful and vast, so viewing it from the comfort of your air-conditioned, high wing aircraft allows for a truly unique perspective.
We’ll land back in Kununurra and board a coach to Lake Argyle, travelling through stunning eastern Kimberley scenery and stopping at the historic Durack Homestead Museum before saying ‘ahoy’ to our Captain and heading out on the water.
Get ready for some good times and tan lines as we cruise through ‘the Heads’, visiting an array of wildlife along the way. Sit back and relax as you learn the colourful history of Lake Argyle and its surrounding areas.
Finally pull up as the sun sets and the sky turns orange, we’ll raise our glasses to an unforgettable day in the eastern Kimberley with complimentary champagne, beer and nibbles.
The coach will drop you back to your Kununurra accommodation at around 7pm.
Includes: Complimentary afternoon tea with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
Average Duration: Flight‑2.5 hours, Cruise‑7.5 hours
Note: The flight and cruise can be taken on separate days, please ask us for flight times.
Durack Homestead Museum is closed between October-May.
We specialise in observing wildlife, but due to the nature of wild animals it cannot be guaranteed you will see all that is described in our services.
Dress Code:
Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August
Encounter two of the Kimberley’s greatest icons in one day — Purnululu (the Bungle Bungles) and Lake Argyle. Begin with a two hour scenic flight enjoying a bird’s eye view of the World Heritage listed Bungle Bungles, Lake Argyle (including the diamond mine) and the Ord River irrigation area. Take in the breath-taking scenery of the Carr Boyd Ranges, the Osmand Ranges, the Ord River and the Bow River.
The countryside of the East Kimberley is colourful and vast, so viewing it from the comfort of your air-conditioned, high wing aircraft allows for a truly unique perspective.
We’ll land back in Kununurra and board a coach to Lake Argyle, travelling through stunning eastern Kimberley scenery and stopping at the historic Durack Homestead Museum before saying ‘ahoy’ to our Captain and heading out on the water.
Get ready for some good times and tan lines as we cruise through ‘the Heads’, visiting an array of wildlife along the way. Sit back and relax as you learn the colourful history of Lake Argyle and its surrounding areas.
Finally pull up as the sun sets and the sky turns orange, we’ll raise our glasses to an unforgettable day in the eastern Kimberley with complimentary champagne, beer and nibbles.
The coach will drop you back to your Kununurra accommodation at around 7pm.
Includes: Complimentary afternoon tea with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
Average Duration: Flight‑2.5 hours, Cruise‑7.5 hours
Note: The flight and cruise can be taken on separate days, please ask us for flight times.
Durack Homestead Museum is closed between October-May.
We specialise in observing wildlife, but due to the nature of wild animals it cannot be guaranteed you will see all that is described in our services.
Dress Code:
Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August
Encounter two of the Kimberley’s greatest icons in one day — Purnululu (the Bungle Bungles) and Lake Argyle. Begin with a two hour scenic flight enjoying a bird’s eye view of the World Heritage listed Bungle Bungles, Lake Argyle (including the diamond mine) and the Ord River irrigation area. Take in the breath-taking scenery of the Carr Boyd Ranges, the Osmand Ranges, the Ord River and the Bow River.
The countryside of the East Kimberley is colourful and vast, so viewing it from the comfort of your air-conditioned, high wing aircraft allows for a truly unique perspective.
We’ll land back in Kununurra and board a coach to Lake Argyle, travelling through stunning eastern Kimberley scenery and stopping at the historic Durack Homestead Museum before saying ‘ahoy’ to our Captain and heading out on the water.
Get ready for some good times and tan lines as we cruise through ‘the Heads’, visiting an array of wildlife along the way. Sit back and relax as you learn the colourful history of Lake Argyle and its surrounding areas.
Finally pull up as the sun sets and the sky turns orange, we’ll raise our glasses to an unforgettable day in the eastern Kimberley with complimentary champagne, beer and nibbles.
The coach will drop you back to your Kununurra accommodation at around 7pm.
Includes: Complimentary afternoon tea with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
Average Duration: Flight‑2.5 hours, Cruise‑7.5 hours
Note: The flight and cruise can be taken on separate days, please ask us for flight times.
Durack Homestead Museum is closed between October-May.
We specialise in observing wildlife, but due to the nature of wild animals it cannot be guaranteed you will see all that is described in our services.
Dress Code:
Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August
Encounter two of the Kimberley’s greatest icons in one day — Purnululu (the Bungle Bungles) and Lake Argyle. Begin with a two hour scenic flight enjoying a bird’s eye view of the World Heritage listed Bungle Bungles, Lake Argyle (including the diamond mine) and the Ord River irrigation area. Take in the breathtaking scenery of the Carr Boyd Ranges, the Osmand Ranges, the Ord River and the Bow River.
The countryside of the eastern Kimberley is colourful and vast, so viewing it from the comfort of your air-conditioned, high wing aircraft allows for a truly unique perspective.
Get ready for some good times and tan lines as we cruise through ‘the Heads’, visiting an array of wildlife along the way. Sit back and relax as you learn the colourful history of Lake Argyle and its surrounding areas.
Finally pull up as the sun sets and the sky turns orange, we’ll raise our glasses to an unforgettable day in the eastern Kimberley with complimentary champagne, beer and nibbles.
Includes: Complimentary afternoon tea with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
Average Duration: Flight‑2.5 hours, Cruise- 3.5 hours
Note: The flight and cruise can be taken on separate days, please ask us for flight times.
We specialise in observing wildlife, but due to the nature of wild animals it cannot be guaranteed you will see all that is described in our services.
Dress Code:
Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August
Face mask is compulsory to be worn at airport and on flight at all times. Will be supplied if you do not have one.
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. Young or old; fit or not-so-fit; complete beginner or advanced — the calm water of Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to canoe, kayak or SUP. We are happy to give you a few tips to get you started, then take to the water and away you go!
Canoe: We rent out a range of safe and reliable double and triple plastic canoes that track well through the water.
Duration: 9 Hours
Inclusions: Your rental includes your watercraft, paddle and life jacket/s.
Safety: A safety briefing is provided to you before you enter the water.
Note: Maritime regulations require all paddlers to wear life jackets at all times.
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. Young or old; fit or not-so-fit; complete beginner or advanced — the calm water of Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to canoe, kayak or SUP. We are happy to give you a few tips to get you started, then take to the water and away you go!
Canoe: We rent out a range of safe and reliable double and triple plastic canoes that track well through the water.
Duration: 4 Hours
Inclusions: Your rental includes your watercraft, paddle and life jacket/s.
Safety: A safety briefing is provided to you before you enter the water.
Note: Maritime regulations require all paddlers to wear life jackets at all times.
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. Young or old; fit or not-so-fit; complete beginner or advanced — the calm water of Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to canoe, kayak or SUP. We are happy to give you a few tips to get you started, then take to the water and away you go!
Canoe: We rent out a range of safe and reliable double and triple plastic canoes that track well through the water.
Duration: 4 Hours
Inclusions: Your rental includes your watercraft, paddle and life jacket/s.
Safety: A safety briefing is provided to you before you enter the water.
Note: Maritime regulations require all paddlers to wear life jackets at all times.
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. Young or old; fit or not-so-fit; complete beginner or advanced — the calm water of Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to canoe, kayak or SUP. We are happy to give you a few tips to get you started, then take to the water and away you go!
Kayak: We rent out a range of safe and reliable single and double plastic kayaks that track well through the water. These are sit-on-top kayaks and not sit-in kayaks.
Duration: 9 Hours
Inclusions: Your rental includes your watercraft, paddle and life jacket/s.
Safety: A safety briefing is provided to you before you enter the water.
Note: Maritime regulations require all paddlers to wear life jackets at all times.
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. Young or old; fit or not-so-fit; complete beginner or advanced — the calm water of Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to canoe, kayak or SUP. We are happy to give you a few tips to get you started, then take to the water and away you go!
Kayak: We rent out a range of safe and reliable single and double plastic kayaks that track well through the water. These are sit-on-top kayaks and not sit-in kayaks.
Duration: 4 Hours
Inclusions: Your rental includes your watercraft, paddle and life jacket/s.
Safety: A safety briefing is provided to you before you enter the water.
Note: Maritime regulations require all paddlers to wear life jackets at all times.
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. Young or old; fit or not-so-fit; complete beginner or advanced — the calm water of Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to canoe, kayak or SUP. We are happy to give you a few tips to get you started, then take to the water and away you go!
Kayak: We rent out a range of safe and reliable single and double plastic kayaks that track well through the water. These are sit-on-top kayaks and not sit-in kayaks.
Duration: 4 Hours
Inclusions: Your rental includes your watercraft, paddle and life jacket/s.
Safety: A safety briefing is provided to you before you enter the water.
Note: Maritime regulations require all paddlers to wear life jackets at all times.
The early bird gets the worm and our morning cruise is a great way to begin your day at Lake Argyle! Established in 1973 and still an essential trip for many who visit the region, the morning cruise explores the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. During your cruise you’ll enjoy informative commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and The Aquaculture Industry. You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euros) and the diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You’ll be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision. You’ll watch a Catfish feeding frenzy (also known by the fancier term of ‘Silver Cobbler’) and perhaps you’ll even be enticed to come back out on one of our fishing trips. There’s no better way to experience the breathtaking landscape of the Carr Boyd Ranges and the inaccessible North Western shoreline than on our morning cruise!
Don’t forget to bring your bathers!!
Includes: Complimentary tea and coffee
Average Duration: 2.5 hours
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. Young or old; fit or not-so-fit; complete beginner or advanced — the calm water of Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to canoe, kayak or SUP. We are happy to give you a few tips to get you started, then take to the water and away you go!
SUP: Glide across the water on a stand-up paddle board (SUP). We offer a range of stand-up paddle boards for hire. Paddle boarding is suitable for all fitness levels and is a marvelous way to see Lake Argyle.
Duration: 9 Hours
Inclusions: Your rental includes your watercraft, paddle and life jacket/s.
Safety: A safety briefing is provided to you before you enter the water.
Note: Maritime regulations require all paddlers to wear life jackets at all times.
Boardshorts and a singlet/shirt for guys and swimwear for ladies, as you may fall in and get wet! You should bring a dry change of clothes to get into afterwards and a towel. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen and camera! Warm clothing may be required from June to August.
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. Young or old; fit or not-so-fit; complete beginner or advanced — the calm water of Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to canoe, kayak or SUP. We are happy to give you a few tips to get you started, then take to the water and away you go!
SUP: Glide across the water on a stand-up paddle board (SUP). We offer a range of stand-up paddle boards for hire. Paddle boarding is suitable for all fitness levels and is a marvelous way to see Lake Argyle.
Duration: 4 Hours
Inclusions: Your rental includes your watercraft, paddle and life jacket/s.
Safety: A safety briefing is provided to you before you enter the water.
Note: Maritime regulations require all paddlers to wear life jackets at all times.
Boardshorts and a singlet/shirt for guys and swimwear for ladies, as you may fall in and get wet! You should bring a dry change of clothes to get into afterwards and a towel. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen and camera! Warm clothing may be required from June to August.
Explore the lake at your own pace when you hire one of our watercraft. Young or old; fit or not-so-fit; complete beginner or advanced — the calm water of Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to canoe, kayak or SUP. We are happy to give you a few tips to get you started, then take to the water and away you go!
SUP: Glide across the water on a stand-up paddle board (SUP). We offer a range of stand-up paddle boards for hire. Paddle boarding is suitable for all fitness levels and is a marvelous way to see Lake Argyle.
Duration: 4 Hours
Inclusions: Your rental includes your watercraft, paddle and life jacket/s.
Safety: A safety briefing is provided to you before you enter the water.
Note: Maritime regulations require all paddlers to wear life jackets at all times.
Boardshorts and a singlet/shirt for guys and swimwear for ladies, as you may fall in and get wet! You should bring a dry change of clothes to get into afterwards and a towel. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen and camera! Warm clothing may be required from June to August.
Sit back and relax as we transfer you the 70kms from Kununurra to beautiful Lake Argyle. Enjoy commentary about the local area, communities and industries with our experience driver. Stop at the Durack Homestead Museum and learn about this pioneering family before meeting up with your skipper for the afternoon. (Please note the Durack Homestead is closed from October till April)
As the old saying goes, “red sky at night, sailors’ delight” and there’s no better way to experience a breathtaking Lake Argyle sunset than out on the water! On our popular sunset magic cruise, we’ll explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. Our Skipper will entertain and inform with commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and the Aquaculture Industry. You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euros) and the diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You’ll be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision. You’ll watch a Catfish feeding frenzy (also known by the fancier term of ‘Silver Cobbler’) and perhaps you’ll even be enticed to come back out on one of our fishing trips. As the sun sinks behind the glorious Carr Boyd Ranges, you’ll enjoy a complimentary drink and a light snack to make the most of this magic time of day. With rugged red cliffs reflecting into the blue water, Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to catch the last golden rays of the Kimberley sun.
Includes: Return transfers from Kununurra, entry into the Durack Homestead Museum, Complimentary afternoon tea, alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages.
Duration: 6 hours
Note: We specialize in observing wildlife, but due to the nature of wild animals it cannot be guaranteed you will see all that is described in our services.
Durack Homestead Museum is closed between October-April.
Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August.
Sit back and relax as we transfer you the 70kms from Kununurra to beautiful Lake Argyle. Enjoy commentary about the local area, communities and industries with our experience driver. Stop at the Durack Homestead Museum and learn about this pioneering family before meeting up with your skipper for the afternoon.
As the old saying goes, “red sky at night, sailors’ delight” and there’s no better way to experience a breathtaking Lake Argyle sunset than out on the water! On our popular sunset magic cruise, we’ll explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. Our Skipper will entertain and inform with commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and the Aquaculture Industry. You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euros) and the diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You’ll be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision. You’ll watch a Catfish feeding frenzy (also known by the fancier term of ‘Silver Cobbler’) and perhaps you’ll even be enticed to come back out on one of our fishing trips. As the sun sinks behind the glorious Carr Boyd Ranges, you’ll enjoy a complimentary drink and a light snack to make the most of this magic time of day. With rugged red cliffs reflecting into the blue water, Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to catch the last golden rays of the Kimberley sun.
Includes: Return transfers from Kununurra, entry into the Durack Homestead Museum, Complimentary afternoon tea, alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages.
Duration: 6 hours
Note: We specialize in observing wildlife, but due to the nature of wild animals it cannot be guaranteed you will see all that is described in our services.
Durack Homestead Museum is closed between October-May.
Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August.
Sit back and relax as we transfer you the 70kms from Kununurra to beautiful Lake Argyle. Enjoy commentary about the local area, communities and industries with our experience driver. Stop at the Durack Homestead Museum and learn about this pioneering family before meeting up with your skipper for the afternoon. (Please note the Durack Homestead is closed from October till April)
As the old saying goes, “red sky at night, sailors’ delight” and there’s no better way to experience a breathtaking Lake Argyle sunset than out on the water! On our popular sunset magic cruise, we’ll explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. Our Skipper will entertain and inform with commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and the Aquaculture Industry. You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euros) and the diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You’ll be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision. You’ll watch a Catfish feeding frenzy (also known by the fancier term of ‘Silver Cobbler’) and perhaps you’ll even be enticed to come back out on one of our fishing trips. As the sun sinks behind the glorious Carr Boyd Ranges, you’ll enjoy a complimentary drink and a light snack to make the most of this magic time of day. With rugged red cliffs reflecting into the blue water, Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to catch the last golden rays of the Kimberley sun.
Includes: Return transfers from Kununurra, entry into the Durack Homestead Museum, Complimentary afternoon tea, alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages.
Duration: 6 hours
Note: We specialize in observing wildlife, but due to the nature of wild animals it cannot be guaranteed you will see all that is described in our services.
Durack Homestead Museum is closed between October-April.
Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August.
Sit back and relax as we transfer you the 70kms from Kununurra to beautiful Lake Argyle. Enjoy commentary about the local area, communities and industries with our experience driver. Stop at the Durack Homestead Museum and learn about this pioneering family before meeting up with your skipper for the afternoon. (Please note the Durack Homestead is closed from October till April)
As the old saying goes, “red sky at night, sailors’ delight” and there’s no better way to experience a breathtaking Lake Argyle sunset than out on the water! On our popular sunset magic cruise, we’ll explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. Our Skipper will entertain and inform with commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and the Aquaculture Industry. You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euros) and the diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You’ll be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision. You’ll watch a Catfish feeding frenzy (also known by the fancier term of ‘Silver Cobbler’) and perhaps you’ll even be enticed to come back out on one of our fishing trips. As the sun sinks behind the glorious Carr Boyd Ranges, you’ll enjoy a complimentary drink and a light snack to make the most of this magic time of day. With rugged red cliffs reflecting into the blue water, Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to catch the last golden rays of the Kimberley sun.
Includes: Return transfers from Kununurra, entry into the Durack Homestead Museum, Complimentary afternoon tea, alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages.
Duration: 6 hours
Note: We specialize in observing wildlife, but due to the nature of wild animals it cannot be guaranteed you will see all that is described in our services.
Durack Homestead Museum is closed between October-April.
Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August.
As the old saying goes, “red sky at night, sailors’ delight” and there’s no better way to experience a breathtaking Lake Argyle sunset than out on the water! On our popular sunset magic cruise, we’ll explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. Our Skipper will entertain and inform with commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and the Aquaculture Industry. You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euros) and the diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You’ll be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision. You’ll watch a Catfish feeding frenzy (also known by the fancier term of ‘Silver Cobbler’) and perhaps you’ll even be enticed to come back out on one of our fishing trips. As the sun sinks behind the glorious Carr Boyd Ranges, you’ll enjoy a complimentary drink and a light snack to make the most of this magic time of day. With rugged red cliffs reflecting into the blue water, Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to catch the last golden rays of the Kimberley sun.
Includes: Complimentary afternoon tea and alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages.
Average Duration: 3.5 hours
Dress Code and what to bring: Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August.
As the old saying goes, “red sky at night, sailors’ delight” and there’s no better way to experience a breathtaking Lake Argyle sunset than out on the water! On our popular sunset magic cruise, we’ll explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. Our Skipper will entertain and inform with commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and the Aquaculture Industry. You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euros) and the diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You’ll be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision. You’ll watch a Catfish feeding frenzy (also known by the fancier term of ‘Silver Cobbler’) and perhaps you’ll even be enticed to come back out on one of our fishing trips. As the sun sinks behind the glorious Carr Boyd Ranges, you’ll enjoy a complimentary drink and a light snack to make the most of this magic time of day. With rugged red cliffs reflecting into the blue water, Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to catch the last golden rays of the Kimberley sun.
Includes: Complimentary afternoon tea and alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages.
Average Duration: 3.5 hours
Dress Code and what to bring: Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August.
As the old saying goes, “red sky at night, sailors’ delight” and there’s no better way to experience a breathtaking Lake Argyle sunset than out on the water! On our popular sunset magic cruise, we’ll explore the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle while navigating through some of the lake’s 90 islands and inlets. Our Skipper will entertain and inform with commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and the Aquaculture Industry. You’ll encounter Rock Wallabies, Crocodiles, Wallaroos (Euros) and the diverse array of birdlife that call Lake Argyle home. You’ll be delighted and awed by the Archer Fish that shoot water up at your hand with amazing precision. You’ll watch a Catfish feeding frenzy (also known by the fancier term of ‘Silver Cobbler’) and perhaps you’ll even be enticed to come back out on one of our fishing trips. As the sun sinks behind the glorious Carr Boyd Ranges, you’ll enjoy a complimentary drink and a light snack to make the most of this magic time of day. With rugged red cliffs reflecting into the blue water, Lake Argyle is the ultimate place to catch the last golden rays of the Kimberley sun.
Includes: Complimentary afternoon tea and alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages.
Average Duration: 3.5 hours
Dress Code and what to bring: Dress ‘Kimberley casual’ — shorts, t‑shirt and sandals. Don’t forget your hat, sunscreen, camera, towel and swimwear. If you are sensitive to the cold, bring a light jacket to wear while we are motoring. Warm clothing may be required from June to August.
Cancellation Policy:
50% cancellation fee applies within 2 weeks of travel date.
Nil refund for bookings cancelled within 24 hours of departure.