Kalumburu North Kimberley Tourism in Kalumburu | Organisation

Kalumburu North Kimberley Tourism

Locality: Kalumburu

Phone: +61 8 9161 4300

Address: Kalumburu Aboriginal Corporation 6740 Kalumburu, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.kalumburu.org

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24.01.2022 BE AWARE OF CYCLISTS Over the next 4 days students from the Kalumburu school will be riding to Mitchell Falls so please be aware and slow down if you’re passing them. Tagging: Uunguu Life... McGowans Sunset Beach Honeymoon Bay, WA Mt Barnett Roadhouse Mt Barnett Roadhouse Mt Elizabeth Station Stay Drysdale River Station Parks and Wildlife Kimberley Kununurra Visitor Centre Derby Visitor Centre See more

24.01.2022 Great fishing and lovely weather up here as usual with mid 30’s everyday and coolish nights around 10 degrees. Not many tourists around so it’s the perfect time to visit the incredible Honeymoon Bay, WA and McGowans Sunset Beach camps just north of town

23.01.2022 Kalumburu is Western Australia's most northerly town. Rich in history and Aboriginal culture. Oh and the fishing and scenery ain't bad either!! Join me ...on an Adventure to remember in 2020! Custom tours and Tag-along tours available May - September 2020. Tag your mates and plan that trip of a lifetime! Cheers Matt Flinders from McGowans beach for the cracking photos

20.01.2022 the new caretaker #PaulLindfield at McGowans Sunset Beach has kindly agreed today to take over the role as volunteer admins of this page. I’m leaving Kalumburu tomorrow and will no longer be an admin on here. All the very best to everyone. Cheers. Matt

20.01.2022 To seal or not to seal...that is the question https://www.thekimberleyaustralia.com/blog/gibb-river-road

19.01.2022 Some lovely fish being caught at the beach camps north of Kalumburu https://www.facebook.com/1865553313458268/posts/2838714836142106?sfns=mo

19.01.2022 Have you been to Kalumburu? We need your help! We’d love to learn about your experience, please take a couple of minutes filling out our online visitor survey, this will help us build and improve experiences in the future that support Kalumburu Community members. Survey closes 30 September 2019. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/332TK3J

18.01.2022 Visitors are having a great time at the beach camps just north of town https://www.facebook.com/1865553313458268/posts/2839008162779440?sfns=mo

17.01.2022 What an amazing sunset we had in Kalumburu yesterday! Photo by Kevin Buiting

17.01.2022 Full length copy of Dreaming in Kalumburu is available to watch for free online!

14.01.2022 Cool little croc video... https://www.facebook.com/1865553313458268/posts/2863153110364945?sfns=mo

13.01.2022 Can you find the buried treasure...? https://www.facebook.com/1865553313458268/posts/2859849197362003?sfns=mo

12.01.2022 Lovely work ladies

11.01.2022 Looking for a little bit of the Kimberley? Support some of our Kalumburu artists who wont be having a tourist season this year due to covid, and grab a bargain

11.01.2022 Great stuff https://www.facebook.com/248912722565194/posts/328426584613807?sfns=mo

09.01.2022 Brilliant stuff. Well done

06.01.2022 Lovely work Meg https://www.facebook.com/1865553313458268/posts/2861204813893108?sfns=mo

06.01.2022 As the water temp gets hotter later in the year the better the fishing gets

05.01.2022 As the water temperatures get hotter the fishing gets better later in the year! If you don’t have a boat then consider going on the Honeymoon Bay, WA half-day fishing charters https://www.facebook.com/1865553313458268/posts/2865119566834966?sfns=mo

05.01.2022 GREAT NEWS for Kalumburu Basketball!! The Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries have approved a grant of $150,000 to reconstruct the basketball court in Kalumburu. https://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au//projects-approved-i... Photo by Kevin Buiting

04.01.2022 Well done Angelina

04.01.2022 TOURISTS CAN LEGALLY DRINK ALCOHOL AT BOTH BEACH CAMPS TOURISTS, ALCOHOL AND KALUMBURU For the last 20-years or so, local by-laws in the Kalumburu community meant no alcohol was allowed to be consumed, sold or transported into the town. Alcohol was still getting into town illegally via sly-grog runners etc, and it was still causing major issues (like domestic violence and general fighting amongst the community) despite the good intentions of the by-laws. ... Early last year the WA government strengthened this to make Kalumburu a designated DRY COMMUNITY, and a 20km ‘dry community’ circle was drawn around the town of Kalumburu - see below. This is now legislation and law, and police have far greater powers to enforce it. In practical terms this means: HONEYMOON BAY beach camp is outside of the 20km ring, so the restrictions don’t apply to them. MCGOWANS SUNSET BEACH camp is within the 20km ring, BUT an exemption has been given to them so tourists can legally drink alcohol within a 500m circle of the McGowans camp. KALUMBURU MISSION CAMPGROUND is within the 20km ring and no exemption applies, so alcohol CANNOT be consumed there. - SO TOURISTS CAN LEGALLY DRINK ALCOHOL AT BOTH BEACH CAMPS NORTH OF KALUMBURU REGARDLESS OF WHICH BEACH CAMP YOU DECIDE TO STAY AT, TRANSITING THROUGH KALUMBURU WITH ALCOHOL IS LEGAL ONLY IF YOU ABIDE BY THE FOLLOWING: 1) The alcohol must not be given to (or sold to) any of the locals. 2) Do not tell any of the locals you have alcohol in your car if asked. 3) Alcohol must NOT be visible from the outside of the vehicle. Failing to abide with these rules will mean trouble with the police, including confiscation and potential prosecution.