In the remote East Kimberley region is a unique wilderness retreat so deliciously isolated you won’t find it on any map.
Perched on a cliff top over looking the Timor Sea is Faraway Bay, The Bush Camp, an intimate escape that feels like the edge of forever - here, a few days can feel like a week, and a week can change the way you feel forever.
On offer is a rare Kimberley wilderness encounter, remarkable beauty, isolation and history – all set in a remote slice of outback Australia.
Visitors fly by light aircraft 280km north west from Kununurra, over a timeliness and untouched landscape, then ride by 4WD to The Bush Camp.
All eight secluded cabins have spectacular views of Faraway Bay.
Meals are served in the open air ‘Eagle Lodge’, perfect for lounging, dining and daydreaming.
Cruise to the spectacular King George Falls; fish the tidal creeks; explore; learn about bush tucker and discover ancient rock art, then cool off in the spring fed pool back at camp.
While the wildlife is prolific, the neighbours are not. With a maximum of twelve guests at any time privacy is ensured.
Ease into nature’s rhythm. Relax. Explore. Relax some more.
Faraway Bay is open from 1 April - 31 October
Arrival Time 08:30
Departure Time 08:30
 Spectacularly isolated, all eight secluded bush-style cabins enjoy 180 degree views of the ocean, combining a true remote area
experience with safety, comfort and style.
Wake up each morning to birdsong, drift off each evening to gentle ocean sounds. And the wildlife is prolific, the neighbours are
not. With a maximum of just twelve guests at any time, your privacy is ensured.
The day starts with breakfast in the open air 'Eagle Lodge', a perfect venue for lounging, dining, and daydreaming. Stake your
claim on a hammock for the day.Take a refreshing plunge in the cliff top freshwater pool. Review yesterday, plan tomorrow.
Walk
in the bush. Sit and drink in the ever-changing view. There's space to spare for you to be solitary, or social, as you please.
At Faraway Bay, 'going out for the day' takes on a whole new meaning. Head for the King George River in 'Diamond Lass', our
ocean going cruiser, or potter around the corner in a dinghy and fish the tidal creeks.
Feast on fresh seafood and fine Australian wines. Evening entertainment begins at sunset, when the last rays dance across the
rocks and water in a kaleidoscope of colour. Stargaze until dawn. Ease into nature's rhythm.
Relax. Explore. Relax some more. |
