Cape Leveque and Kooljaman...

... and other holiday resorts on the Dampier Peninsula north of Broome, WA

Cape Leveque in Western Australia: a remote peninsula in the far north of the Kimberley, where the traditional owners of the land operate an amazing eco resort in the most stunning location you ever visited.

A luxury resort for shoestring budget travellers, bush camp for luxury travellers, and some of the most beautiful and most deserted beaches of the world...

Intrigued? Then prepare for a gruelling drive. Cape Leveque lies at the end of arguably one of the roughest roads in the Kimberley, on the very tip of the Dampier Peninsula north of Broome, in one of the remotest corners of the world.

The corrugations are deep enough to lie down in them. No matter how well you pack your car, it will be thoroughly rearranged by the time you arrive.

Yes, it's a rough road, but you will forget about it the moment you arrive. This place at the far end of the Kimberley is worth it. (Anyway, you could fly if you like. But we'll get to all that...)

About Cape Leveque

From Broome to Cape Leveque: The Dampier Peninsula
How to get there and the places to see on the way. Kooljaman Resort may be the most famous destination on the peninsula, but it sure isn't the only one.

Kooljaman Resort
More about the famous Aboriginal owned eco-resort at Cape Leveque.

The best Western Australian Beaches
This page in the Kimberley photo gallery has more pictures of Cape Leveque and Kooljaman.

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Vegetation/Region around Cape Leveque I realize that Broome is considered in the West Kimberley area, but when I flew over that area towards the Horizontal Waterfall (last Sept) I recall there ...

Crocodiles at Cape Leveque Contrary to what is written on your website, the swimming beach at Cape Leveque is NOT crocodile-free. While staying in a beach shelter at the Kooljaman ...

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