The Kimberley

It is a territory whose area represents two-thirds of that of France, shared by 38,000 inhabitants. Half of them are First Nations communities, descendants of the original inhabitants of Australia. From these distant ancestors remains a culture and rock art whose secrets have not all been uncovered. It is a region that one can fly over or approach by sea. It is, in fact, a wild and preserved land. The red soils, ochre cliffs, raging sea arms, roaring waterfalls, saltwater crocodiles... Welcome to the Kimberley.