THE SAVANNAH WAY
The Savannah Way links Cairns in tropical
north Queensland and the historical pearling
town of Broome. The drive crosses the Northern
Territory and passes through five World
Heritage listed areas, offering some of the
most spectacular sights in northern Australia.
You will travel through amazingly diverse
and remarkable landscapes of wide horizons,
ancient gorges, rock pools and hot springs,
including the magnificent Lake Argyle near
Kununurra and the white sandy beaches of
Broome.
While some of the route is four-wheel drive only,
there are large sections that can be driven in a
family sedan. It's an easy to follow route that
includes clear signage, interpretative displays,
maps and brochures.
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Road Trips
Got the itch to load up the car, hitch the caravan and head north? The North West's
perfect weather, unique natural attractions and laid back lifestyle make it one of
Australia's favourite drive-holiday destinations. Whether you are after a rugged
four-wheel drive expedition or a more sedate journey, there are adventures aplenty.
THE WARLU WAY
The way of the Warlu, or sea serpent, traverses
an ancient and sacred land rich in natural
beauty and enchanting Aboriginal stories.
The Warlu Way extends from Exmouth to
Broome revealing the mysteries of the Warlu
and other Aboriginal legends by taking you on
a 2480 kilometre self-drive journey through
Western Australia's Gascoyne, Pilbara and
Kimberley regions. The Warlu Way incorporates
iconic sites such as Ningaloo Marine Park,
Karijini, Murujuga and Millstream Chichester
National Parks, and Cable Beach. Interpretive
signage along the drive opens your eyes to the
secrets of the historical, cultural and natural
wonders of the region
Some roads may need a permit before
commencing your drive – check with the
relevant Visitor Centre before embarking on
your journey.
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Cable Beach, Broome.
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