The Prince Regent River and its surrounding area in Western Australia offer a remote and pristine natural experience. The region is characterized by rugged sandstone, lush rainforests, dramatic cliffs, and unique attractions such as King's Cascade, Mount Trafalgar, Python Cliffs, and Pitta Gorge. The river itself runs almost entirely straight for most of its length, often between dramatic cliffs, making it a breathtaking sight for visitors.
Access to the Prince Regent River area is only possible by air or boat, adding to its sense of seclusion and untouched wilderness. The region is home to a diverse range of wildlife, with more than half of the mammal and bird species in the Kimberley found in the Prince Regent Nature Reserve. This makes it one of the few places in Western Australia where nature has remained virtually unchanged since European settlement, offering a truly authentic wilderness experience.
Visitors can partake in pre-arranged tours that operate from Broome, Derby, or Kununurra. These tours typically include scenic flights and boat cruises. Popular activities in the area include experiencing the stunning waterfalls, exploring the remote beaches, and observing the diverse wildlife, including humpback whales, turtles, and unique bird species. The region also offers opportunities for scenic cruises on the waterways around Lake Argyle and Kununurra.