Broome to Kununurra Bus

Western Australia’s Kimberley region is home to some of the country’s most dramatic landscapes, and Broome to Kununurra is one of the best ways to experience it. Stretching across vast distances and remote country, the route links the Indian Ocean coastline of Broome with the eastern Kimberley, passing through a landscape shaped by red earth, rugged ranges and endless horizons.

For many travellers, the journey itself is the attraction. The Broome to Kununurra bus follows sections of the Great Northern Highway through one of Australia’s most remote regions, offering a perspective of the Kimberley that is difficult to appreciate from the air. Along the way, travellers encounter the immense scale of northern Western Australia, moving through cattle country, remote roadhouses and landscapes that change with every passing hour.

At the eastern end of the route, Kununurra serves as the gateway to some of the Kimberley’s most celebrated natural attractions. The town sits alongside the Ord River and is the starting point for adventures to Lake Argyle, El Questro, Purnululu National Park and the Bungle Bungle Range. The bus from Broome to Kununurra provides access to a region renowned for its waterfalls, gorges, ancient landscapes and unique Outback experiences.

Unlike many journeys where the destination takes centre stage, this route is as much about the distance covered as the places reached. Travelling across the Kimberley offers a rare opportunity to witness one of Australia’s most distinctive regions unfold in real time. With reclining seats, air-conditioned coaches and the option to reserve your preferred seat before departure, Greyhound Australia helps travellers take in one of the country’s great road journeys while heading towards the heart of the eastern Kimberley.