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Halls Creek

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A glimpse of the Kimberley at its most spectacular.

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Set in the heart of the Kimberley, Halls Creek is surrounded by some of Australia’s most remarkable landscapes. Vast open country, ancient ranges and desert horizons give the town a sense of scale that feels uniquely Western Australian.

Halls Creek’s story is closely tied to the region around it. From its gold rush beginnings to its rich Aboriginal culture and history, the town has long been a place where people, stories and landscapes intersect. Today, it remains an important gateway to some of the Kimberley’s most iconic natural wonders, while retaining the character of a genuine outback community.

A bus to Halls Creek arrives in a destination that feels deeply connected to the Australian landscape. Whether it’s the endless horizons, the ancient geology or the sense of history woven through the region, Halls Creek offers an authentic perspective on one of the country’s most extraordinary corners.

Greyhound stops

Halls Creek
Poinciana Roadhouse, 178 Great Northern Hwy, Halls Creek WA.

Top Halls Creek attractions

bungle-bungles-kununurra BUNGLE BUNGLE RANGE The World Heritage-listed Bungle Bungle Range in Purnululu National Park is a must-do for every East Kimberley visitor. Rising 300m (984ft) above the plains, these orange-and-black sandstone dunes were only revealed to the outside world in the 1980s.
wolfe-creek-crater-national-park WOLFE CREEK CRATER 300,000 years ago, a meteor hit Earth travelling at 15km (9mi) per second. The crash formed a massive circular crater almost 880m (2,887ft) across. Despite being a source of Dreamtime legend, it was only ‘discovered’ by Europeans in 1947.
lake-gregory LAKE GREGORY The extraordinary wetlands of Lake Gregory (known by the Walmajarri people as Paraku) are home to 70 species of waterbirds and 175 aquatic species. More than 100,000 birds are regular visitors to the wetlands.
palm-springs-nature-reserve PALM SPRINGS NATURE RESERVE With palm trees, abundant wildlife and a permanent freshwater spring, Palm Springs is an Outback oasis. The date palms that give the area its name were introduced by Afghan cameleers in the 1800s.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I buy a bus ticket to Halls Creek?
Simply enter in your origin location and pick your dates in the booking widget at the top of the page and follow the booking procedure to book your trip to Halls Creek.
Your ticket to Halls Creek includes one carry-on bag (up to 8kg) plus two checked bags (up to 20kg each) at no extra cost. Extra bags can be added for $10 each, up to two additional pieces. Prams and wheelchairs travel free regardless of your baggage total. Full details are on our baggage page.
You can track your Greyhound coach from Halls Creek in real time using our Coach Tracker. Just enter your service number or select your stop to see live location updates and any changes to your expected arrival.
Greyhound bus services into Halls Creek arrive at Halls Creek. To learn more about Greyhound bus stops click the link here.
Yes - you can select and reserve your preferred seat when booking your trip to Halls Creek during the book process. It’s a great way to make sure you get your favourite spot before you travel!
You can pay for your Greyhound ticket to Halls Creek by debit/credit card or digital wallet such as Google Pay and Apple Pay. We also offer buy now, pay later options such as Zip Money.
No printing needed, simply show your e-ticket to Halls Creek on your phone or digital device when you board.
Greyhound Australia’s coaches are designed to support passengers with reduced mobility, including wheelchair users. However, to ensure that this assistance can be met during your travel, please get in touch with us so our team can help you plan and book your trip.