You could work in Western Australia's North West
The Kimberley and Pilbara are like nowhere else on Earth – special, soulful places that stop you in your tracks and forge a reconnection with yourself and the land. Feel the remarkable power of nature in its ancient gorges and 350 million-year-old ranges, in its surging tides, horizontal waterfalls and ‘staircase’ to the moon.
Surround yourself with the fascinating marine creatures living among the coral reefs, seagrass beds and mangroves in the Dampier Peninsula or descend into Karijini National Park’s cavernous gorges and crystal-clear waterways.
In one of the last wilderness areas on Earth, you’ll find a sense of freedom and adventure with a career in the tourism and hospitality industry. Picture yourself leading camel tours along the famous Cable Beach (Walmanyjun) in Broome (Rubibi) or serving guests on an elegant Kimberley expedition cruise to faraway bays – it’s a wonderous place where adventure meets opportunity!
For more information regarding the North West, please see below or visit www.australiasnorthwest.com
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Broome
Welcome to Broome (Rubibi), where old and modern worlds collide, and the ocean meets the outback in picture-perfect style. It’s a place that captivates visitors with its spectacular natural landscapes and fascinating pearl-diving history. Explore the western gateway to the Kimberley wilderness as you traverse turquoise waters and red ochre rock, take a camel ride against a tangerine sunset, and uncover ancient dinosaur footprints along the way.
Kununurra
As the eastern gateway to the Kimberley, the town of Kununurra (Goonoonoorrang) offers unparalleled opportunities for adventure seekers. Lose yourself in this rugged red landscape, getting off the beaten track to explore ancient national parks and one of the largest lakes in the southern hemisphere, the spectacular Lake Argyle. Embark on the outback adventure of a lifetime along the iconic Gibb River Road, with all the romance of the wide-open road stretching before you.
Pilbara
Step away from everyday life and head off the beaten track into the Pilbara region. A large, sparsely populated region, the Pilbara stretches east from the coastal towns of Karratha and Port Hedland to mining hubs such as Tom Price and Newman, and across to the Northern Territory border. Known for its rich Aboriginal traditions, ancient landscapes, striking red earth, and vast mineral deposits, the Pilbara is perfect for those with an adventurous side.