Bullo River Explorer Tour from Kununurra

Kununurra, Australia

This truly remote property lies 115-kilometers north-east of Kununurra, and occupies an area of 781-square miles (2,023-square kilometres), supporting a herd of up to 9,000 head of Brahmin cattle.

Bullo River welcomes guests to its sprawling homestead and provides a unique insight into the day-to-day life and operations of a working cattle station.

Departing from Kununurra in your fixed-wing aircraft, track initially over the lush Ord Irrigation Area and onwards to the remote and inaccessible WA/NT border region and Legune Station, the proposed site of the world’s largest prawn aquaculture project. Arriving at Bullo River 30-minutes later, you will usually be able to conduct a low level fly-over to chase the cattle from the station airstrip!

With 3+ hours at the station there is ample time to meet and chat with the locals and to take a 4WD guided tour to observe at first hand the operations of a remote cattle station. Afterwards your hosts will join you for a gourmet lunch  in the station dining room.

The return flight to Kununurra takes you over the remote Keep River National Park.