Gnylmarung Retreat

Situated amid the beautiful wilderness of The Kimberley in the northern part of Western Australia, Gnylmarung Retreat provides the ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts looking for an authentic outback vacation. Tourists can enjoy whale watching, fishing and other water sports in the Indian Ocean. Vacationers can also go bush walking, wildlife watching and exploring the surrounding area.

Location
Located within the Gnylmarung Community Outstation in the Dampier Peninsula, Gnylmarung Retreat is accessible via scenic dirt roads from Cape Laveque Road and Beagle Bay-Broome Road.

Rooms
The retreat features a number of comfortable powered bungalows with fans, beds and communal kitchen with refrigerator, freezer, gas stove and cooking utensils. Well-spaced camping sites and isolated bush retreats are also available.

Restaurant
Gnylmarung Retreat in Dampler Peninsula does not have an on-site restaurant but guest's can bring their own provisions and supplies and prepare their food at the camp barbecue areas. Diners can also enjoy fresh caught fish and other seafood.

General
Gnylmarung Retreat boasts of a boat hire service that allows holidaymakers to explore the waterways around Gnylmarung and see a variety of marine animals including dolphins, turtles and dugongs. The campsite also provides bush barbecue areas with firewood, water sinks, laundry facilities and a fish cleaning area with a view of the beach.