Cultural Photography Tours & Trips in Western Australia

You'll photograph the curved waterfall at Joffre Gorge, where it creates a natural amphitheatre with tall cliffs reflected in still waters. Hamersley Gorge has swirling formations and multicolored stone layers, with stepped waterfalls making for good shots. Charles Knife Canyon lookout gives you wide landscape views across spinifex plains.

You'll see Hutt Lagoon's vivid pink and lilac colors—one of Western Australia's famous salt lakes that shifts color all year. The Pinnacles in Nambung National Park show off lunar-like limestone pillars reaching skyward, great for photos. The Kalbarri Skywalk juts out 25 meters over the gorge rim, 100 meters above the Murchison River.

Take a scenic flight over the Bungle Bungle Range to photograph the orange and black-striped domes of Purnululu National Park, with aerial views of the Carr Boyd and Osmand Ranges. You'll also walk through Broome's multicultural Chinatown district and visit Willie Creek's pearl oyster nursery.

Visit the caves at Swift Bay to see ancient Wandjina and Gwion Gwion rock art, estimated between 5,000-13,000 years old. Photograph Montgomery Reef as it emerges in Doubtful Bay and frame the twin cascades of King George Falls from your Zodiac in Koolama Bay. See green sea turtles nesting at the Lacepede Islands and check out the World War II C-53 plane wreckage at Vansittart Bay. An optional helicopter flight over Mitchell Plateau lets you capture aerial views of Mitchell Falls' tiered waterfalls.

View ancient Wandjina and Gwion Gwion rock art estimated at 5,000-13,000 years old in the caves of Swift Bay and Freshwater Cove with a local Aboriginal guide. Photograph the 80-meter King George Falls cascading down sandstone cliffs and Montgomery Reef rising from the ocean during Zodiac expeditions. See wildlife including saltwater crocodiles and white-bellied sea eagles at Prince Frederick Harbour and 100,000 breeding seabirds at Ashmore Reef Marine Park during this 10-day voyage.

Photograph ancient Gwion Gwion rock art at Jar Island that's over 20,000 years old during cultural tours. You'll capture the Arraluli people's Welcome to Country ceremony and smoking ritual at Freshwater Cove, then see sacred rock art sites around Prince Frederick Harbour and the 80-meter King George Falls.

Photograph Western Australia's scenery, from Broome's Cable Beach to the red cliffs around Kununurra. From the air, you'll see the World Heritage-listed Bungle Bungle Range, with views of the Argyle Diamond Mine and Osmand Ranges. At Mirima National Park, you'll photograph Aboriginal culture, then head to the Ivanhoe Crossing over the Ord River, where Barramundi Dreamtime stories come alive.