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Download the Kimberley Pocket Guide
If you want to download the file to view later then right
click on the link or image (control-click for Mac users) and choose
"Save Target As" (or "Save File As" - "Save Link As", depending which
browser you use).
Then select where you want to save the file
on your hard drive. Remember where you put it! (Tip: that's easiest if
you just save it to your desktop.)
Once you have saved the file, locate where you saved it, and double click it to open.
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The FREE Kimberley Pocket Guide
A great introduction to travel in the Kimberley region and along the Gibb. This free resource will answer all the questions you might have in the early stages of planning a trip.
Destination Kimberley
The full Kimberley travel guide shows you how to make the most of your adventure at Australia's last frontier. Destination Kimberley includes the most detailed and most current guide to the Gibb River Road available anywhere. Also called "The Bible" by its readers.
Destination Top End offers the same comprehensive, detailed insider information for the tropical regions of the Northern Territory. Be the best informed traveller in the Kakadu, Litchfield and Katherine Gorge national parks and beyond!
A must have if you travel to or from Darwin.
NEW! Destination Red Centre is the latest addition in this popular series. Monica Coleman takes you through Australia's red Outback heart, offering all the detail and insider tips that you have come to know and love about our guides. With special emphasis on Aboriginal communities and culture.
A must have if you travel to or from Alice Springs/Uluru.