Kooljaman At Cape Leveque
Hotel in Broome

Located 220 kilometres north of broome on the dampier peninsula, kooljaman at cape leveque is situated on a beautiful part of the coastline dominated by spectacular pindan cliffs. A small general store sells basic items throughout the season.scenic flights over the buccaneer archipelago or glass bottom boat tours are great ways to see this spectacular area and leave regularly from kooljaman. Breakfast is available for guests in bedded accommodation. If you prefer to camp you could pitch your tent in our campground, choosing between shady sites or sites with scenic views over western beach.enjoy take-away style lunches overlooking the ocean or in the evening dine out on the verandah at dinka's our seasonal restaurant (april-october. Ranging from deluxe safari tents with spectacular views of the ocean, charming cabins, budget units and our popular palm fronded beach shelters. It's a remote paradise offering a quiet place to get away from it all.kooljaman has developed accommodation and activities to suit a wide range of budgets. Enjoy tranquil beaches, go snorkelling off our reef, hire a dinghy, try your luck fishing, join local aboriginal guides on a bush tucker tour or simply relax and enjoy our remote wilderness camp.

Kooljaman at Cape Levesque has a variety of accommodation and has been designed to capture the rugged natural character of the Kimberley region. Insignificant place with limited essential groceries, ice and bait Bookings are essential Road pertinent for 4wd camper trailers only Strictly no pets Power restricted to one camp fridge lighting only. Kooljaman at Cape Levesque is a unique wilderness camp which is surrounded by a diversity of instinctive wonders.The outstanding wildlife, the huge array of marine life and the dazzling coastline, makes this a truly unique experience. Kooljaman at Cape Levesque offers a different range of nature based activities. Guests can enjoy snorkeling with a beautiful array of tropical fish life, swimming in crystal clear blue waters, fishing, photography, beach combing for unique shells, cultural tours, mud crabbing, learning about bush tucker, scenic flights over the Buccaneer Archipelago, charter boat trips, whale watching, bird spotting or the maximum popular activity of all doing nothing but soaking up the sheer quiet and beauty of the surrounds. In 1986 the lighthouse was automated and demanded, the land was purchased by the Aboriginal Development Commission for the profit of Aboriginal people. The emphasis from the beginning has been to prosper a low key, low impact project of a type and structure that can be controlled by local people and of a size and extent that minimizes the impact of the environment. The view for the tomorrow is for the complex to be entirely Aboriginal run and produce employment opportunities for community members. Currently the intricate is managed by nonAboriginal staff, below the guidance of a board of directors. Road transfers are available with various operators, departure days and prices vary. Please call the operators for availability and prices and to endorse departures: We are currently looking for exceptional people to unite our close knit team. We are looking for employees who can commit to occupied the zenith season. We recruit from Mid March until and of June and most staff will conclude by November but we are always happy to hear from people interested in joining our enthusiastic team. All labor is allocated according to skills and organizational requirements. bard people have shared their land for hundreds of years with white explorers and traders who ventured to the Kimberley in search of food and land. In today's culture, aboriginal people want to be respected as the custodians of this country whilst hospitable people from diverse global cultures who genuinely have a desire to understand the land and it's peoples. As environmental protectors, how the land is impaired both Safarinomically and as store to call home are the guidelines and values of our communities which is reflected at Kooljaman. Owned by the communities of Ardyaloon (one arm point) and Djarindjin staying at Kooljaman supports our families to develop whilst retaining our cultural belonging and sense of community. It is our responsibility to care for country to make sure we don’t defeat our culture and dreaming the very essence that makes us who we are. It is our responsibility to concern for country to make safe we don’t lose our culture and dreaming the very essence that makes us who we are. Kooljaman at Cape Levesque is a unique wilderness camp which is surrounded by a diversity of spontaneous wonders.The outstanding wildlife, the vast array of marine life and the gorgeous coastline, makes this a truly unique experience. Cape, each one less than a 10 tiny walk from the central campground. The signature red pindan cliffs that line our western beach make for. The geography of Kooljaman at Cape Levesque makes it a store that one will remember