Fly by seaplane over the Buccaneer Archipelago's impossible tidal geography, touching down on the water to experience the Horizontal Falls — the Kimberley phenomenon David Attenborough called 'one of the greatest natural wonders of the world.' A full-day Kimberley adventure with Montgomery Reef as your departure backdrop.
What to expect
Your seaplane skims low over the blood-red pindan cliffs and turquoise waters of the Buccaneer Archipelago — an aerial gallery of Kimberley coastal drama. You splash down near the famous fault in the McLarty Range where the tidal pressure forces millions of tonnes of seawater through a gap barely 10 metres wide, creating a 'horizontal waterfall' of extraordinary force. A high-powered tender takes you right up to the falls for an adrenaline-charged close encounter. Back at the floating camp, a gourmet seafood lunch is served with cold beverages as sharks circle lazily in the pontoon's shark cage.
Good to know
Departs Broome; confirm transfer options from your ship's tender point. Full-day tours depart early — verify your ship's departure schedule carefully. Weight restrictions apply for seaplane legs; advise the operator at booking. Pre-booking is essential, especially in peak Kimberley season (April–September).
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Montgomery Reef — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.