Voices From The North
Hear the latest from the team at Faraway Bay where guests experience the remarkable beauty, isolation, history, and natural and cultural significance of this remote slice of outback Australia.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
February the Wettest Ever!
The Faraway Bay 2008 season is shaping up to be one of the most scenic ever with heavy rains breaking new weather records.
February has been the wettest on record with more than 400mm falling on the remote wilderness retreat.
When the Bush Camp opens in April, the might King George Falls will be thundering, giving guests an amazing opportunity to see the Kimberley region in all its majestic glory.
The record falls will help make the upcoming air safari with Best of the Kimberley a truly once in a lifetime experience for ten lucky guests who take part in the guided, seven-day tour.
Faraway Bay guests can also expect the landscape to be green and lush.
February has been the wettest on record with more than 400mm falling on the remote wilderness retreat.
When the Bush Camp opens in April, the might King George Falls will be thundering, giving guests an amazing opportunity to see the Kimberley region in all its majestic glory.
The record falls will help make the upcoming air safari with Best of the Kimberley a truly once in a lifetime experience for ten lucky guests who take part in the guided, seven-day tour.
Faraway Bay guests can also expect the landscape to be green and lush.
Labels: faraway bay, Kimberley, waterfalls
