The Argyle Downs Homestead (Durack Homestead) is approximately 2kms from the Lake Argyle Tourist Village, nestled amongst beautiful bushland. You can wander
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BEST OF LAKE ARGYLE
The best (and only) way to experience the full length of Lake Argyle with return transfers from Kununurra. See Lake Argyles abundance of wildlife, including our amazing array of birds, wallabies, crocodiles and fish.
SUNSET MAGIC
Enjoy the most breathtaking sunsets over Lake Argyle with the team that know the lake the best. Plenty of wildlife to see, beautiful scenery to photograph and don't forget your sunset swim!!
MORNING CRUISE
The original “Morning Cruise” (est. 1973) explores the rugged northern end of Lake Argyle, with informative commentary on the natural history and development of Lake Argyle, The Ord River Irrigation System and The Aquaculture Industry.
BIRD WATCHING
Experience Lake Argyle's amazing birdlife with your expert guide Greg Smith. This 6 hour small group charter explores this RAMSAR wetland and its amazing inhabitants.
PADDLEBOARD
FROM $35 \ PERSON
Explore Lake Argyle at your own pace when you hire one of our sturdy paddle boards. Plenty of tips of places to see and don't forget to keep a lookout for our wildlife!!
SIT ON KAYAK HIRE
FROM $35 \ PERSON
Explore Lake Argyle at your own pace when you hire one of our sturdy kayaks. Plenty of tips of places to see and don't forget to keep a lookout for our wildlife!!
CANOE HIRE
FROM $35 \ PERSON
Explore Lake Argyle at your own pace when you hire one of our sturdy canoes. Plenty of tips of places to see and don't forget to keep a lookout for our wildlife!!
BBQ PONTOON HIRE
FROM $280 \ HALF DAY
Explore Lake Argyle at your own pace when you hire one of our BBQ pontoons. Plenty of tips of places to see and don't forget to keep a lookout for our wildlife!!
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