The small town of Fitzroy Crossing was a camping zone for tourists that wanted to cross and explore the Fitzroy River before it developed into the vibrant town it is today. Fitzroy Crossing lies approximately 300 kilometres western side of Halls Creek and 400 kilometres east of Broome. If you in the state’s capital, Perth, the town is approximately 2,524 kilometres. The town has a population of over 2,000 people, and over 60% of the region’s population consists of the Indigenous Australians. The town has a rich history and heritage that will give you an insight into the Fitzroy Valley and the entire region.

Experience the life of our forefathers who lived in caves, visit the Tunnel Creek Cave and explore the underground world. You can also get active and swim next to your soulmate at the Bell Gorge swimming hole. Art lovers will be pleased to know that Fitzroy Crossing has its Art Gallery and Information Centre that has everything you will need to know about the region. The fun is endless in this vibrant town; you just need to discover what your date likes and let the town’s charm do the rest.