UUNGUU
Wunambal Gaambera
UUNGUU COAST, KIMBERLEY, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
We, the Wunambal Gaambera people welcome you to our Country – Bianngaa graa winya.
We are the native title holders of 2.5 million hectares of graa (land) and wundaagu (saltwater), that is our Wunambal Gaambera Country, in the North Kimberley region of Australia.
We are following our Wunambal Gaambera Healthy Country Plan to help us look after our Uunguu, our cultural and natural assets and values, to pass, in tact, to future generations and share with visitors.
Our Healthy Country vision for the next ten years, is for us, Wunambal Gaambera people, to build our sustainable livlihoods and communal wealth on and from our healthy Country.
Our Wunambal Gaambera Aboriginal Corporation represents us and our communal native title needs and interests.


Healthy Country
It is important for us to look after Country and to make sure our unique cultural and natural assets and values (our Uunguu) are kept healthy and passed onto future generations.
Visiting Country
The Uunguu Visitor Pass (UVP) is now required for road, air and coast visitors, enabling people to enjoy an authentic Uunguu Experience - sharing our unique culture, beautiful savannah and coastal landscapes.
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Some great pics taken from our Munurru or King Edward River campground.
Roads are now open to visitors, our camp manager Terry Marnga is on site and we are looking forward to welcoming visitors in a Covid-safe way to our Wunambal Gaambera country.
Get your Uunguu Visitor Pass before you travel: www.Wunambalgaambera.org.au
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One of the best places on the planet and has a firm place in our family’s heart. Thank you for always letting us enjoy this magnificent place and to the rangers who do such a great job at maintaining it ❤️
Wow this looks amazing. Maybe get to see it on the long weekend Geraldine D'Silva. 🥰
Looks magic hope I can get there this term x
The most beautiful place 💗
Stunning ❤️❤️
Beautiful!
STUNNING
Stunning
Jazzlyn Phillips has been making her delicious damper with the kids from Kandiwal community school for visitors to Punamii-Uunpuu (Mitchell Falls), staying at the APT Camp.
Looks delicious Jazzlyn hope the guests enjoyed it!
If you are planning on visiting Wunambal Gaambera Country, be sure to check our Uunguu Visitor Locations and get your Uunguu Visitor Pass.
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Love ❤️ your work Jazzlyn 😊🙌
Looks really nice. Good job 👏🏽
That’s so good Jazzlyn, well done you 🥰
Yumm!
Deadly sister that damper
Too deadly sister in-law👏 Chris Leonard Phillips
Oh Jazz! I remember when you were so little and you helped us make 'cheese balls' for the punters in 2007!
Brilliant 👏
Deadly 👍
Our Uunguu Rangers were invited by Dept. of Biodiversity & Conservation on board their boat Warndoom for 9 day trip from Cygnet Bay to McGowans Beach. During their time, they assisted with a coral bleaching survey, almost completed their Coxswain task books and got plenty of sea hours.
Now it’s to Munurru to set up the camp ground for tourist season….
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This would be great for our students and youth to see what's the rangers are doing for their community!
Great to see these collaborations are still happening!
Phil Bainbridge
So awesome!
Dewey this mob.
Wunambal Gaambera’s Uunguu Rangers, Jeremy Kowan and Damon Bundamarra slashing walking trails and preparing for our upcoming tourist season.
We look forward to welcoming visitors to our country this year, in a COVID safe way, once roads are open in the next couple of weeks.
Make sure you have purchased your UVP before visiting Wunambal Gaambera country. Sites include Munurru - King Edward River campground, Mertens campground, Punamii-Uunpuu, Mitchell Falls, and along our Uunguu Coastline.
Bring with you your Covid vaccine certificate and please do not travel if you have flu like symptoms.
Please carry sufficient RAT tests and administer test if you start showing symptoms. Do not enter Wunambal Gaambera Country if you test positive.
If travelling with a tour operator by air, boat or road, please adhere to their COVID safe policies.
Our Wunambal Gaambera Aboriginal Corporation staff are regularly tested to ensure the safety of all.
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Good work fellas
Our Country is open for Visitation for the 2022 Tourist Season.
All Wunambal Gaambera Country Visitor Locations, including Punamii-Uunpuu (Mitchell Falls), are open for visitation to fully vaccinated visitors, showing no COVID-19 symptoms for the 2022 season. Munurru (King Edward River), Mertens (Mitchell River National Park) and Walsh Point campgrounds are also open for visitation in a COVIDSafe way.
The Uunguu Coast Visitor Locations are open to cruise and independent visitors on a 'no contact' basis.
Bring a copy of your VACCINATION CERTIFICATE on your travels and carry sufficient RAT test kits to indicate no COVID-19 symptoms before entering Wunambal Gaambera Country.
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Question, so all travellers must present a negative RAT at the campgrounds before they may stay? If we buy a pass at Drysdale do we just need to present a negative RAT there? Or just be ready to do one upon request? TIA
Cool 😎👌👍 keep safe 👌👍😁
New film clip out - Old Man on the Hill which shares one of our old peoples stories, Wilfred Goonack.
Thanks to @greenscreenfilmfest for making it with us and spending time with our people on Wunambal Gaambera Country.
We have so many incredible stories to tell, we hope you enjoy 😉 this one…
Al Mac
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Anthea Armstrong you’ll know a face or two in here ❤️
Del Roe song about your old friend
Jacinta Yumbi Djiagween
Solid!
Inspirational 💜
Are you planning your next trip?
If you are keen to visit the remote Kimberley, including the iconic Punamii- Uunpuu (Mitchell Falls) or any of our Wunambal Gaambera Visitor Locations we ask that you purchase an Uunguu Visitor Pass from our website before visiting: wunambalgaambera.org.au/shop/
We made this video a couple of years ago when we greeted visitors to our Ngula-Jar Island site on the Uunguu Coast. It explains why we have a visitor pass in place, where the money goes and how it benefits us and visitors.
Thanks to Mark Jones who shot and director the video for us.
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Susi Allen
Phairin Pollett
See you and country in June. Got our pass sorted and many thanks to Rachel for the amendment letter for us.
Want to work in this beautiful part of the world?
See our advertised position for a Destination Manager and request your application pack today: wunambalgaambera.org.au/about/careers/
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Gees you guys work in amazing country.
Susi Allen
Wow!
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