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Accommodation at Home Valley Station

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Dusty bar and grill. Travel in the kimberley. Call 61 2 8296 8010. At Home Valley Station we pride ourselves on providing guests with the ultimate Australian outback experience. Accommodation across the Station provides options for travellers - from those who prefer their rugged outback adventure those seeking a more intimate experience. Our spacious Grass Castles. On idyllic Bindoola Creek are generously appointed, providing guests with the ultimate in outback lodging. Guesthouse Rooms.

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Reservations for Home Valley Station

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Dusty bar and grill. Travel in the kimberley. Call 61 2 8296 8010. Home Valley Station Reservation and Enquiries. Contact the Voyages Travel Centre from 8am - 6:30pm (AEST) Monday to Friday, and from 9am - 5pm (AEST) on Saturday and Sunday. Ph: 61 2 8296 8010. From within Australia: 1300 134 044 (cost of a local call). From within New Zealand: 0800 700 715 (toll free). Fax: 61 2 9299 2103. Email: travel@voyages.com.au. For travel agent bookings. Book online - click here. Or call 61 (8) 9161 4322.

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Dusty Bar & Grill

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Dusty bar and grill. Travel in the kimberley. Call 61 2 8296 8010. The Dusty Bar and Grill is an iconic part of Home Valley Station, serving quality Australian cuisine against a backdrop of authentic Station memorabilia. The Dusty Bar and Grill is the epicentre for night time entertainment. Here guests can mingle with the Station's friendly staff and other travellers. The bar is the perfect place to enjoy a long cool drink before selecting from our hearty à la carte menu.

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Seasonal Calendar of the Kimberley region near Wyndham

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Dusty bar and grill. Travel in the kimberley. Call 61 2 8296 8010. The Kimberley covers an area of approximately 423,000 square kilometres in the far north of Western Australia. It is a semi arid to arid monsoonal region in the dry tropics, and is has two distinct seasons. Home Valley Station - Durack River Station - Karunjie Station: A live radar weather report is available from the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, please follow this link. Under the Liquor Control Act 1988, it is an offence:.

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Record year for Australian Outback Marathon at Ayers Rock Resort

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Voyages - Indigenous Tourism Australia. Image and Video Library. Image and Video Library. Like us on Facebook. Sails In The Desert. Children stay and eat breakfast free (rules apply). Now in its sixth year, Ayers Rock Resort will once again play host to the Australian Outback Marathon. Home Valley Station Re-opening. Thursday, 04 June 2015. Record year for Australian Outback Marathon at Ayers Rock Resort. U and Kata Tju t. Ldquo;We are delighted to once again partner with Travelling Fit in support of the...

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Positions Available

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Voyages - Indigenous Tourism Australia. Image and Video Library. Image and Video Library. Like us on Facebook. Sails In The Desert. Children stay and eat breakfast free (rules apply). Working at Voyages means you get to enjoy living in some of Australias most interesting tourism environments, reflecting sensitivity to the environment and respect for traditional Aboriginal owners. Thankyou for your submission, we will keep in touch. Join Our Mailing List. Dedicated section exclusively for the travel trade.

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Ayers Rock Resort

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Voyages - Indigenous Tourism Australia. Image and Video Library. Image and Video Library. Like us on Facebook. Sails In The Desert. Children stay and eat breakfast free (rules apply). Ayers Rock Resort lies at the gateway to Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park, in Australia's Northern Territory. Ayers Rock Resort lies at the gateway to Ulu r. U - Kata Tju t. The Resort provides a variety of accommodation options for every possible taste and budget - from the award winning 5-star Sails in the Desert Hotel.

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Home Valley Station

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Voyages - Indigenous Tourism Australia. Image and Video Library. Image and Video Library. Like us on Facebook. Sails In The Desert. Children stay and eat breakfast free (rules apply). Home Valley Station is a hub of activity that caters not only for travellers of the Gibb River Road, but for Indigenous students and trainees from many communities across the Kimberley. These traineeships make Home Valley a centre of learning where practical skills are taught in the course of a normal day on the property an...

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Longitude 131

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Voyages - Indigenous Tourism Australia. Image and Video Library. Image and Video Library. Like us on Facebook. Sails In The Desert. Children stay and eat breakfast free (rules apply). Longitude 131° is Australia's most exclusive outback encounter. Welcoming unparalleled views of Ulu r. U, the luxury retreat offers an essential Red Centre experience. Longitude 131°, the acclaimed luxury retreat at Uluru-Kata Tjuta, offers an essential experience of Australia’s spirited heartland. Join Our Mailing List.

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ILC Training

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Dusty bar and grill. Travel in the kimberley. Call 61 2 8296 8010. Home Valley Indigenous trainees and mentors are central to the development of the pastoral and tourism enterprise. Home Valley Station is owned by the Indigenous Land Corporation and was purchased on behalf of the Balanggarra people of the East Kimberley. Today, Home Valley is a hub of activity that caters not only for travellers of the Gibb River road, but for Indigenous students and trainees from many communities across the Kimberley.