Hotel Kooljaman at Cape Leveque

Kooljaman at Cape Leveque

A Multi Award Winning Aboriginal Owned Wilderness Camp

Kooljaman is the Bardi aboriginal name for Cape Leveque, which is located on the tip of the Dampier Peninsula, 220km north of Broome. It is jointly owned by Djarindjin and One Arm Point Aboriginal communities.
The emphasis of this unique, luxury wilderness camp has been to develop a low key resort which minimises the impact on the environment - and which can be controlled and managed by the local people.
It is a place where the Aboriginal people can link in with the operation of a tourism venture, where visitors can be part of a local authentic story, experience the beauty of the local area and participate in a unique experience at one of Australia´s most stunning coastal wilderness locations.

Activities
We Offer a Diverse Range of Experiences
Adventure seekers can try out mud crabbing, scenic flights over the Buccaneer Archipelago, snorkelling, charter boat trips, tag-a-long 4WD tours, cultural tours and fishing And then there´s an abundance of nature-based experiences, such as the gorgeous sunrises and sunsets, swimming in azure waters, photography, strolling the endless pristine beaches Or why not try one of our most popular pastimes - just doing nothing at all but soaking up the sheer tranquility and beauty of all that surrounds
Accommodation
Kooljaman at Cape Leveque has been designed to capture the rugged natural character of the Kimberley region. There is a choice of accommodation to suit a wide range of travel budgets: 14 safari tents, 2 en-suite cabins, 4 log cabins, 3 campground units, 10 dome tents, 11 beach shelters and 26 campsites. Check in time 1.00 pm and Check out time 10.00 am
Safari Tents
These stunning tents are built on the hillside nestled below the lighthouse with unrestricted views around the bay. All of the Safari Tents sleep four people with one queen bed and two single beds. Each tent has its own large balcony with timber dining setting, a private bathroom, quality fixtures & fittings, full size fridge/freezer, all cooking equipment, linen and a gourmet gas barbecue on the veranda.
En-Suite and Log Cabins
En-Suite Cabins: Set just back from the beach in a secluded bush setting, each cabin has one queen bed and three single beds along with a private toilet & shower. Each cabin has its own timber dining setting, a private bathroom, full size fridge/freezer, all cooking equipment, linen and a gas barbecue on the veranda. Log Cabins: These charming cabins are made from bush poles with a tin roof and opening shutters with toilet/shower facilities being shared between two cabins. Each cabin has one queen and two singles beds and feature open construction, some have ocean views. They have all of the facilities as listed for the ensuite cabins with the exception of the private toilet & shower.
Camp Ground Options
Campground Units: Located in the campground, each unit has one queen bed & two single beds. Each Unit has its own dining setting, full size fridge/freezer, all cooking equipment, linen and a gas barbecue on the veranda. Ablution facilities are located next door and shared with the campground. Mini Safari Tents: Located in the campground, each tent sleeps up to two people and contains a comfortable futon style bed (twin or double), fan & light. There is a small balcony with shade and chairs. Gas barbecues and ablutions are available in the campground. BYO Linen or hire linen is also available.
Camping Options
Beach Camping Shelters: The shelters are located on the beach front close to the water´s edge and are made from bush poles with a thatched roof and palm frond walls and a sand floor. Each shelter has a picnic table, open fresh water shower and a wood barbecue. Shared ablution facilities are located nearby. Camping: There are 26 powered & unpowered sites located in a grassed area with some shade cover and share wood barbecue´s are situated throughout the campsite. Ablutions, BBQ´s and laundry facilities are located nearby. We accept tents, camper trailers and campervans. No caravans.