Buccaneer Archipelago is a group of islands on the (Kimberley Region) coast of the Kimberley area of Northern Western Australia, covering more than 50 square kilometres and consisting of more than 800 islands of varying sizes, located about 70 kilometres north of the coastal town of Derby. There are various forms of tour in Derby and in the small town of Bloom (Broome) in the Kimberley area to enroll in the Buccaneer Archipelago. tour.
Buccaneer Archipelago sits in a sparkling, green tropical ocean with pristine, green rainforests and secluded beaches, surrounded by mangroves surrounded by rocks on. Buccaneer Archipelago for about 2 billion years. The (Talbot Bay) horizontal Falls (Horizontal Waterfall) in Talbot Bay is one of the most famous attractions in the region, and taking a sightseeing plane is the best way to enjoy the beautiful scenery here.
The region around Buccaneer Archipelago has the largest tide gap in Australia (the water level difference between high and low tides) and can reach up to 12 metres. The art of rock painting left behind by the aborigines who have lived here for tens of thousands of years is also a cultural treasure worth exploring. Buccaneer Archipelago is also one of the fishing resorts of Western Australia.
The islands have become a favorite holiday for the wealthy in recent years, as luxury cruises, sight-seeing planes or private chartered ships are the best way to explore the rocky Buccaneer Archipelago.
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