Located approximately 300 km northeast of Broome, lays one of the highest concentrations of islands in the world, consisting of nearly 1000 uninhabited islands. It is considered one of the most biologically intact environments left on earth. Each island is fringed with its own coral reef system creating abundant habitat for turtles, dugongs, whales, sharks, dolphins and fish. The landscape features steep red sandstone ridges, cliffs and canyons which contrast with calm turquoise waters making panoramic postcard views that constantly change with the tide.