Limited Time Offer | Luxury & Boutique Accommodation

El Questro Homestead
Pre Season Special – Stay 4, Pay 3

An adults-only, all-inclusive luxury retreat set amongst 700,000 acres of untouched Kimberley wilderness. Book a 4-night stay and pay for only 3, plus receive a bottle of premium Australian wine on arrival. Available for travel April – May and September – October 2026.

OFFER HIGHLIGHTS

What Makes This Offer Special

Stay 4, Pay 3

All-Inclusive Dining

Guided Touring

Premium Wine on Arrival

The Kimberley, Western Australia

700,000 Acres of Exclusive Kimberley Luxury

El Questro Homestead sits perched on a clifftop overlooking Chamberlain Gorge, roughly 100km from the nearest town. It caters for a maximum of 20 guests at any one time. That is not a marketing figure – it is genuinely intimate. A rich green lawn sweeps down to a pool with views across the gorge, and the surrounding landscape is the kind of thing that rewires how your clients think about Western Australia. Rugged ranges, towering gorges, crystal-clear water, ancient boab trees. The Homestead is renowned for serving gourmet cuisine in dramatic settings – an intimate dinner beneath the stars, or over a waterfall. As Australian Traveller Magazine put it: “El Questro Homestead is certainly the most covetable getaway in The Kimberley.” This pre season special makes it easier than ever to get your high-yield clients through the door.

  • Stay 4, Pay 3 – one complimentary night per booking (capped at 1 free night)
  • Bottle of premium Australian wine on arrival (once per booking)
  • Booking window: 1 November 2025 – 15 January 2026
  • Travel window: 1 April – 31 May 2026 and 1 September – 10 October 2026
  • Wholesale net rates available for accredited travel trade partners
A distinctive baobab tree with a thick trunk and bare branches stands majestically beside a gravel road in Western Australia's Kimberley region, surrounded by golden grassland and sparse woodland under a clear blue sky.

HOMESTEAD EXPERIENCES

Included Activities & Excursions

A straight asphalt road stretches across the Australian Kimberley landscape toward distant flat-topped mountains under a bright blue sky with white cumulus clouds. The semi-arid terrain features sparse vegetation, red earth, and scattered trees typical of remote outback Australia.

On the Water, On Foot & By 4WD

  • The Chamberlain Cruise – boat through sunlit gorges with your guide
  • Bush Culture, History & Nature Tour by 4WD safari vehicle
  • Bird Watching Tour through the diverse Kimberley ecosystem
  • Guided walks to spectacular gorges across the property
  • Exclusive afternoon access to Zebedee Thermal Springs
  • Sunset at Buddy’s Point
Two expedition cruise vessels, the Coral Adventurer and Coral Discoverer, are anchored together in the turquoise waters of Australia's Kimberley region during a 2019 voyage. The larger ship in the foreground displays passengers on its upper decks, while the second vessel is positioned nearby, with a scenic rocky coastline and golden sunset sky in the background.

In the Air (Additional Cost)

  • Helicopter tours over vast rainforests, sunlit cliffs, and remote waterholes
  • Land beside cascading waterfalls for a swim and gourmet picnic
  • Scenic airplane flights to iconic Kimberley locations further afield
  • Explore untouched, inaccessible areas of the 700,000-acre property from above

WANT TO BOOK THIS EL QUESTRO SPECIAL FOR YOUR CLIENTS?

Contact our team for wholesale pricing, availability during the pre season travel windows, and package options. We can build complete Kimberley itineraries around an El Questro Homestead stay – including Kununurra, Berkeley River Lodge, Bungle Bungles, Mitchell Falls, and Broome extensions.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

What Your Clients Get

  • Adults-Only Luxury Accommodation

    El Questro Homestead is an exclusive adults-only retreat hosting no more than 20 guests at any one time. Swimming pool, library, lounge area, and communal dining – all designed around the landscape rather than against it.

  • All-Inclusive Gourmet Dining

    Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus a fine selection of Australian and international wines, beer, basic spirits, and sparkling wine. The Homestead is known for serving meals in dramatic locations – beneath the stars or perched above a waterfall.

  • Selected Touring & Personalised Itineraries

    Complimentary guided experiences facilitated by expert rangers, tailored to each guest’s interests. Choose how to explore – by 4WD, boat, or on foot. Personalised itineraries can be arranged prior to arrival.

  • Pre Season Bonus Inclusions

    Stay 4 nights, pay for 3. Plus a bottle of premium Australian wine on arrival (one per booking). The offer applies to new Fully Independent Traveller (FIT) bookings placed between 1 November 2025 and 15 January 2026.

Accreditations & Memberships

Proudly accredited by leading industry organisations across Australia and New Zealand.

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FOR TRAVEL AGENTS

Why Recommend This Offer

  • Pre and post season travel windows mean fewer crowds and a more exclusive feel for your clients
  • All-inclusive pricing simplifies quoting – accommodation, meals, beverages, and selected touring bundled in
  • Ideal for high-yield travellers looking for something beyond the standard east coast circuit
  • Pairs naturally with Kununurra, Berkeley River Lodge, Bungle Bungles, Lake Argyle, and Broome for a complete Kimberley journey
  • Competitive wholesale net rates through Australia and Beyond Holidays (AABH) with seamless booking support

Frequently Asked Questions

Your clients stay for 4 nights at El Questro Homestead and pay for only 3. The free night is capped at one per booking. They also receive a bottle of premium Australian wine on arrival – one per booking, not per guest. The offer is valid for new Fully Independent Traveller (FIT) bookings placed between 1 November 2025 and 15 January 2026, for travel between 1 April – 31 May 2026 and 1 September – 10 October 2026.
Yes. The offer does not apply for travel on 9–13 April 2026 or 12–18 May 2026. Outside of those periods, the full travel window is open subject to availability. Contact us to confirm specific dates.
No cancellation fees apply if the booking is cancelled or amended more than 61 days prior to arrival. Cancellations within 60–31 days incur a 50% fee of the total accommodation package per room. Within 30 days – or in the case of no-shows or early departures – 100% cancellation fees apply, including accommodation, transfers, and pre-booked day tours.
No. El Questro Homestead is an adults-only property. It is designed for couples, small groups, and incentive travellers seeking an intimate, luxury Kimberley experience.
That is exactly how we recommend positioning it. An El Questro Homestead stay works beautifully alongside Berkeley River Lodge, the Bungle Bungle Range, Lake Argyle, Kununurra, and Broome. We build tailor-made Fully Independent Traveller (FIT) itineraries across the entire Kimberley region, with transfers, accommodation, and experiences seamlessly connected.
Contact us at enquiries@aabh.com.au with your agency details and we will provide wholesale net rates and current availability. If you are already registered on our HELiO platform, you can check and book products directly. All pricing is trade-only and not available to the general public.
No. This pre season special is not combinable with any other offers. It applies exclusively to new FIT bookings within the specified booking and travel windows.
A remote dirt road stretches through the Australian Kimberley region with a vehicle traveling toward distinctive flat-topped mountains in the distance. The landscape features sparse vegetation, golden grassland, and a dramatic sky with scattered clouds typical of the dry season in northern Australia.
A large red directional sign welcoming visitors to El Questro, a remote wilderness destination in Western Australia. The sign displays the property name 'EL QUESTRO' with 'AUSTRALIA' subtitle, featuring informational icons and directional arrows pointing toward the El Questro Station 16km away, set against a clear blue sky and arid Australian outback landscape.
A historic Victorian-era hotel with distinctive red brick architecture, ornate green timber verandahs, and a prominent clock tower in the heart of Kalgoorlie-Boulder. The building showcases classic Australian colonial design established during the 1893 Western Australian gold rush era.
A sophisticated multi-level houseboat moored on the tranquil River Murray at Walker Flat in South Australia, featuring elegant white railings, expansive windows, and a spacious upper deck. The vessel is framed by golden-hour sunlight reflecting off the water, with eucalyptus-lined hills and native vegetation in the background.
A stunning panoramic view of Lake Argyle near Kununurra in Western Australia, featuring brilliant blue waters contrasted against striking red rocky cliffs and arid landscape with sparse vegetation. The reservoir is framed by distinctive bare trees and red earth terrain characteristic of Australia's Kimberley region.
A long, straight asphalt road stretches toward distant mountains in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The landscape features red earth, sparse vegetation, and a clear blue sky, capturing the vast and remote character of this iconic Australian outback route.
Aerial view of the iconic beehive-shaped rock formations of the Bungle Bungle ranges in Western Australia's Kimberley region. Thousands of distinctive striped sandstone domes dominate the landscape, interspersed with sparse vegetation and scattered trees across the arid terrain.
A stunning natural waterfall cascades through layered red sandstone cliffs in the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia, creating turquoise pools beneath towering canyon walls surrounded by native vegetation.
A stunning view of Windjana Gorge in Western Australia's remote Kimberley region, featuring towering sandstone cliffs framing a calm freshwater river lined with lush green vegetation against a brilliant blue sky. The dramatic geological formations and serene waterway showcase one of Australia's most pristine natural landmarks.
An aerial drone photograph of the historic Derby jetty in Western Australia, showcasing the distinctive tidal mudflats and shallow turquoise waters characteristic of the Kimberley region. The curved pier structure extends into the muddy inlet, with industrial facilities and vegetation visible along the shoreline under clear skies.
A magnificent ancient baobab tree stands alone in the golden grasslands of Western Australia's Kimberley region, with its distinctive thick trunk and sparse green canopy silhouetted against a clear blue sky. The arid savanna landscape stretches across the reddish earth with scattered vegetation, exemplifying the rugged beauty of Australia's remote interior.
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A stunning natural waterfall landscape in Western Australia's Kimberley region, featuring multi-tiered cascades flowing into pristine emerald pools surrounded by dramatic red sandstone cliffs and sparse spinifex vegetation characteristic of the remote Australian outback.
A scenic straight asphalt road stretches through the Australian outback landscape, lined with eucalyptus trees and red earth, leading toward distinctive rocky mountain peaks characteristic of the Bungle Bungles region. A vehicle travels ahead on the well-maintained highway under a clear blue sky with scattered clouds.
A serene waterhole along the Mount Barnett River surrounded by eucalyptus trees and native vegetation, featuring a pristine natural campsite in the Australian Kimberley region. The tranquil blue water is framed by reeds and native Australian flora under clear skies.
A vibrant resort-style hostel pool in central Cairns, Queensland, featuring multiple guests enjoying the bright turquoise water surrounded by palm trees, sun loungers, and contemporary accommodation buildings. The scene captures a tropical holiday atmosphere with clear skies and inviting communal amenities.
Two small expedition vessels anchor in the shallow turquoise waters off Broome, Australia, with expansive sandy tidal flats visible in the background under a clear blue sky. This scenic maritime landscape exemplifies the remote coastal exploration characteristic of expedition cruising in Australia's Kimberley region.
A scenic waterfall cascades down red sandstone cliffs into a pristine pool in the Kimberley region, surrounded by rugged canyon walls and sparse vegetation. The dramatic geological formations and clear water create a stunning natural landscape typical of this remote Australian destination.
A person stands on a rock outcrop fishing in a pristine flowing stream surrounded by lush native Australian vegetation, including spinifex grass and scattered woodland, creating an idyllic wilderness scene in the Kimberley region.
A majestic boab (baobab) tree frames a sweeping vista of the Kimberley region's rugged landscape, with red earth outcrops, green vegetation, winding river, and distant tablelands under clear blue sky. This iconic Australian wilderness scene captures the raw beauty and geological drama of the remote Kimberley plateau.
The Kimberley Quest expedition yacht anchors in calm waters off a dramatic rocky island formation, captured during golden hour with the vessel's name clearly visible on the hull. A helicopter is mounted on the upper deck, indicating this is a luxury expedition cruising vessel equipped for remote destination exploration.