Home Valley Station in far north-western Australia's spectacular East Kimberley offers an authentic outback experience where guests can enjoy genuine Australian hospitality while discovering the unique landscapes, adventure activities and indigenous culture of the Kimberley. The heritage cattle station has just reopened for its 2016 season, following its annual hiatus over the wet months.

Located on the iconic Gibb River Road, at the foot of the majestic Cockburn Range, Home Valley Station is the ideal base from which to explore the East Kimberley's pristine wilderness. Guests can try their hand at a range of adventurous pursuits including hiking, swimming in pools surrounded by ancient red gorges, heli-fishing, horse riding, boating, star gazing, nature and crocodile spotting and barramundi fishing on the mighty Pentecost River.

“We are delighted to be welcoming guests for our 2016 season. Home Valley Station offers warm hospitality amongst the Kimberley's breathtaking landscapes and there has never been a better time for international visitors to enjoy this quintessentially Australian outback experience,” says Andrew Williams, Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia's Chief Executive Officer.

Prices start from AU$210 per person, twin share, for a two night Outback Package*. This includes two nights' twin share accommodation in a Guesthouse Room, daily buffet breakfast, access to walking trails and entertainment at Dusty Bar & Grill.

Home Valley Station offers a range of accommodation options for travellers – from comfortable Guesthouse Rooms and quaint Grass Castles overlooking Bindoola Creek, to safari-style Eco Tents in a bush setting and camping facilities for those looking to roll out a swag under the stars.

*Conditions apply, subject to availability. Rate is available for travel 1-31 May 2016, and 1 September-31 October 2016.

For bookings contact travel@voyages.com.au or 1300 134 044

For further information go to: www.hvstation.com.au

For further information or to arrange an interview with Andrew Williams at ATE contact Karena Noble, Director of Public Relations, Karena.noble@voyages.com.au.

About Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia

Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Indigenous Land Corporation (ILC) and manages tourism and resorts on its behalf. Voyages offers unique experiences and cultural immersion in spectacular locations around Australia including Ayers Rock Resort in the Northern Territory, Home Valley Station in The Kimberley in Western Australia and the Mossman Gorge Centre, in Tropical North Queensland.

One of the key responsibilities of Voyages is to promote and sustain eco tourism, protecting pristine sites for many years to come. Voyages works collaboratively with local communities to assist them to exercise sustainable environmental tourism practices, respecting and supporting the local Indigenous cultures and offering employment and training opportunities to the local and broader Australian and Torres-Strait Islander Indigenous communities

Profits from all business activities are re-invested in the Indigenous and resort experiences and through the various training and development programs in place around Australia.