Uunguu Visitor Pass and Uunguu Experience

Wunambal Gaambera people welcome visitors to share their Wanjina Wungurr culture and the remote, rugged, inspiring beauty of the Wunambal Gaambera savannah and coast.

Their Country is home to North Kimberley icons Punamii Uunpuu (Mitchell Falls), Ngauwudu (Mitchell Plateau), and Wanjina and Gwion paintings.

Their living home – “Uunguu” – is intact. Their culture, landscapes and all the plants and animals of their ancestors are still with them today.

The Uunguu Visitor Pass (UVP) is required by all visitors. This is the modern way for them and their ancestors to know who is travelling in their Country. Visitors can purchase the UVP online.

The Uunguu Rangers and Traditional Owners manage Munurru (King Edward River) Campground where tourists can access the Wanjina Gwion rock art sites, spacious, serene campsites set in Kimberley bush, toilets, river swims and easy access to Punamii-Uunpuu (Mitchell Falls). At Munurru, visitors have the unique opportunity to meet the Uunguu Rangers and Traditional Owners who offer guided rock art tours at the two Munurru art sites.

Wunambal Gaambera people welcome cruise passengers to the Uunguu Coast Zone and visitor locations including Ngula Jar Island in Vansittart Bay. Traditional Owner cultural performances will inspire your “Uunguu Experience”.