Book review: 100 Things to See in the Kimberley

Marcus Craft

Contributing Journalist

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Every now and again, an adventure travel book comes along that is so informative, so well-structured and -designed that it immediately becomes the new standard for these sorts of very popular books – 100 Things to See in the Kimberley ($29.95, ebook: $19.95, www.thekimberleyaustralia.com/book) is just such a book*.

Author Scotty Connell taking a break in front of some breathtaking Kimberley scenery. image credit: Exploring Eden Media
Author Scotty Connell taking a break in front of some breathtaking Kimberley scenery. image credit: Exploring Eden Media

Kimberley guide and instagram star Scotty Connell (@kimberleyspirit) reveals and details all of the Kimberley's top spots – from Broome and the Dampier Peninsula, Gibb River Road, the Kimberley Coast and more – and he uses stunning photography and clear, readable and entertaining text in a breezy way to impart his local knowledge.

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100 Things to See in the Kimberley includes clever info-packed breakouts – such as 'Best Time to Visit' and 'Ask a Local' tips – peppered throughout the book so readers have access to quick-reference tips at a glance.

100 Things to See in the Kimberley is well worth a read – even if you're not heading to the region just yet. image credit: Exploring Eden Media
100 Things to See in the Kimberley is well worth a read – even if you're not heading to the region just yet. image credit: Exploring Eden Media

In an easy-to pack A5 size, 100 Things to See in the Kimberley is a must-buy for anyone interested in visiting WA's Kimberley region – or anyone who loves awesome scenery and learning about a wild and wonderful part of Australia.

(* Full disclosure: A good mate of mine, Brendan Batty, co-heads the company, Exploring Eden Media, which published this book. Sure, he's a mate but he knows if this book wasn't any good, there's no chance I'd give it a positive review. Lucky for him, it's very good.)

Marcus Craft

Contributing Journalist

Raised by dingoes and, later, nuns, Marcus Craft (aka ‘Crafty’) had his first taste of adventure as a cheeky toddler on family 4WD trips to secret fishing spots near Bundaberg, Queensland. He has since worked as a journalist for more than 20 years in Australia, United Kingdom and South Africa and has been an automotive journalist for 18 years. Crafty has written stories and edited for a huge variety of publications – printed and online – around the world. In Australia he has featured in CarsGuide, The Daily Mercury, 4X4 Australia, Overlander 4WD, Men’s Health Australia, Australian Geographic Adventure, and The Illawarra Flame. United Kingdom contributions included The Times, The News of the World, The Guardian, and The Observer. South Africa extended to Cape Argus, Cape Times, and Men’s Health South Africa. Crafty has driven and camped throughout much of Australia – for work and play – and is an award-winning journalist as one of the country’s most respected vehicle reviewers and off-road adventure travel writers. Expertise Off-roading Camping Aftermarket equipment Awards 2026 Newspress Australia Off-road Journalist of the Year Education Bachelor of Arts (Journalism) | University of Southern Queensland Featured Publications CarsGuide The Daily Mercury 4X4 Australia Overlander 4WD Men’s Health Australia Australian Geographic Adventure The Illawarra Flame The Times The News of the World The Guardian The Observer Cape Argus Cape Times Men’s Health South Africa
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