Welcome to Lake Argyle
In the far north East of Western Australia, in the remote Kimberley region, is a vast freshwater lake nestled amongst a rugged billion year old landscape.
Lake Argyle is Australia's largest body of freshwater covering over 900 square kilometers at normal full supply level with a flood capacity in excess of 2000 square kilometers.
Once a habitat that was subject to the cycles of the wet and dry seasons, now this massive expanse of permanent fresh water has allowed a thriving ecosystem to develop.
The magnificent scenery and peaceful isolation make Lake Argyle a must see destination when visiting the Kimberley!
