Head for the mouth of the King Edward River, at the northern tip of Western Australia, where you'll find Kalumburu Aboriginal Community - the State’s most remote and isolated Aboriginal community. Explore a rugged landscape that has been more than 1,800 million years in the making, a land that has been home to the Kwini, Gambra and Walmbi people for many thousands of years. The story of their ancestry is told in the ancient Gyorn Gyorn rock art (Bradshaw paintings), believed to be the oldest figurative paintings on Earth. By far the most popular way to spend an afternoon here is to experience some of the best fishing on Australia's coast. You can opt to extend your stay and spend a little more time chasing the ultimate catch. Basic single and twin cabins and campsites are available, with two campgrounds also located on the coast. The Mission also features a museum, general store and petrol station.