The Kimberley Marine Park is home to dugongs, manta rays, sea turtles, hammerhead and tiger sharks as well as countless migratory birds and territorial birds of prey. Rosanna Angus is a Jawi woman whose family lived on Sunday Island, during the early mission days. Learn about Bardi Jawi culture and the Dreaming stories connected to Sunday Island and the turbulent waters that separate it from the mainland. Explore tranquil, unspoilt locations and learn about the cultural and environmental significance of this spectacular marine reserve. The remote Kimberley coast is an untouched wilderness rich in Aboriginal culture. Abundant with wildlife, the sheltered Buccaneer Archipelago and King Sound are nurseries for humpback whale calves and three types of dolphins. The Kimberley Marine Park is home to dugongs, manta rays, sea turtles, hammerhead and tiger sharks as well as countless migratory birds and territorial birds of prey. Encompassing an area over 74,000 square kilometres it includes some of Australia's most remote and pristine coastline.