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Fitzroy Crossing’s climate is a mix of monsoonal and semi-arid, and it has a temperature range of 85 to 105 deg F. The best time to visit Fitzroy Crossing is the winter season from April to September when the temperature is comfortably placed between 85 and 90 deg F.

Geikie Gorge National Park

Geikie Gorge National Park is a natural waterway dotted with sharp cliffs and abundant wildlife. It is located about 12 miles from Fitzroy Crossing and is home to several endemic fish species (like freshwater Barramundi, sawfish and Coach Whip stingray). Visitors can take boat tours for an hour during May and October here, or some guided tours into the local Indigenous communities to learn more about their history, culture and medicine.

Mimbi Caves

Located 55 miles away from Fitzroy Crossing, the Mimbi Caves are a part of 350-million-year-old fossilized reef system. Geologists from all parts of the world come to view and study its remarkable arrangement of geological structures like cave formations, stalagmites, shawls, flowstones and sparkling calcite crystals. Visitors can take a pre-booked, three hour long guided tour to know more about this fascinating natural cave and reef system.

Tunnel Creek National Park

Tunnel Creek National Park is Western Australia's oldest cave system and it is located about 70 miles away from Fitzroy Crossing. It is named for a waist-deep freshwater pool (called Tunnel Creek) that flows through it. This cave is home to several geological formations like stalactites and stalagmites are found, in addition to many aboriginal rock paintings on its walls. This cave is also famous as the hideout of the fabled aboriginal warrior, Jandamarra who was shot dead here by the police in 1897.

Windjana Gorge National Park

The Windjana Gorge National Park is a popular camping destination located less than 100 miles away from Fitzroy Crossing. It has a gorge that is 2 mile long and about 100 meter wide, and is carved by the Lennard River. The rocks of this gorge are considered to be more than over 375-million years old and are the same as those found at Tunnel Creek and Geikie Gorge.

Festivals and Events

Garnduwa Festival

The four-day long Garnduwa Festival in September is a popular celebration of cultural and traditional music and dance with its contemporary versions. This festival has tremendous significance for remote Indigenous communities because it celebrates all aspects of indigenous aspects of culture, music, language, art, lifestyle and sports. It is a platform where the Aboriginal community members can express themselves in a smoke-free and alcohol-free atmosphere.

Shinju Matsuri (Festival of the Pearl)

Shinju Matsuri is celebrated in the Australian city of Broome that lies about 250 miles away from Fitzroy Crossing. This September-bound family-oriented festival consists of a wide range of interesting events showcasing some of the best talent that in the city. Visitors will find it a queer mix of being an Australian festival with a Japanese name and one in which is a traditional Chinese dragon is the centre of all attraction and has subtle inputs from Malaysian and British festivities. This festival also underscores the identity of Broome’s 100-year old pearling history.