Berkeley River Lodge Reopens After Cyclone Fina, Offering Extreme Isolation in Australia's Kimberley
Berkeley River Lodge, a remote luxury retreat in Western Australia's Kimberley region, has reopened for its 2026 season after sustaining significant damage from Cyclone Fina in November 2025. Accessible only by air or sea, the lodge offers a five-night, all-inclusive stay for A$19,750 per couple, featuring 15 villas, gourmet dining, and guided excursions to ancient rock art sites. The property operates entirely off-grid, relying on solar power and bore water, though diesel generators are temporarily replacing the solar system destroyed by the cyclone. The lodge is open from May to August, accommodating a maximum of 30 guests, and emphasizes extreme isolation as a core part of the luxury experience.
