Location
Victoria Quay Road, Fremantle / Walyalup
Dates
Dates
Saturday 31 May – Sunday 24 August 2025
Tickets
Standard | $20
Concession | $17.50
Junior (5 – 15)* | $17.50
Junior (0 – 4)* | Free
Family^ | $60
Group (20+) | 1300 134 081 to book
* Virtual Reality is recommended for 8+ years
^ 2 Adults + 2 Juniors, or 1 Adult + 3 Juniors
Membership
Members receive a discount on ticket pricing.
Parking
Parking for WA Maritime Museum at Victoria Quay can be busy. Please allow for extra time and/or consider alternative transport options.
This event is now sold-out
This event is now sold-out
Following a sell-out world premiere season in Perth, and regional Western Australia, earlier this year, The Great Kimberley Wilderness virtual reality experience is now showing for a limited season at the WA Maritime Museum in Fremantle, from 31 May to 24 August.
Praised by critics and audiences alike, this groundbreaking 35-minute virtual reality experience is narrated by Luke Hemsworth and produced by the award-winning Australian production team at White Spark Pictures.
Step into the heart of the Kimberley at the WA Maritime Museum. Experience this extraordinary region’s natural wonders like never before, through a fully immersive 360-degree virtual reality cinema. With 7.1 surround sound, it’s as close as you can get to being there — without leaving Fremantle, you’ll find yourself surrounded by:
- Waterfalls cascading from ancient cliffs.
- Ancient caves adorned with some of the world’s oldest rock art.
- Rivers winding through some of the world’s most pristine landscapes.
- Epic tides surging over coral reefs.
Informed by both Traditional Owners and western science, The Great Kimberley Wilderness offers an unforgettable opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring scale of the Kimberley.
Don't miss your last chance to experience the Kimberley like never before — only at the WA Maritime Museum for a limited season.
Important information
Before booking, please read the VR Health and Safety Document. Virtual Reality is recommended for 8+ years.
Due to popular demand, additional sessions have now been added.
Session times | 9.45am, 11am, 12.15pm, 1.30pm, 2.45pm, 4pm
School and public holiday times | 9.45am, 11am, 12.15pm, 1.30pm, 2.45pm, 4pm
Each screening runs for 35 minutes.
Please arrive 15 minutes before your session time.
Parking for WA Maritime Museum at Victoria Quay is busier than usual especially over school holiday and public holiday periods. Please allow for extra time and/or consider alternative transport options.
This event is wheelchair accessible.
50% visual – The Great Kimberley Wilderness has both sound and visual components but sight isn’t essential to meaningfully engage with the work.
50% sound – The Great Kimberley Wilderness includes dialogue and has background music and sounds.
If audience members are unable to wear a VR headset, there is a movie screen at the front of the room that will project the film in a traditional 2D cinema format so you can still enjoy the film experience.
The dialogue in The Great Kimberley Wilderness requires an understanding of the English language, but the visuals and sounds can be experienced without the language comprehension.
The VR headset is designed to accommodate most prescription glasses. Take care to wear the VR headset in a manner in which the VR headset lenses to not rub or impact your prescription lenses.
If you have any questions about access at WA Maritime Museum, please get in touch with us either via reception@museum.wa.gov.au or on 1300 134 081.
You can contact WA Maritime Museum through the National Relay Service:
- TTY users phone 133 677
- Speak and Listen users phone 1300 555 727
Alternatively, use the National Relay Service website.
This spectacular 360-degree VR cinema experience is presented in our temporary gallery and includes a 55-seat VR cinema, with 7.1 surround sound system and large-scale digital projections across wall surfaces, to create a shared experience like no other.
The producers wish to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the various lands on which this documentary has been filmed and recognise their continued connection to their country.
