About this tour
Spend 11.5 hours exploring the Dampier Peninsula's remote Aboriginal communities north of Broome. Visit Beagle Bay's Sacred Heart church with its distinctive pearl shell altar, tour a working pearl farm at Cygnet Bay with chef-prepared lunch included, and stop at One Arm Point to meet locals and browse community-made arts and crafts. A guide leads throughout, and you'll return by coach or upgrade to a scenic flight back to Broome.
Highlights
- Pearl shell altar at Beagle Bay's Sacred Heart church
- Behind-the-scenes tour of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm
- Chef-prepared plated lunch at the pearl farm
- One Arm Point community visit and local artwork shopping
- Optional scenic flight return to Broome
- Air-conditioned coach with onboard toilet facilities
What to expect
You'll depart Broome early and drive north along the peninsula's coastal road, stopping at Beagle Bay first to see the church's striking pearl shell interior. Next is Cygnet Bay, where the pearl farm tour explains the industry before lunch. The afternoon takes you to One Arm Point, a small community where you can chat with locals and purchase handcrafted items. Views across the peninsula are expansive and remote throughout. If choosing the flight option, you'll have pool time at Cygnet Bay instead of visiting Lombadina, then head to the airstrip for your return flight.
Good to know
Moderate fitness needed for walking. The Trochus Shell Hatchery is currently closed for repairs, but the One Arm Point visit continues. Local access restrictions may occasionally affect the itinerary. Flight returns require your weight supplied at booking. Infants sit on adult laps; their meals aren't included.
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