In one of the most spectacular places on earth, adventure awaits. The glittering Timor Sea hugs rust-coloured cliffs in a land where ancient secrets reveal themselves to all that care to listen. Welcome to Yawuru, Bardi and Nyul Nyul country, immersing you, over six days and almost 5,000 kilometres, in age-old Aboriginal culture backed by the captivating coastline of the wild and wonderful Dampier Peninsula.
Fly into Broome between May and October, when day after glorious day Cable Beach lays out a perfect welcome mat of blinding white sand and gin-clear seas. Watch the sun set over the ocean on an unforgettable camel safari, before the iconic outdoor cinema screen flickers to life.
Hit the newly sealed Cape Leveque Road followed by the red-sand tracks of the Dampier Peninsula in a four-wheel drive. Arriving at Beagle Bay, join a Bardi-led tour to hear the town’s story. Dip into Mercedes Cove for engaging, up-close Nyul Nyul tours that paint a rich picture of these photogenic shores.
Pushing up to the tip of the Dampier Peninsula, discover why Western Australian pearls are some of the most revered in the world with a visit to a pearl farm, before cruising out to the Buccaneer Archipelago to discover pristine islands and snorkel over reefs teeming with fish.
Back on dry land, join the Bardi in Lombadina for mudcrabbing, fishing, kayaking and, if you’re lucky, an encounter with a dugong.
Travel back to Broome and settle-in for one final sunset over Roebuck Bay – something the traditional owners here have been doing for 40,000 years.
Fly into Broome between May and October, when day after glorious day Cable Beach lays out a perfect welcome mat of blinding white sand and gin-clear seas. Watch the sun set over the ocean on an unforgettable camel safari, before the iconic outdoor cinema screen flickers to life.
Hit the newly sealed Cape Leveque Road followed by the red-sand tracks of the Dampier Peninsula in a four-wheel drive. Arriving at Beagle Bay, join a Bardi-led tour to hear the town’s story. Dip into Mercedes Cove for engaging, up-close Nyul Nyul tours that paint a rich picture of these photogenic shores.
Pushing up to the tip of the Dampier Peninsula, discover why Western Australian pearls are some of the most revered in the world with a visit to a pearl farm, before cruising out to the Buccaneer Archipelago to discover pristine islands and snorkel over reefs teeming with fish.
Back on dry land, join the Bardi in Lombadina for mudcrabbing, fishing, kayaking and, if you’re lucky, an encounter with a dugong.
Travel back to Broome and settle-in for one final sunset over Roebuck Bay – something the traditional owners here have been doing for 40,000 years.