A well renowned pearl farm situated at the tip of the Dampier Peninsula, whilst there take a tour of the farm, learn about the history of the pearling industry and enjoy a chef-prepared lunch.
This iconic landmark is the northernmost tip of the Dampier Peninsula in the Kimberley region and is approximately 240 kilometres north of Broome. The wide stretches of sandy beaches are known to be the nesting place for wild turtles and a number of sea birds.
Locations visited include Beagle Bay*, Cygnet Bay, and One Arm Point.
*In the event that Beagle Bay is closed this stop will be replaced with Lombadina.
This iconic landmark is the northernmost tip of the Dampier Peninsula in the Kimberley region and is approximately 240 kilometres north of Broome. The wide stretches of sandy beaches are known to be the nesting place for wild turtles and a number of sea birds.
Locations visited include Beagle Bay*, Cygnet Bay, and One Arm Point.
*In the event that Beagle Bay is closed this stop will be replaced with Lombadina.