Celebrating over 75 years in pearling, this small family-owned pearl farm 200 kilometres north of Broome has undergone a remarkable transformation from a hard-working community of pearlers to a unique accommodation, restaurant and touring option for visitors to the Kimberley.
For a true insight into the iconic Australian pearling industry, the pearl farm tours allow guests to discover the secrets to creating the world's finest pearls. Cygnet Bay is one of only a few remaining pearl producers in Western Australia, and during the pearl harvest guests have the unique opportunity to watch pearl technicians at work as they unveil the results of two years hard work on the farm.
The Kimberley Coast is home to the world's largest tropical tides, and Cygnet Bay's Giant Tides Sea Safaris take passengers on a thrilling boat ride to experience the standing waves and whirlpools, or to see a waterfall emerge from the sea.
For a true insight into the iconic Australian pearling industry, the pearl farm tours allow guests to discover the secrets to creating the world's finest pearls. Cygnet Bay is one of only a few remaining pearl producers in Western Australia, and during the pearl harvest guests have the unique opportunity to watch pearl technicians at work as they unveil the results of two years hard work on the farm.
The Kimberley Coast is home to the world's largest tropical tides, and Cygnet Bay's Giant Tides Sea Safaris take passengers on a thrilling boat ride to experience the standing waves and whirlpools, or to see a waterfall emerge from the sea.