Dampier Pensinsula Coach Full Day Tour (One Way Flight Return)

Set off from Broome and follow Cape Leveque Road as it winds north through the raw, red country of the Dampier Peninsula. As the sealed road gives way to rugged outback track, the scenery opens up in all directions, with wide horizons, saltbush country and that unmistakable sense of being somewhere properly remote.

Your first stop is Beagle Bay, where you can stretch your legs over morning tea and take in the famous Shell Church, a place known for its shimmering interior and strong community story. From there, head to Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm for a chef-prepared lunch and a guided look at Australia’s oldest operating pearl farm, including the showroom where South Sea Pearls catch the light beautifully. Later, visit One Arm Point, also known as Ardyaloon, to learn about Bardi Jawi culture, see the trochus hatchery and gaze out over the Buccaneer Archipelago. If a scenic flight is part of your day, you’ll wave goodbye before the coach rolls back to Broome. It’s a rich, varied day that shows you the peninsula at its best, and it’s well worth securing your spot.

Know before you go: - This is a full-day coach tour with an approximate return to Broome at 6:30 pm. - The route includes unsealed sections of Cape Leveque Road, so expect a bumpy ride in places. - If you’ve booked the scenic flight option, it must be arranged in advance and you’ll separate from the coach group before the return journey. - Local art and artefacts may be available for purchase at One Arm Point, and cash is recommended. - Entry to the Shell Church is by individual donation, while community entry fees are included in the tour price. - Hotel drop-off in Broome is included at the end of the day.