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Beyond the Pearl Farm on The Dampier Peninsula

Explore the Dampier Peninsula with our Partners

A couple walk hand in hand at sunset on the shoreline of a secret island. The sea is so still that it reflects that couple, the beautiful white clouds, and the peachy tones of the sunset. In the distance is the coastline of the Dampier Peninsula, with sandy white beaches. Beyond the Pearl Farm on The Dampier Peninsula.
The beautiful interior of Beagle Bay Church, also known as the Mother of Pearl Church, is a sight to behold. With multiple alters comrpised of Mother of Pearl shell around the church, as well as decorating the trimmings of walls, arches resembling the windows on the ways - visiting this unique church is a must as a traveller to Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm or the Beagle Bay community.
A hired car from BroomeBroome Car Rentals drives to Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on the red pindan dirt road. Drive, Stay & Discover Offers.

make the most of your journey to Cygnet Bay

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm is more than a destination, it’s a gateway to one of the most remote and breathtaking regions of Australia, the Dampier Peninsula. Just north of Broome in Western Australia. We encourage visitors to take the time to explore this remarkable part of the Kimberley and support the incredible local tourism operators who call it home. 

Whether you’re here for the pearls, the culture, or the red dirt adventures, there’s so much more to see and do just beyond our farm gates. 

We invite you to journey beyond the pearl farm on the Dampier Peninsula.

The beautiful interior of Beagle Bay Church, also known as the Mother of Pearl Church, is a sight to behold. With multiple alters comrpised of Mother of Pearl shell around the church, as well as decorating the trimmings of walls, arches resembling the windows on the ways - visiting this unique church is a must as a traveller to Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm or the Beagle Bay community.

Make the most of your journey to Cygnet Bay

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm is more than a destination, it’s a gateway to one of the most remote and breathtaking regions of Australia, the Dampier Peninsula.  Just north of Broome in Western Australia. We encourage visitors to take the time to explore this remarkable part of the Kimberley and support the incredible local tourism operators who call it home. 

Whether you’re here for the pearls, the culture, or the red dirt adventures, there’s so much more to see and do just beyond our farm gates. 

We invite you to journey beyond the pearl farm on the Dampier Peninsula.

top experiences near cygnet bay

INDIGENOUS CULTURAL TOURS

The Dampier Peninsula is home to rich Aboriginal cultures and communities. Enhance your visit with cultural experiences led by Traditional Owners and local guides. 

Borrgoron Coast to Creek Tour

Learn about pearling history, bush tucker and traditional knowledge from Terry Hunter, a fourth-generation pearler from the Bardi Jawi people.

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Oolin Sunday Island Tours

Explore the waters of Sunday Island (Iwany) and hear ancient stories passed down through generations. Rosanna shares her Bardi Jawi culture on scenic boat tours through sacred sea country.

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Bolo

Southern Cross Cultural Tours: Join Bolo Angus for an unforgettable experience on the water. Learn about saltwater Country, hear traditional stories, and see cultural sites on tours around the Buccaneer Archipelago. 

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Lombadina Aboriginal Community

Visit this community to see local crafts, explore the stunning beach, and experience a way of life shaped by Country.

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Ardyaloon Hatchery

A unique insight into Bardi Jawi culture, aquaculture, and conservation efforts. Meet the team working to protect native marine species and discover traditional uses of shellfish like trochus.

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Bundys

Bundy shares his deep cultural connection to Country on engaging bushwalks and storytelling sessions. An opportunity to walk with a Traditional Owner and gain a personal understanding of the land and people. 

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Brian Lee

Follow Brian to the banks of Hunter’s Creek. Hear stories of the colourful characters who started white settlement on the Peninsula.

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Trevor Traditional Tours

A Bardi Jawi ranger for many years, Trevor shares his skills in spear throwing, fishing, crabbing and boomerang-throwing.

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Beagle Bay Sacred Heart Church

A must-visit on your way to or from Cygnet Bay, the Sacred Heart Church in Beagle Bay is one of the most unique and historically significant buildings in the Kimberley. Built by hand in 1917 by local Aboriginal people and Pallottine missionaries, the church is world-famous for its stunning altar made from mother-of-pearl shell, cowrie, and other local materials, a fitting connection to the pearling heritage of the region. 

Beyond its beauty, the church is a powerful symbol of the blending of cultures and the enduring spirit of the Beagle Bay community. 

Rosanna Angus sits on a rock, wearing her Oolin Sunday Island Cultural Tours shirt. She smiles wide, looking at the camera, while in the background is a large expanse of native Australian shrubs and trees.
Terry Hunter sits on a beach during his Borrgoron Cultural Tour. Behind him is the shoreline of Cygnet Bay.
stay a little longer

BEYOND THE PEARL FARM ON THE DAMPIER PENINSULA

Why not extend your trip and stay overnight at one of the many nearby accommodations or campsites? Options range from community-run stays to beachfront eco-resorts. 

Lombadina Accommodation

Stay within this welcoming Aboriginal community, just south of Cygnet Bay. Enjoy stunning beaches, local art and culture, and a range of lodging and camping options.

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Banana Well Getaway

A low-impact, eco friendly retreat and campground where guests can experience the untouched natural beauty of this amazing location. 

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Middle Lagoon

The low impact campground offers stunning views over two beautiful Bays. Surrounded by white sandy beaches and native bush, Middle Lagoon is a pristine paradise with easy beach access.   The perfect place to enjoy the peace and tranquility. Why not plan a few days doing absolutely nothing but swimming, fishing, exploring or lazily watching the whales and turtles swim past. 

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Djarindjin Campground

Shady powered and unpowered sites run by the Djarindjin Aboriginal Corporation. A great base to explore the Peninsula with modern facilities and a peaceful setting.

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Mercedes Cove

A private and secluded retreat at Waterbank, offering cabins and eco-accommodation.

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Smithy’s Seaside Adventures (4wd only)

This stunning seaside community is 60km from Beagle Bay on the Dampier Peninsula, offering beachfront campsites. 

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Pender Bay

Pender Bay is culturally known as a changeover, a sharing area between the Bardi, Nyul Nyul and Nimanburr peoples of the Dampier Peninsula.

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NEXT ADVENTURE BEYOND THE PEARL FARM ON THE DAMPIER PENINSULA

For more information on what to see and do around the Dampier Peninsula, speak with our friendly team when you arrive or explore some of our recommended partners below.

HORIZONTAL FALLS EXPERIENCES

Did you know that Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm is the closest land base to the iconic Horizontal Falls? Combine a day or overnight trip to Horizontal Falls with a stay at Cygnet Bay for the ultimate Kimberley bucket list experience. Choose from the three tours below all departing from our farm. 

The luxury Kimberley experience on the sea featuring award winning cruises. Stay on the sparkling, turquoise waters of The Kimberley across a range of nights to match your holiday plans. Explore not just highlights but also spots exclusive to these unique cruises.These Partners either start or finish (sometimes both) at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm and include our Pearl Farm Discovery Tour.

SUPPORT LOCAL. TRAVEL DEEPER.

We’re proud to work alongside many local operators and Traditional Owners to create a richer experience for our guests and a more sustainable tourism industry for our region. 

By exploring beyond Cygnet Bay, you help support regional communities and small businesses, and you’ll walk away with a deeper understanding of the culture, people, and landscapes that make this corner of the Kimberley so unique. 

So we invite you to journey beyond the pearl farm on the Dampier Peninsula.

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