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Island Explorer

4.5608 reviews2 hoursCygnet BayEco-certified

Cruise across the flooded fault line where the ancient Kimberley Rock begins, and witness the visual spectacular of the Buccaneer Archipelago whilst on the look out for turtles, dolphins and other native wildlife.

 

At a glance

2 hours Duration
Cygnet Bay Location
Marine based (may get wet) Conditions
Eco-certified experience Accreditation

What you'll experience

  • Spectacular views of the Buccaneer Archipelago
  • Guided tour
  • Minimum weight 25kg
  • Boat cruise
  • Look out for native wildlife
  • This experience is part of our Eco Certified operations at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm

What's included & what to bring

What to bring

  • Water bottle
  • Sunscreen
  • Hat
  • Camera
  • Change of clothes

Where you'll meet

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm - reception - Cape Leveque Rd, Dampier Peninsula WA Get directions

Reviews

4.5608 reviews Google Reviews
I definitely recommend this place in WA Dampier Peninsula that looking for different experiences here. The serenity is stunning.

Michael C.

Frequently asked

From $275.00 / adult
A path leads to a Pearler's Village Safari Tent glowing from within at dusk. At this time of the day you can see inside the tent, showing the comfortable king bed with two ambient lamps on either side of the bed, the door to the ensuite of the tent and the passage to the self countained kitchenette area as well. Behind the tent is a beautiful Kimberley sunset, with pink and purple hues, and surrounding the tent are native, tropical plants - creating serenity and calm for those staying in this accommodation.

Make it a stay

Stay the night at Cygnet Bay

Extend your Kimberley adventure with a night at Australia's oldest pearl farm. Wake to the coast, stay close to tour departures, and choose from Safari Tents, Eco Tents, camping and more.

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