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Tue, 23rd March 2010 - Thu, 31st March 2011

Our day journeying along rugged road terrain is broken up with stops to explore cultural and historical aspects of the peninsular, with out first break for morning tea at Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community. View an exquisite Pearl Shell Altar in a church built in 1918 by the Pallotine Monks.

Continuing further north to the coastal wilderness of Cape Leveque, located at the tip of the Dampier Peninsular, we stop to view the stunning Western Beach where the red cliffs meet the ocean (subject to vehicle access). Then we 4WD onto the beach to set up and break for approximately 2 hours for a delicious lunch and free time to swim, relax or walk along this pristine stretch of coastline.

On our afternoon return trip we call into Lombadina Aboriginal Community for afternoon tea. Here we enjoy a guided tour which will provide an insight into community lifestyle today. Subject to availability we also have the opportunity to purchase traditional hand crafted works made from the trochus shell, ebony and pearl shell and view the community church, considered a bush architecture masterpiece. From here we tackle the return trip home arriving in Broome at approximately 8.30pm.

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Times: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat (01 Mar - 30 Nov) @ 7.45AM
Running Time: 12 hours 30 minutes

Departures: Kimberley Sightseeing Centre, 4 Sanctuary Rd, Cable Beach or FREE hotel pick-up on request.

Please reconfirm tour at least 48 hours prior to departure.
Distance: 470kms

Note: Due to rough road conditions, this 4WD tour is not suitable for pregnant women, people with back problems or young children, please consult us if you are unsure. Lombadina guide availability is not guaranteed.

Note: This tour operates from 1st March to 30th November and is subject to road and weather conditions.

Our day journeying along rugged road terrain is broken up with stops to explore cultural and historical aspects of the peninsular, with out first break for morning tea at Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community. View an exquisite Pearl Shell Altar in a church built in 1918 by the Pallotine Monks.

Continuing further north to the coastal wilderness of Cape Leveque, located at the tip of the Dampier Peninsular, we stop to view the stunning Western Beach where the red cliffs meet the ocean (subject to ... Full Item Information