Broome Transit

A Look at Colour­ful Broome — The His­to­ry, The Pearls and The Nat­ur­al Beauty Climb on- board our air-con­di­tioned coach tour to explore Broome as only the locals know it. In this 3.5 hour tour you will see the very essence of Broome. See the spec­tac­u­lar nat­ur­al beau­ty, learn about the town’s diverse his­to­ry and cul­ture and see how the world-famous South Sea Aus­tralian Pearl is cul­ti­vat­ed and harvested.
TOUR INCLU­SIONS
Vis­it to Chinatown
Vis­it to the Japanese/​Chinese Cemetery
Extend­ed vis­it to the Broome Museum
One-hour vis­it to the brand new Cygnet Bay Pearls Bou­tique and Pearling Showcase
FEA­TURES Your tour includes vis­its to Cable Beach, extend­ed vis­it to the Broome Muse­um, the Japan­ese Ceme­tery and Chi­na­town. You will spend an hour with Cygnet Bay Pearls to expe­ri­ence an intro­duc­tion to Broome’s pearling past and the ​“Sto­ry of the Aus­tralian Pearl”. Wit­ness the won­der of a live pearl har­vest. Final­ly, you will be giv­en an intro­duc­tion to pearl grad­ing and val­ue and have ample time to read the ​“Time Line Wall” on the his­to­ry of Broome Pearls. View one of the largest and rarest pearls in the world.

Must See! Three broome attrac­tions in one tour. Mal­colm Dou­glas Croc­o­dile Park — The famous dai­ly feed­ing tour show­cas­es some of the largest croc­o­diles on dis­play in Aus­tralia. 12 Mile Bird Park — Over 600 birds await you at this amaz­ing park. The Man­go Place — An oasis of end­less man­go delights.

Must See! Three broome attrac­tions in one tour. Mal­colm Dou­glas Croc­o­dile Park — The famous dai­ly feed­ing tour show­cas­es some of the largest croc­o­diles on dis­play in Aus­tralia. 12 Mile Bird Park — Over 600 birds await you at this amaz­ing park. The Man­go Place — An oasis of end­less man­go delights.

Explore one of Australia’s most remote and untouched regions No trip to Broome would be com­plete with­out explor­ing the remote Dampi­er Penin­su­la and Cape Lev­eque! — Morn­ing Tea Pro­vid­ed — Includes Lunch — Includes Entrance Fees Trip High­lights and Inclu­sions Admire exquis­ite scenery aboard our mod­ern ful­ly air con­di­tioned 4WD coach Vis­it the his­toric Bea­gle Bay church with famous pearl shell alter. It is a small indige­nous com­mu­ni­ty that was found­ed in 1890 by French Trap­pist monks, who had come to the ​‘new’ land of Aus­tralia to work and con­vert Abo­rig­inies to Chris­tian­i­ty. Swim at the pris­tine beach­es of Kool­ja­man at Cape Lev­eque. Kool­ja­man at Cape Lev­eque is a unique wilder­ness camp which is sur­round­ed by a diver­si­ty of nat­ur­al won­ders. The amaz­ing wildlife, the vast array of marine life and the stun­ning coast­line, makes this a tru­ly unique expe­ri­ence. Dis­cov­er the rich pearling his­to­ry through your includ­ed Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm tour. The sto­ry of Cygnet Bay Pearls is a rare and fas­ci­nat­ing tale that began three gen­er­a­tions ago with entre­pre­neur and founder, Dean Brown. It was 1946 and nav­i­gat­ing the pris­tine Kim­ber­ley coast­line in a wood­en lug­ger, Dean dis­cov­ered the seclud­ed unspoilt beau­ty of Cygnet Bay. Enjoy your includ­ed lunch in the man­i­cured gar­dens of Cygnet Bay Pearls One Arm Point is the Bar­di Com­mu­ni­ty with a pop­u­la­tion of about 65 peo­ple. Take a tour of the hatch­ery and see a work­ing aqua­cul­ture cen­tre with a range of local art and arte­facts on sale. Pur­chase trochus shells and jew­ellery which has been local­ly carved out of this beau­ti­ful shell, which only the local Abo­rig­i­nal peo­ple are allowed to col­lect. Immerse your­self in Abo­rig­i­nal cul­ture with tra­di­tion­al elders at Gum­banan. The cur­rent elders Frank and Mau­reen are inte­gral parts of the Dampi­er Penin­su­lar com­mu­ni­ty and have enjoyed shar­ing their love and pas­sion for their home­land with tourists and locals alike.

The Yawuru’s Jet­ty to Jet­ty Tour is a her­itage coach tour along the fore­shore of Roe­buck Bay, with detailed and infor­ma­tive com­men­tary from Broome locals.
Dis­cov­er the beau­ty, cul­ture and his­to­ry of Broome’s Roe­buck Bay fore­shore, by tak­ing an air con­di­tioned coach tour of Yawuru’s Jet­ty to Jet­ty Trail, from the his­toric Streeter’s Jet­ty in Chi­na­town to the site of Broome’s Old Jet­ty at Town Beach.
Trav­el through the heart of Yawu­ru coun­try and learn more about the cul­tur­al land­scape of Yawu­ru peo­ple. Get a taste of the romance, adver­si­ty and that defined Broome’s pearling era.
The Jet­ty to Jet­ty tour offers all this and more, bring­ing to light the lega­cy of the pearling and the foun­da­tions of Broome’s mul­ti­cul­tur­al community.

Must See! Broome Three In One Tour — Mal­colm Dou­glas Croc­o­dile Park, 12 Mile Bird Park & The Man­go Place.
This tour takes in all three in one afternoon.
Mal­colm Dou­glas Croc­o­dile Park: Enter anoth­er world through the jaws of a giant salt­wa­ter croc­o­dile. The famous dai­ly feed­ing tour show­cas­es some of the largest croc­o­diles on dis­play in Aus­tralia. The park is home to breath­tak­ing­ly beau­ti­ful birdlife, a cas­sowary, kan­ga­roos, euros, jabirus, snakes and lizards. Very knowl­edge­able han­dlers will lead you around the park shar­ing fas­ci­nat­ing infor­ma­tion about some of the only remain­ing dinosaurs.
12 Mile Bird Park: Over 600 birds await you at this love­ly amaz­ing park. Take a walk along tidy trails that weave their way between aviaries, shad­ed alcoves with tim­ber seats and a Bar­ra­mun­di lake com­plete with water­fall. The birds them­selves range from tiny, beau­ti­ful­ly coloured Goul­dian finch­es to two majes­tic blue and gold macaws.
The Man­go Place: The peace and tran­quil­i­ty of this prop­er­ty greets you on arrival. It is an oasis of end­less delights. Sit under the shade trees to enjoy an exten­sive array of man­go prod­ucts. Indulge in man­go wine, sip a tru­ly deli­cious man­go smooth­ie or enjoy fresh­ly ground cof­fee with a slice of man­go liqueur cake in the trop­i­cal sur­rounds. A range of The Man­go Place prod­ucts are avail­able, from home­made ice-cream to chut­ney and sauces — taste the dif­fer­ent creations!