Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Tours

Dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay with Ter­ry Hunter, a fourth-gen­er­a­tion pearler and proud Bar­di man. Soak in his sto­ry as you explore the tidal flats, for­age for oys­ters and learn some of his tra­di­tion­al coastal hunt­ing tech­niques. The Coast to Creek tour offers a rare and immer­sive expe­ri­ence into both the nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley region and the rich cul­tur­al her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. Ter­ry shares his deep per­son­al con­nec­tion to the land, passed down through gen­er­a­tions, cre­at­ing a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about the region’s his­to­ry, ecol­o­gy, and Indige­nous tra­di­tions direct­ly from some­one who has lived and breathed them his entire life. — **Cul­tur­al sto­ry­telling:** Learn about the his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. — **Tidal flats explo­ration:** Walk across the tidal flats and rocks at low tide under the Kim­ber­ley sun. — **Oys­ter For­ag­ing:** Go search­ing for oys­ters, then get the amaz­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty to cook and eat one right off the rock. — **Coastal hunt­ing tech­niques:** Gain insights into tra­di­tion­al Bar­di hunt­ing meth­ods. — **Con­nec­tion with nature:** Expe­ri­ence the unique marine ecosys­tem of the Kim­ber­ley region. This is a coastal **land based** expe­ri­ence. **1. Wel­come and Intro­duc­tion** — Meet Ter­ry Hunter at the start­ing point. — Overview of the tour and safe­ty brief­ing. — Intro­duc­tion to the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay and the Bar­di people’s cul­tur­al con­nec­tion to the land. **2. Tidal Flats Explo­ration** — Ven­ture down to the beach to walk across the tidal flats at low tide. — Learn about the tidal sys­tems and marine ecol­o­gy of the Kim­ber­ley region. — For­age for oys­ters and dis­cov­er tra­di­tion­al coastal gath­er­ing tech­niques. **3. Sto­ry­telling and Cul­tur­al Insights** — Gath­er in a scenic spot for Ter­ry’s sto­ry­telling. — Learn about the Bar­di people’s his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and the impor­tance of the coast in their way of life. **4. Return Walk and Final Thoughts** — Walk back across the rocks, reflect­ing on the nat­ur­al sur­round­ings. — Oppor­tu­ni­ty for ques­tions and fur­ther cul­tur­al insights. — Con­clude the tour with a farewell and rec­om­men­da­tions for fur­ther explo­ration of the area. What sets this tour apart is the hands-on expe­ri­ence of explor­ing the tidal flats and for­ag­ing for oys­ters, an activ­i­ty inte­gral to the Bar­di people’s tra­di­tion­al coastal lifestyle. Walk­ing across the rocks at low tide, par­tic­i­pants get to engage with the envi­ron­ment in a deeply tac­tile way, gain­ing an under­stand­ing of the region’s marine life and the tides’ rhythms. This expe­ri­ence is about more than just phys­i­cal explo­ration; Terry’s sto­ry­telling allows vis­i­tors to con­nect with the land on a spir­i­tu­al and cul­tur­al lev­el. His pas­sion for shar­ing his her­itage, the sig­nif­i­cance of the coast to the Bar­di peo­ple, and the sus­tain­able prac­tices his com­mu­ni­ty has devel­oped over gen­er­a­tions gives par­tic­i­pants a new per­spec­tive on how we inter­act with nature. Being able to par­tic­i­pate in such an inti­mate and per­son­al tour makes this a tru­ly spe­cial expe­ri­ence. It’s not only an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see breath­tak­ing land­scapes but also a chance to walk along­side a cus­to­di­an of tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge, mak­ing it a mean­ing­ful jour­ney for any­one inter­est­ed in Australia’s Indige­nous her­itage and the nat­ur­al world. Please arrive and check in at recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour depar­ture. What to Bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Bug spray — Cam­era — Reef walk­ing shoes Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness, as par­tic­i­pants will be walk­ing on uneven sur­faces and nav­i­gat­ing rocks at low tide. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, due to the nature of the ter­rain, this tour is not ful­ly acces­si­ble for indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty impair­ments includ­ing wheel­chairs. Addi­tion­al­ly, the out­door envi­ron­ment means expo­sure to direct sun­light and heat, so par­tic­i­pants should be pre­pared for these con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or ques­tions, please con­tact us in advance, and we will do our best to accom­mo­date you or sug­gest alter­na­tive expe­ri­ences that may be more suit­able. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! 2 hour dura­tion Full refund with at least 48 hours notice Meet­ing Point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion Wheel­chair and stroller not accessible. 

Dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay with Ter­ry Hunter, a fourth-gen­er­a­tion pearler and proud Bar­di man. Soak in his sto­ry as you explore the tidal flats, for­age for oys­ters and learn some of his tra­di­tion­al coastal hunt­ing tech­niques. The Coast to Creek tour offers a rare and immer­sive expe­ri­ence into both the nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley region and the rich cul­tur­al her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. Ter­ry shares his deep per­son­al con­nec­tion to the land, passed down through gen­er­a­tions, cre­at­ing a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about the region’s his­to­ry, ecol­o­gy, and Indige­nous tra­di­tions direct­ly from some­one who has lived and breathed them his entire life. what_​is_​included: — **Cul­tur­al sto­ry­telling:** Learn about the his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. — Tidal flats exploration:Walk across the tidal flats and rocks at low tide under the Kim­ber­ley sun. — Oys­ter For­ag­ing: Go search­ing for oys­ters, then get the amaz­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty to cook and eat one right off the rock. — Coastal hunt­ing tech­niques: Gain insights into tra­di­tion­al Bar­di hunt­ing meth­ods. — Con­nec­tion with nature: Expe­ri­ence the unique marine ecosys­tem of the Kim­ber­ley region. This is a coastal land based expe­ri­ence. 1. Wel­come and Intro­duc­tion — Meet Ter­ry Hunter at the start­ing point. — Overview of the tour and safe­ty brief­ing. — Intro­duc­tion to the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay and the Bar­di people’s cul­tur­al con­nec­tion to the land. 2. Tidal Flats Explo­ration — Ven­ture down to the beach to walk across the tidal flats at low tide. — Learn about the tidal sys­tems and marine ecol­o­gy of the Kim­ber­ley region. — For­age for oys­ters and dis­cov­er tra­di­tion­al coastal gath­er­ing tech­niques. 3. Sto­ry­telling and Cul­tur­al Insights — Gath­er in a scenic spot for Ter­ry’s sto­ry­telling. — Learn about the Bar­di people’s his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and the impor­tance of the coast in their way of life. **4. Return Walk and Final Thoughts** — Walk back across the rocks, reflect­ing on the nat­ur­al sur­round­ings. — Oppor­tu­ni­ty for ques­tions and fur­ther cul­tur­al insights. — Con­clude the tour with a farewell and rec­om­men­da­tions for fur­ther explo­ration of the area. What sets this tour apart is the hands-on expe­ri­ence of explor­ing the tidal flats and for­ag­ing for oys­ters, an activ­i­ty inte­gral to the Bar­di people’s tra­di­tion­al coastal lifestyle. Walk­ing across the rocks at low tide, par­tic­i­pants get to engage with the envi­ron­ment in a deeply tac­tile way, gain­ing an under­stand­ing of the region’s marine life and the tides’ rhythms. This expe­ri­ence is about more than just phys­i­cal explo­ration; Terry’s sto­ry­telling allows vis­i­tors to con­nect with the land on a spir­i­tu­al and cul­tur­al lev­el. His pas­sion for shar­ing his her­itage, the sig­nif­i­cance of the coast to the Bar­di peo­ple, and the sus­tain­able prac­tices his com­mu­ni­ty has devel­oped over gen­er­a­tions gives par­tic­i­pants a new per­spec­tive on how we inter­act with nature. Being able to par­tic­i­pate in such an inti­mate and per­son­al tour makes this a tru­ly spe­cial expe­ri­ence. It’s not only an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see breath­tak­ing land­scapes but also a chance to walk along­side a cus­to­di­an of tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge, mak­ing it a mean­ing­ful jour­ney for any­one inter­est­ed in Australia’s Indige­nous her­itage and the nat­ur­al world. Please arrive and check in at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour depar­ture. WHAT TO BRING: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Bug spray — Cam­era — Reef walk­ing shoes Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness, as par­tic­i­pants will be walk­ing on uneven sur­faces and nav­i­gat­ing rocks at low tide. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, due to the nature of the ter­rain, this tour is not ful­ly acces­si­ble for indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty impair­ments includ­ing wheel­chairs. Addi­tion­al­ly, the out­door envi­ron­ment means expo­sure to direct sun­light and heat, so par­tic­i­pants should be pre­pared for these con­di­tions. Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion — Symp­toms: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — Hydrate: Drink water often. — Cool Down: Rest in shade. — Dress Light: Wear cool cloth­ing. — Act Quick­ly: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! 

dura­tion: 2 hours cancellation_​summary: Full refund with at least 48 hours notice meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion group_​size: Max­i­mum 25 peo­ple acces­si­bil­i­ty: Wheel­chair and stroller not acces­si­ble. descrip­tion: Dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay with Ter­ry Hunter, a fourth-gen­er­a­tion pearler and proud Bar­di man. Soak in his sto­ry as you explore the tidal flats, for­age for oys­ters and learn some of his tra­di­tion­al coastal hunt­ing tech­niques. The Coast to Creek tour offers a rare and immer­sive expe­ri­ence into both the nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley region and the rich cul­tur­al her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. Ter­ry shares his deep per­son­al con­nec­tion to the land, passed down through gen­er­a­tions, cre­at­ing a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about the region’s his­to­ry, ecol­o­gy, and Indige­nous tra­di­tions direct­ly from some­one who has lived and breathed them his entire life. what_​is_​included: — **Cul­tur­al sto­ry­telling:** Learn about the his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. — **Tidal flats explo­ration:** Walk across the tidal flats and rocks at low tide under the Kim­ber­ley sun. — **Oys­ter For­ag­ing:** Go search­ing for oys­ters, then get the amaz­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty to cook and eat one right off the rock. — **Coastal hunt­ing tech­niques:** Gain insights into tra­di­tion­al Bar­di hunt­ing meth­ods. — **Con­nec­tion with nature:** Expe­ri­ence the unique marine ecosys­tem of the Kim­ber­ley region. what_​is_​not_​included: This is a coastal **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. itin­er­ary: **1. Wel­come and Intro­duc­tion** — Meet Ter­ry Hunter at the start­ing point. — Overview of the tour and safe­ty brief­ing. — Intro­duc­tion to the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay and the Bar­di people’s cul­tur­al con­nec­tion to the land. **2. Tidal Flats Explo­ration** — Ven­ture down to the beach to walk across the tidal flats at low tide. — Learn about the tidal sys­tems and marine ecol­o­gy of the Kim­ber­ley region. — For­age for oys­ters and dis­cov­er tra­di­tion­al coastal gath­er­ing tech­niques. **3. Sto­ry­telling and Cul­tur­al Insights** — Gath­er in a scenic spot for Ter­ry’s sto­ry­telling. — Learn about the Bar­di people’s his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and the impor­tance of the coast in their way of life. **4. Return Walk and Final Thoughts** — Walk back across the rocks, reflect­ing on the nat­ur­al sur­round­ings. — Oppor­tu­ni­ty for ques­tions and fur­ther cul­tur­al insights. — Con­clude the tour with a farewell and rec­om­men­da­tions for fur­ther explo­ration of the area. high­lights: What sets this tour apart is the hands-on expe­ri­ence of explor­ing the tidal flats and for­ag­ing for oys­ters, an activ­i­ty inte­gral to the Bar­di people’s tra­di­tion­al coastal lifestyle. Walk­ing across the rocks at low tide, par­tic­i­pants get to engage with the envi­ron­ment in a deeply tac­tile way, gain­ing an under­stand­ing of the region’s marine life and the tides’ rhythms. This expe­ri­ence is about more than just phys­i­cal explo­ration; Terry’s sto­ry­telling allows vis­i­tors to con­nect with the land on a spir­i­tu­al and cul­tur­al lev­el. His pas­sion for shar­ing his her­itage, the sig­nif­i­cance of the coast to the Bar­di peo­ple, and the sus­tain­able prac­tices his com­mu­ni­ty has devel­oped over gen­er­a­tions gives par­tic­i­pants a new per­spec­tive on how we inter­act with nature. Being able to par­tic­i­pate in such an inti­mate and per­son­al tour makes this a tru­ly spe­cial expe­ri­ence. It’s not only an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see breath­tak­ing land­scapes but also a chance to walk along­side a cus­to­di­an of tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge, mak­ing it a mean­ing­ful jour­ney for any­one inter­est­ed in Australia’s Indige­nous her­itage and the nat­ur­al world. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in at recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Bug spray — Cam­era — Reef walk­ing shoes special_​requirements: Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. restric­tions: The tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness, as par­tic­i­pants will be walk­ing on uneven sur­faces and nav­i­gat­ing rocks at low tide. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, due to the nature of the ter­rain, this tour is not ful­ly acces­si­ble for indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty impair­ments includ­ing wheel­chairs. Addi­tion­al­ly, the out­door envi­ron­ment means expo­sure to direct sun­light and heat, so par­tic­i­pants should be pre­pared for these con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or ques­tions, please con­tact us in advance, and we will do our best to accom­mo­date you or sug­gest alter­na­tive expe­ri­ences that may be more suit­able. dis­claimers: **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe!

dura­tion: 2 hours cancellation_​summary: Full refund with at least 48 hours notice meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion min_​age: None max_​age: None group_​size: Max­i­mum 25 peo­ple acces­si­bil­i­ty: Wheel­chair and stroller not acces­si­ble. pric­ing: None descrip­tion: Dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay with Ter­ry Hunter, a fourth-gen­er­a­tion pearler and proud Bar­di man. Soak in his sto­ry as you explore the tidal flats, for­age for oys­ters and learn some of his tra­di­tion­al coastal hunt­ing tech­niques. The Coast to Creek tour offers a rare and immer­sive expe­ri­ence into both the nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley region and the rich cul­tur­al her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. Ter­ry shares his deep per­son­al con­nec­tion to the land, passed down through gen­er­a­tions, cre­at­ing a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about the region’s his­to­ry, ecol­o­gy, and Indige­nous tra­di­tions direct­ly from some­one who has lived and breathed them his entire life. what_​is_​included: — **Cul­tur­al sto­ry­telling:** Learn about the his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. — **Tidal flats explo­ration:** Walk across the tidal flats and rocks at low tide under the Kim­ber­ley sun. — **Oys­ter For­ag­ing:** Go search­ing for oys­ters, then get the amaz­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty to cook and eat one right off the rock. — **Coastal hunt­ing tech­niques:** Gain insights into tra­di­tion­al Bar­di hunt­ing meth­ods. — **Con­nec­tion with nature:** Expe­ri­ence the unique marine ecosys­tem of the Kim­ber­ley region. what_​is_​not_​included: This is a coastal **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. itin­er­ary: **1. Wel­come and Intro­duc­tion** — Meet Ter­ry Hunter at the start­ing point. — Overview of the tour and safe­ty brief­ing. — Intro­duc­tion to the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay and the Bar­di people’s cul­tur­al con­nec­tion to the land. **2. Tidal Flats Explo­ration** — Ven­ture down to the beach to walk across the tidal flats at low tide. — Learn about the tidal sys­tems and marine ecol­o­gy of the Kim­ber­ley region. — For­age for oys­ters and dis­cov­er tra­di­tion­al coastal gath­er­ing tech­niques. **3. Sto­ry­telling and Cul­tur­al Insights** — Gath­er in a scenic spot for Ter­ry’s sto­ry­telling. — Learn about the Bar­di people’s his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and the impor­tance of the coast in their way of life. **4. Return Walk and Final Thoughts** — Walk back across the rocks, reflect­ing on the nat­ur­al sur­round­ings. — Oppor­tu­ni­ty for ques­tions and fur­ther cul­tur­al insights. — Con­clude the tour with a farewell and rec­om­men­da­tions for fur­ther explo­ration of the area. high­lights: What sets this tour apart is the hands-on expe­ri­ence of explor­ing the tidal flats and for­ag­ing for oys­ters, an activ­i­ty inte­gral to the Bar­di people’s tra­di­tion­al coastal lifestyle. Walk­ing across the rocks at low tide, par­tic­i­pants get to engage with the envi­ron­ment in a deeply tac­tile way, gain­ing an under­stand­ing of the region’s marine life and the tides’ rhythms. This expe­ri­ence is about more than just phys­i­cal explo­ration; Terry’s sto­ry­telling allows vis­i­tors to con­nect with the land on a spir­i­tu­al and cul­tur­al lev­el. His pas­sion for shar­ing his her­itage, the sig­nif­i­cance of the coast to the Bar­di peo­ple, and the sus­tain­able prac­tices his com­mu­ni­ty has devel­oped over gen­er­a­tions gives par­tic­i­pants a new per­spec­tive on how we inter­act with nature. Being able to par­tic­i­pate in such an inti­mate and per­son­al tour makes this a tru­ly spe­cial expe­ri­ence. It’s not only an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see breath­tak­ing land­scapes but also a chance to walk along­side a cus­to­di­an of tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge, mak­ing it a mean­ing­ful jour­ney for any­one inter­est­ed in Australia’s Indige­nous her­itage and the nat­ur­al world. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in at recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Bug spray — Cam­era — Reef walk­ing shoes special_​requirements: Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. restric­tions: The tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness, as par­tic­i­pants will be walk­ing on uneven sur­faces and nav­i­gat­ing rocks at low tide. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, due to the nature of the ter­rain, this tour is not ful­ly acces­si­ble for indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty impair­ments includ­ing wheel­chairs. Addi­tion­al­ly, the out­door envi­ron­ment means expo­sure to direct sun­light and heat, so par­tic­i­pants should be pre­pared for these con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or ques­tions, please con­tact us in advance, and we will do our best to accom­mo­date you or sug­gest alter­na­tive expe­ri­ences that may be more suit­able. extras: None dis­claimers: **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! faqs: None

dura­tion: 2 hours cancellation_​summary: Full refund with at least 48 hours notice meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion min_​age: None max_​age: None group_​size: Max­i­mum 25 peo­ple acces­si­bil­i­ty: Wheel­chair and stroller not acces­si­ble. pric­ing: None descrip­tion: Dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay with Ter­ry Hunter, a fourth-gen­er­a­tion pearler and proud Bar­di man. Soak in his sto­ry as you explore the tidal flats, for­age for oys­ters and learn some of his tra­di­tion­al coastal hunt­ing tech­niques. The Coast to Creek tour offers a rare and immer­sive expe­ri­ence into both the nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley region and the rich cul­tur­al her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. Ter­ry shares his deep per­son­al con­nec­tion to the land, passed down through gen­er­a­tions, cre­at­ing a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about the region’s his­to­ry, ecol­o­gy, and Indige­nous tra­di­tions direct­ly from some­one who has lived and breathed them his entire life. what_​is_​included: — **Cul­tur­al sto­ry­telling:** Learn about the his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. — **Tidal flats explo­ration:** Walk across the tidal flats and rocks at low tide under the Kim­ber­ley sun. — **Oys­ter For­ag­ing:** Go search­ing for oys­ters, then get the amaz­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty to cook and eat one right off the rock. — **Coastal hunt­ing tech­niques:** Gain insights into tra­di­tion­al Bar­di hunt­ing meth­ods. — **Con­nec­tion with nature:** Expe­ri­ence the unique marine ecosys­tem of the Kim­ber­ley region. what_​is_​not_​included: This is a coastal **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. itin­er­ary: **1. Wel­come and Intro­duc­tion** — Meet Ter­ry Hunter at the start­ing point. — Overview of the tour and safe­ty brief­ing. — Intro­duc­tion to the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay and the Bar­di people’s cul­tur­al con­nec­tion to the land. **2. Tidal Flats Explo­ration** — Ven­ture down to the beach to walk across the tidal flats at low tide. — Learn about the tidal sys­tems and marine ecol­o­gy of the Kim­ber­ley region. — For­age for oys­ters and dis­cov­er tra­di­tion­al coastal gath­er­ing tech­niques. **3. Sto­ry­telling and Cul­tur­al Insights** — Gath­er in a scenic spot for Ter­ry’s sto­ry­telling. — Learn about the Bar­di people’s his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and the impor­tance of the coast in their way of life. **4. Return Walk and Final Thoughts** — Walk back across the rocks, reflect­ing on the nat­ur­al sur­round­ings. — Oppor­tu­ni­ty for ques­tions and fur­ther cul­tur­al insights. — Con­clude the tour with a farewell and rec­om­men­da­tions for fur­ther explo­ration of the area. high­lights: What sets this tour apart is the hands-on expe­ri­ence of explor­ing the tidal flats and for­ag­ing for oys­ters, an activ­i­ty inte­gral to the Bar­di people’s tra­di­tion­al coastal lifestyle. Walk­ing across the rocks at low tide, par­tic­i­pants get to engage with the envi­ron­ment in a deeply tac­tile way, gain­ing an under­stand­ing of the region’s marine life and the tides’ rhythms. This expe­ri­ence is about more than just phys­i­cal explo­ration; Terry’s sto­ry­telling allows vis­i­tors to con­nect with the land on a spir­i­tu­al and cul­tur­al lev­el. His pas­sion for shar­ing his her­itage, the sig­nif­i­cance of the coast to the Bar­di peo­ple, and the sus­tain­able prac­tices his com­mu­ni­ty has devel­oped over gen­er­a­tions gives par­tic­i­pants a new per­spec­tive on how we inter­act with nature. Being able to par­tic­i­pate in such an inti­mate and per­son­al tour makes this a tru­ly spe­cial expe­ri­ence. It’s not only an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see breath­tak­ing land­scapes but also a chance to walk along­side a cus­to­di­an of tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge, mak­ing it a mean­ing­ful jour­ney for any­one inter­est­ed in Australia’s Indige­nous her­itage and the nat­ur­al world. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in at recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Bug spray — Cam­era — Reef walk­ing shoes special_​requirements: Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. restric­tions: The tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness, as par­tic­i­pants will be walk­ing on uneven sur­faces and nav­i­gat­ing rocks at low tide. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, due to the nature of the ter­rain, this tour is not ful­ly acces­si­ble for indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty impair­ments includ­ing wheel­chairs. Addi­tion­al­ly, the out­door envi­ron­ment means expo­sure to direct sun­light and heat, so par­tic­i­pants should be pre­pared for these con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or ques­tions, please con­tact us in advance, and we will do our best to accom­mo­date you or sug­gest alter­na­tive expe­ri­ences that may be more suit­able. extras: None dis­claimers: **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! faqs: None

Dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay with Ter­ry Hunter, a fourth-gen­er­a­tion pearler and proud Bar­di man. Soak in his sto­ry as you explore the tidal flats, for­age for oys­ters and learn some of his tra­di­tion­al coastal hunt­ing tech­niques. The Coast to Creek tour offers a rare and immer­sive expe­ri­ence into both the nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley region and the rich cul­tur­al her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. Ter­ry shares his deep per­son­al con­nec­tion to the land, passed down through gen­er­a­tions, cre­at­ing a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about the region’s his­to­ry, ecol­o­gy, and Indige­nous tra­di­tions direct­ly from some­one who has lived and breathed them his entire life. — **Cul­tur­al sto­ry­telling:** Learn about the his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. — **Tidal flats explo­ration:** Walk across the tidal flats and rocks at low tide under the Kim­ber­ley sun. — **Oys­ter For­ag­ing:** Go search­ing for oys­ters, then get the amaz­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty to cook and eat one right off the rock. — **Coastal hunt­ing tech­niques:** Gain insights into tra­di­tion­al Bar­di hunt­ing meth­ods. — **Con­nec­tion with nature:** Expe­ri­ence the unique marine ecosys­tem of the Kim­ber­ley region. This is a coastal **land based** expe­ri­ence. **1. Wel­come and Intro­duc­tion** — Meet Ter­ry Hunter at the start­ing point. — Overview of the tour and safe­ty brief­ing. — Intro­duc­tion to the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay and the Bar­di people’s cul­tur­al con­nec­tion to the land. **2. Tidal Flats Explo­ration** — Ven­ture down to the beach to walk across the tidal flats at low tide. — Learn about the tidal sys­tems and marine ecol­o­gy of the Kim­ber­ley region. — For­age for oys­ters and dis­cov­er tra­di­tion­al coastal gath­er­ing tech­niques. **3. Sto­ry­telling and Cul­tur­al Insights** — Gath­er in a scenic spot for Ter­ry’s sto­ry­telling. — Learn about the Bar­di people’s his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and the impor­tance of the coast in their way of life. **4. Return Walk and Final Thoughts** — Walk back across the rocks, reflect­ing on the nat­ur­al sur­round­ings. — Oppor­tu­ni­ty for ques­tions and fur­ther cul­tur­al insights. — Con­clude the tour with a farewell and rec­om­men­da­tions for fur­ther explo­ration of the area. What sets this tour apart is the hands-on expe­ri­ence of explor­ing the tidal flats and for­ag­ing for oys­ters, an activ­i­ty inte­gral to the Bar­di people’s tra­di­tion­al coastal lifestyle. Walk­ing across the rocks at low tide, par­tic­i­pants get to engage with the envi­ron­ment in a deeply tac­tile way, gain­ing an under­stand­ing of the region’s marine life and the tides’ rhythms. This expe­ri­ence is about more than just phys­i­cal explo­ration; Terry’s sto­ry­telling allows vis­i­tors to con­nect with the land on a spir­i­tu­al and cul­tur­al lev­el. His pas­sion for shar­ing his her­itage, the sig­nif­i­cance of the coast to the Bar­di peo­ple, and the sus­tain­able prac­tices his com­mu­ni­ty has devel­oped over gen­er­a­tions gives par­tic­i­pants a new per­spec­tive on how we inter­act with nature. Being able to par­tic­i­pate in such an inti­mate and per­son­al tour makes this a tru­ly spe­cial expe­ri­ence. It’s not only an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see breath­tak­ing land­scapes but also a chance to walk along­side a cus­to­di­an of tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge, mak­ing it a mean­ing­ful jour­ney for any­one inter­est­ed in Australia’s Indige­nous her­itage and the nat­ur­al world. Please arrive and check in at recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour depar­ture. What to Bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Bug spray — Cam­era — Reef walk­ing shoes Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness, as par­tic­i­pants will be walk­ing on uneven sur­faces and nav­i­gat­ing rocks at low tide. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, due to the nature of the ter­rain, this tour is not ful­ly acces­si­ble for indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty impair­ments includ­ing wheel­chairs. Addi­tion­al­ly, the out­door envi­ron­ment means expo­sure to direct sun­light and heat, so par­tic­i­pants should be pre­pared for these con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or ques­tions, please con­tact us in advance, and we will do our best to accom­mo­date you or sug­gest alter­na­tive expe­ri­ences that may be more suit­able. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! 2 hour dura­tion Full refund with at least 48 hours notice Meet­ing Point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion Wheel­chair and stroller not accessible. 

dura­tion: 2 hours cancellation_​summary: Full refund with at least 48 hours notice meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion min_​age: None max_​age: None group_​size: Max­i­mum 25 peo­ple acces­si­bil­i­ty: Wheel­chair and stroller not acces­si­ble. pric­ing: None descrip­tion: Dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay with Ter­ry Hunter, a fourth-gen­er­a­tion pearler and proud Bar­di man. Soak in his sto­ry as you explore the tidal flats, for­age for oys­ters and learn some of his tra­di­tion­al coastal hunt­ing tech­niques. The Coast to Creek tour offers a rare and immer­sive expe­ri­ence into both the nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley region and the rich cul­tur­al her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. Ter­ry shares his deep per­son­al con­nec­tion to the land, passed down through gen­er­a­tions, cre­at­ing a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about the region’s his­to­ry, ecol­o­gy, and Indige­nous tra­di­tions direct­ly from some­one who has lived and breathed them his entire life. what_​is_​included: — **Cul­tur­al sto­ry­telling:** Learn about the his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. — **Tidal flats explo­ration:** Walk across the tidal flats and rocks at low tide under the Kim­ber­ley sun. — **Oys­ter For­ag­ing:** Go search­ing for oys­ters, then get the amaz­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty to cook and eat one right off the rock. — **Coastal hunt­ing tech­niques:** Gain insights into tra­di­tion­al Bar­di hunt­ing meth­ods. — **Con­nec­tion with nature:** Expe­ri­ence the unique marine ecosys­tem of the Kim­ber­ley region. what_​is_​not_​included: This is a coastal **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. itin­er­ary: **1. Wel­come and Intro­duc­tion** — Meet Ter­ry Hunter at the start­ing point. — Overview of the tour and safe­ty brief­ing. — Intro­duc­tion to the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay and the Bar­di people’s cul­tur­al con­nec­tion to the land. **2. Tidal Flats Explo­ration** — Ven­ture down to the beach to walk across the tidal flats at low tide. — Learn about the tidal sys­tems and marine ecol­o­gy of the Kim­ber­ley region. — For­age for oys­ters and dis­cov­er tra­di­tion­al coastal gath­er­ing tech­niques. **3. Sto­ry­telling and Cul­tur­al Insights** — Gath­er in a scenic spot for Ter­ry’s sto­ry­telling. — Learn about the Bar­di people’s his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and the impor­tance of the coast in their way of life. **4. Return Walk and Final Thoughts** — Walk back across the rocks, reflect­ing on the nat­ur­al sur­round­ings. — Oppor­tu­ni­ty for ques­tions and fur­ther cul­tur­al insights. — Con­clude the tour with a farewell and rec­om­men­da­tions for fur­ther explo­ration of the area. high­lights: What sets this tour apart is the hands-on expe­ri­ence of explor­ing the tidal flats and for­ag­ing for oys­ters, an activ­i­ty inte­gral to the Bar­di people’s tra­di­tion­al coastal lifestyle. Walk­ing across the rocks at low tide, par­tic­i­pants get to engage with the envi­ron­ment in a deeply tac­tile way, gain­ing an under­stand­ing of the region’s marine life and the tides’ rhythms. This expe­ri­ence is about more than just phys­i­cal explo­ration; Terry’s sto­ry­telling allows vis­i­tors to con­nect with the land on a spir­i­tu­al and cul­tur­al lev­el. His pas­sion for shar­ing his her­itage, the sig­nif­i­cance of the coast to the Bar­di peo­ple, and the sus­tain­able prac­tices his com­mu­ni­ty has devel­oped over gen­er­a­tions gives par­tic­i­pants a new per­spec­tive on how we inter­act with nature. Being able to par­tic­i­pate in such an inti­mate and per­son­al tour makes this a tru­ly spe­cial expe­ri­ence. It’s not only an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see breath­tak­ing land­scapes but also a chance to walk along­side a cus­to­di­an of tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge, mak­ing it a mean­ing­ful jour­ney for any­one inter­est­ed in Australia’s Indige­nous her­itage and the nat­ur­al world. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in at recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Bug spray — Cam­era — Reef walk­ing shoes special_​requirements: Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. restric­tions: The tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness, as par­tic­i­pants will be walk­ing on uneven sur­faces and nav­i­gat­ing rocks at low tide. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, due to the nature of the ter­rain, this tour is not ful­ly acces­si­ble for indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty impair­ments includ­ing wheel­chairs. Addi­tion­al­ly, the out­door envi­ron­ment means expo­sure to direct sun­light and heat, so par­tic­i­pants should be pre­pared for these con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or ques­tions, please con­tact us in advance, and we will do our best to accom­mo­date you or sug­gest alter­na­tive expe­ri­ences that may be more suit­able. extras: None dis­claimers: **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! faqs: None

Dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay with Ter­ry Hunter, a fourth-gen­er­a­tion pearler and proud Bar­di man. Soak in his sto­ry as you explore the tidal flats, for­age for oys­ters and learn some of his tra­di­tion­al coastal hunt­ing tech­niques. The Coast to Creek tour offers a rare and immer­sive expe­ri­ence into both the nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley region and the rich cul­tur­al her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. Ter­ry shares his deep per­son­al con­nec­tion to the land, passed down through gen­er­a­tions, cre­at­ing a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about the region’s his­to­ry, ecol­o­gy, and Indige­nous tra­di­tions direct­ly from some­one who has lived and breathed them his entire life. — **Cul­tur­al sto­ry­telling:** Learn about the his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. — **Tidal flats explo­ration:** Walk across the tidal flats and rocks at low tide under the Kim­ber­ley sun. — **Oys­ter For­ag­ing:** Go search­ing for oys­ters, then get the amaz­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty to cook and eat one right off the rock. — **Coastal hunt­ing tech­niques:** Gain insights into tra­di­tion­al Bar­di hunt­ing meth­ods. — **Con­nec­tion with nature:** Expe­ri­ence the unique marine ecosys­tem of the Kim­ber­ley region. This is a coastal **land based** expe­ri­ence. **1. Wel­come and Intro­duc­tion** — Meet Ter­ry Hunter at the start­ing point. — Overview of the tour and safe­ty brief­ing. — Intro­duc­tion to the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay and the Bar­di people’s cul­tur­al con­nec­tion to the land. **2. Tidal Flats Explo­ration** — Ven­ture down to the beach to walk across the tidal flats at low tide. — Learn about the tidal sys­tems and marine ecol­o­gy of the Kim­ber­ley region. — For­age for oys­ters and dis­cov­er tra­di­tion­al coastal gath­er­ing tech­niques. **3. Sto­ry­telling and Cul­tur­al Insights** — Gath­er in a scenic spot for Ter­ry’s sto­ry­telling. — Learn about the Bar­di people’s his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and the impor­tance of the coast in their way of life. **4. Return Walk and Final Thoughts** — Walk back across the rocks, reflect­ing on the nat­ur­al sur­round­ings. — Oppor­tu­ni­ty for ques­tions and fur­ther cul­tur­al insights. — Con­clude the tour with a farewell and rec­om­men­da­tions for fur­ther explo­ration of the area. What sets this tour apart is the hands-on expe­ri­ence of explor­ing the tidal flats and for­ag­ing for oys­ters, an activ­i­ty inte­gral to the Bar­di people’s tra­di­tion­al coastal lifestyle. Walk­ing across the rocks at low tide, par­tic­i­pants get to engage with the envi­ron­ment in a deeply tac­tile way, gain­ing an under­stand­ing of the region’s marine life and the tides’ rhythms. This expe­ri­ence is about more than just phys­i­cal explo­ration; Terry’s sto­ry­telling allows vis­i­tors to con­nect with the land on a spir­i­tu­al and cul­tur­al lev­el. His pas­sion for shar­ing his her­itage, the sig­nif­i­cance of the coast to the Bar­di peo­ple, and the sus­tain­able prac­tices his com­mu­ni­ty has devel­oped over gen­er­a­tions gives par­tic­i­pants a new per­spec­tive on how we inter­act with nature. Being able to par­tic­i­pate in such an inti­mate and per­son­al tour makes this a tru­ly spe­cial expe­ri­ence. It’s not only an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see breath­tak­ing land­scapes but also a chance to walk along­side a cus­to­di­an of tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge, mak­ing it a mean­ing­ful jour­ney for any­one inter­est­ed in Australia’s Indige­nous her­itage and the nat­ur­al world. Please arrive and check in at recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour depar­ture. What to Bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Bug spray — Cam­era — Reef walk­ing shoes Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness, as par­tic­i­pants will be walk­ing on uneven sur­faces and nav­i­gat­ing rocks at low tide. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, due to the nature of the ter­rain, this tour is not ful­ly acces­si­ble for indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty impair­ments includ­ing wheel­chairs. Addi­tion­al­ly, the out­door envi­ron­ment means expo­sure to direct sun­light and heat, so par­tic­i­pants should be pre­pared for these con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or ques­tions, please con­tact us in advance, and we will do our best to accom­mo­date you or sug­gest alter­na­tive expe­ri­ences that may be more suit­able. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! 2 hour dura­tion Full refund with at least 48 hours notice Meet­ing Point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion Wheel­chair and stroller not accessible. 

Dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay with Ter­ry Hunter, a fourth-gen­er­a­tion pearler and proud Bar­di man. Soak in his sto­ry as you explore the tidal flats, for­age for oys­ters and learn some of his tra­di­tion­al coastal hunt­ing tech­niques. The Coast to Creek tour offers a rare and immer­sive expe­ri­ence into both the nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley region and the rich cul­tur­al her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. Ter­ry shares his deep per­son­al con­nec­tion to the land, passed down through gen­er­a­tions, cre­at­ing a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about the region’s his­to­ry, ecol­o­gy, and Indige­nous tra­di­tions direct­ly from some­one who has lived and breathed them his entire life. — **Cul­tur­al sto­ry­telling:** Learn about the his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and her­itage of the Bar­di peo­ple. — **Tidal flats explo­ration:** Walk across the tidal flats and rocks at low tide under the Kim­ber­ley sun. — **Oys­ter For­ag­ing:** Go search­ing for oys­ters, then get the amaz­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty to cook and eat one right off the rock. — **Coastal hunt­ing tech­niques:** Gain insights into tra­di­tion­al Bar­di hunt­ing meth­ods. — **Con­nec­tion with nature:** Expe­ri­ence the unique marine ecosys­tem of the Kim­ber­ley region. This is a coastal **land based** expe­ri­ence. **1. Wel­come and Intro­duc­tion** — Meet Ter­ry Hunter at the start­ing point. — Overview of the tour and safe­ty brief­ing. — Intro­duc­tion to the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay and the Bar­di people’s cul­tur­al con­nec­tion to the land. **2. Tidal Flats Explo­ration** — Ven­ture down to the beach to walk across the tidal flats at low tide. — Learn about the tidal sys­tems and marine ecol­o­gy of the Kim­ber­ley region. — For­age for oys­ters and dis­cov­er tra­di­tion­al coastal gath­er­ing tech­niques. **3. Sto­ry­telling and Cul­tur­al Insights** — Gath­er in a scenic spot for Ter­ry’s sto­ry­telling. — Learn about the Bar­di people’s his­to­ry, tra­di­tions, and the impor­tance of the coast in their way of life. **4. Return Walk and Final Thoughts** — Walk back across the rocks, reflect­ing on the nat­ur­al sur­round­ings. — Oppor­tu­ni­ty for ques­tions and fur­ther cul­tur­al insights. — Con­clude the tour with a farewell and rec­om­men­da­tions for fur­ther explo­ration of the area. What sets this tour apart is the hands-on expe­ri­ence of explor­ing the tidal flats and for­ag­ing for oys­ters, an activ­i­ty inte­gral to the Bar­di people’s tra­di­tion­al coastal lifestyle. Walk­ing across the rocks at low tide, par­tic­i­pants get to engage with the envi­ron­ment in a deeply tac­tile way, gain­ing an under­stand­ing of the region’s marine life and the tides’ rhythms. This expe­ri­ence is about more than just phys­i­cal explo­ration; Terry’s sto­ry­telling allows vis­i­tors to con­nect with the land on a spir­i­tu­al and cul­tur­al lev­el. His pas­sion for shar­ing his her­itage, the sig­nif­i­cance of the coast to the Bar­di peo­ple, and the sus­tain­able prac­tices his com­mu­ni­ty has devel­oped over gen­er­a­tions gives par­tic­i­pants a new per­spec­tive on how we inter­act with nature. Being able to par­tic­i­pate in such an inti­mate and per­son­al tour makes this a tru­ly spe­cial expe­ri­ence. It’s not only an oppor­tu­ni­ty to see breath­tak­ing land­scapes but also a chance to walk along­side a cus­to­di­an of tra­di­tion­al knowl­edge, mak­ing it a mean­ing­ful jour­ney for any­one inter­est­ed in Australia’s Indige­nous her­itage and the nat­ur­al world. Please arrive and check in at recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour depar­ture. What to Bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Bug spray — Cam­era — Reef walk­ing shoes Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness, as par­tic­i­pants will be walk­ing on uneven sur­faces and nav­i­gat­ing rocks at low tide. Unfor­tu­nate­ly, due to the nature of the ter­rain, this tour is not ful­ly acces­si­ble for indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty impair­ments includ­ing wheel­chairs. Addi­tion­al­ly, the out­door envi­ron­ment means expo­sure to direct sun­light and heat, so par­tic­i­pants should be pre­pared for these con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or ques­tions, please con­tact us in advance, and we will do our best to accom­mo­date you or sug­gest alter­na­tive expe­ri­ences that may be more suit­able. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! 2 hour dura­tion Full refund with at least 48 hours notice Meet­ing Point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion Wheel­chair and stroller not accessible. 

Immerse yourself in a truly personalized experience with Terry Hunter, a fourth-generation pearler and proud Bardi man, as he hosts an intimate, real-life Q&A session. Terry will share his wealth of knowledge and captivating stories, offering unique insights into the pearling industry’s fascinating history. This is your chance to ask anything you’ve ever been curious about, from the intricate processes of pearl farming to the deep cultural connection the Bardi people have with the land and sea.As Terry weaves together tales of his family’s legacy and their role in shaping the pearling industry, you'll gain a rare, first-hand perspective on both the challenges and triumphs of this iconic trade. With his deep personal connection to the area, Terry will not only explain how pearling has evolved over time but also share how his family’s traditions and cultural values continue to influence their approach to sustainable pearl farming today. This unique, interactive experience invites you to dive into the heart of Cygnet Bay's story, making it an unforgettable journey into a world shaped by nature, culture, and tradition.- **Private Q&A session**: Engage in an open, interactive discussion with Terry Hunter. - **Captivating storytelling**: Hear the history of pearling and the Bardi people's cultural connection to the land. - **Scenic views**: Enjoy stunning landscapes of Cygnet Bay as part of the experience. - **Insight into family legacy**: Learn about Terry’s family and their multi-generational role in the pearling industry.This is a **land based experience**. See our marine experiences for opportunities to get on the water.Please arrive and check in at reception 15 minutes prior to tour departure.What to Bring - Bottle of water - Sunscreen - Hat - Camera - A sense of adventureChildren under the age of 10 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Duration: 1 hour Full refund with at least 48 hours notice Meeting Point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception Stroller and wheelchair accessible

Immerse yourself in a truly personalized experience with Terry Hunter, a fourth-generation pearler and proud Bardi man, as he hosts an intimate, real-life Q&A session. Terry will share his wealth of knowledge and captivating stories, offering unique insights into the pearling industry’s fascinating history. This is your chance to ask anything you’ve ever been curious about, from the intricate processes of pearl farming to the deep cultural connection the Bardi people have with the land and sea.As Terry weaves together tales of his family’s legacy and their role in shaping the pearling industry, you'll gain a rare, first-hand perspective on both the challenges and triumphs of this iconic trade. With his deep personal connection to the area, Terry will not only explain how pearling has evolved over time but also share how his family’s traditions and cultural values continue to influence their approach to sustainable pearl farming today. This unique, interactive experience invites you to dive into the heart of Cygnet Bay's story, making it an unforgettable journey into a world shaped by nature, culture, and tradition.- Private Q&A session: Engage in an open, interactive discussion with Terry Hunter. - Captivating storytelling: Hear the history of pearling and the Bardi people's cultural connection to the land. - Scenic views: Enjoy stunning landscapes of Cygnet Bay as part of the experience. - Insight into family legacy: Learn about Terry’s family and their multi-generational role in the pearling industry.This is a land based experience that departs from the deck area at reception at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. Please arrive and check in at reception 15 minutes prior to tour departure. Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Immerse yourself in a truly personalized experience with Terry Hunter, a fourth-generation pearler and proud Bardi man, as he hosts an intimate, real-life Q&A session. Terry will share his wealth of knowledge and captivating stories, offering unique insights into the pearling industry’s fascinating history. This is your chance to ask anything you’ve ever been curious about, from the intricate processes of pearl farming to the deep cultural connection the Bardi people have with the land and sea.As Terry weaves together tales of his family’s legacy and their role in shaping the pearling industry, you'll gain a rare, first-hand perspective on both the challenges and triumphs of this iconic trade. With his deep personal connection to the area, Terry will not only explain how pearling has evolved over time but also share how his family’s traditions and cultural values continue to influence their approach to sustainable pearl farming today. This unique, interactive experience invites you to dive into the heart of Cygnet Bay's story, making it an unforgettable journey into a world shaped by nature, culture, and tradition.- **Private Q&A session**: Engage in an open, interactive discussion with Terry Hunter. - **Captivating storytelling**: Hear the history of pearling and the Bardi people's cultural connection to the land. - **Scenic views**: Enjoy stunning landscapes of Cygnet Bay as part of the experience. - **Insight into family legacy**: Learn about Terry’s family and their multi-generational role in the pearling industry.This is a **land based experience**. See our marine experiences for opportunities to get on the water.Please arrive and check in at reception 15 minutes prior to tour departure.What to Bring - Bottle of water - Sunscreen - Hat - Camera - A sense of adventureChildren under the age of 10 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Duration: 1 hour Full refund with at least 48 hours notice Meeting Point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception Stroller and wheelchair accessible

Immerse yourself in a truly personalized experience with Terry Hunter, a fourth-generation pearler and proud Bardi man, as he hosts an intimate, real-life Q&A session. Terry will share his wealth of knowledge and captivating stories, offering unique insights into the pearling industry’s fascinating history. This is your chance to ask anything you’ve ever been curious about, from the intricate processes of pearl farming to the deep cultural connection the Bardi people have with the land and sea.As Terry weaves together tales of his family’s legacy and their role in shaping the pearling industry, you'll gain a rare, first-hand perspective on both the challenges and triumphs of this iconic trade. With his deep personal connection to the area, Terry will not only explain how pearling has evolved over time but also share how his family’s traditions and cultural values continue to influence their approach to sustainable pearl farming today. This unique, interactive experience invites you to dive into the heart of Cygnet Bay's story, making it an unforgettable journey into a world shaped by nature, culture, and tradition.- Private Q&A session: Engage in an open, interactive discussion with Terry Hunter. - Captivating storytelling: Hear the history of pearling and the Bardi people's cultural connection to the land. - Scenic views: Enjoy stunning landscapes of Cygnet Bay as part of the experience. - Insight into family legacy: Learn about Terry’s family and their multi-generational role in the pearling industry.This is a land based experience that departs from the deck area at reception at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. Please arrive and check in at reception 15 minutes prior to tour departure. Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

No car? No wor­ries. Let us do the dri­ving. Our team will get you safe­ly between Broome and Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm for a stress-free stay at our farm. Com­pli­men­ta­ry air­port, hotel or Chi­na­town pick up and drop off. This trans­fer is one way. Ensure you also check avail­abil­i­ty and book your return trans­fer. Select pick up/​drop off loca­tion when book­ing. Dri­ver will be in con­tact via phone with­in 24 hours of depar­ture to con­firm pick up time. Pick up and drop off times may be up to one hour either side of trans­fer times. Ensure you have eat­en and used the restroom before pick up. There will be no stops made dur­ing the two-hour trans­fer. Dura­tion: Approx­i­mate­ly 2 hours No refund for can­cel­la­tion with­in 48 hours of start time

No car? No wor­ries. Let us do the dri­ving. Our team will get you safe­ly between Broome and Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm for a stress-free stay at our farm. Com­pli­men­ta­ry air­port, hotel or Chi­na­town pick up and drop off. This trans­fer is one way. Ensure you also check avail­abil­i­ty and book your return trans­fer. Select pick up/​drop off loca­tion when book­ing. Dri­ver will be in con­tact via phone with­in 24 hours of depar­ture to con­firm pick up time. Pick up and drop off times may be up to one hour either side of trans­fer times. Ensure you have eat­en and used the restroom before pick up. There will be no stops made dur­ing the two-hour trans­fer. Dura­tion: Approx­i­mate­ly 2 hours No refund for can­cel­la­tion with­in 48 hours of start time

No car? No wor­ries. Let us do the dri­ving. Our team will get you safe­ly between Broome and Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm for a stress-free stay at our farm. Com­pli­men­ta­ry air­port, hotel or Chi­na­town pick up and drop off. This trans­fer is one way. Ensure you also check avail­abil­i­ty and book your return trans­fer. Select pick up/​drop off loca­tion when book­ing. Dri­ver will be in con­tact via phone with­in 24 hours of depar­ture to con­firm pick up time. Pick up and drop off times may be up to one hour either side of trans­fer times. dis­claimers: Ensure you have eat­en and used the restroom before pick up. There will be no stops made dur­ing the two-hour trans­fer. Dura­tion: Approx­i­mate­ly 2 hours No refund for can­cel­la­tion with­in 48 hours of start time 

No car? No wor­ries. Let us do the dri­ving. Our team will get you safe­ly between Broome and Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm for a stress-free stay at our farm. Com­pli­men­ta­ry air­port, hotel or Chi­na­town pick up and drop off. This trans­fer is one way. Ensure you also check avail­abil­i­ty and book your return trans­fer. Select pick up/​drop off loca­tion when book­ing. Dri­ver will be in con­tact via phone with­in 24 hours of depar­ture to con­firm pick up time. Pick up and drop off times may be up to one hour either side of trans­fer times. dis­claimers: Ensure you have eat­en and used the restroom before pick up. There will be no stops made dur­ing the two-hour trans­fer. Dura­tion: Approx­i­mate­ly 2 hours No refund for can­cel­la­tion with­in 48 hours of start time 

Expe­ri­ence the pow­er of the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides as our Skip­pers nav­i­gate giant whirlpools and stand­ing waves. Jour­ney through Escape Pas­sage, recent­ly iden­ti­fied by sci­en­tists as the fastest ocean cur­rents on the plan­et. The unique Kim­ber­ley Coast ampli­fies the immense tidal forces. When the sun and moon align dur­ing a spring tide, the ocean is drawn toward the north­west, fun­nelled through the shal­low con­ti­nen­tal shelf and bot­tle­necked between Aus­tralia and Indone­sia. This dra­mat­ic tidal surge cre­ates the thrilling whirlpools and stand­ing waves you’ll wit­ness on the tour — an unfor­get­table nat­ur­al spec­ta­cle. Depart from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring to a high-pow­ered 12-seater rib with twin 250hp engines, built for these intense tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table adven­ture where nature’s raw ener­gy takes cen­tre stage. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel via amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sels — Thrilling two-hour boat ride through Escape Pas­sage, home to the fastest ocean cur­rents — Spec­tac­u­lar views of giant whirlpools and stand­ing tidal waves — Expert com­men­tary on tidal phe­nom­e­na and the unique geog­ra­phy of the Kim­ber­ley Coast from our guides — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment This tour offers an unmatched adven­ture into one of the most dynam­ic marine envi­ron­ments on Earth. You’ll not only wit­ness nature’s raw pow­er, but you’ll feel it first-hand as you nav­i­gate through the fastest ocean cur­rents and mas­sive tidal forces. It’s a rare chance to expe­ri­ence the incred­i­ble whirlpools and stand­ing waves cre­at­ed by unique tidal con­di­tions, all while being guid­ed by experts who bring the fas­ci­nat­ing sci­ence and nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley Coast to life. This is more than a tour — it’s an immer­sive jour­ney into one of the planet’s most extreme and exhil­a­rat­ing nat­ur­al phe­nom­e­na. Guests should arrive to Cygnet Bay recep­tion at least 15 min­utes before the tour to check in and receive safe­ty equip­ment. What to Bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not stroller or wheel­chair accessible 

Expe­ri­ence the pow­er of the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides as our Skip­pers nav­i­gate giant whirlpools and stand­ing waves. Jour­ney through Escape Pas­sage, recent­ly iden­ti­fied by sci­en­tists as the fastest ocean cur­rents on the plan­et. The unique Kim­ber­ley Coast ampli­fies the immense tidal forces. When the sun and moon align dur­ing a spring tide, the ocean is drawn toward the north­west, fun­nelled through the shal­low con­ti­nen­tal shelf and bot­tle­necked between Aus­tralia and Indone­sia. This dra­mat­ic tidal surge cre­ates the thrilling whirlpools and stand­ing waves you’ll wit­ness on the tour — an unfor­get­table nat­ur­al spec­ta­cle. Depart from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring to a high-pow­ered 12-seater rib with twin 250hp engines, built for these intense tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table adven­ture where nature’s raw ener­gy takes cen­tre stage. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel via amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sels — Thrilling two-hour boat ride through Escape Pas­sage, home to the fastest ocean cur­rents — Spec­tac­u­lar views of giant whirlpools and stand­ing tidal waves — Expert com­men­tary on tidal phe­nom­e­na and the unique geog­ra­phy of the Kim­ber­ley Coast from our guides — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment This tour offers an unmatched adven­ture into one of the most dynam­ic marine envi­ron­ments on Earth. You’ll not only wit­ness nature’s raw pow­er, but you’ll feel it first-hand as you nav­i­gate through the fastest ocean cur­rents and mas­sive tidal forces. It’s a rare chance to expe­ri­ence the incred­i­ble whirlpools and stand­ing waves cre­at­ed by unique tidal con­di­tions, all while being guid­ed by experts who bring the fas­ci­nat­ing sci­ence and nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley Coast to life. This is more than a tour — it’s an immer­sive jour­ney into one of the planet’s most extreme and exhil­a­rat­ing nat­ur­al phe­nom­e­na. Guests should arrive to Cygnet Bay recep­tion at least 15 min­utes before the tour to check in and receive safe­ty equip­ment. What to Bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not stroller or wheel­chair accessible 

Expe­ri­ence the pow­er of the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides as our Skip­pers nav­i­gate giant whirlpools and stand­ing waves. Jour­ney through Escape Pas­sage, recent­ly iden­ti­fied by sci­en­tists as the fastest ocean cur­rents on the plan­et. The unique Kim­ber­ley Coast ampli­fies the immense tidal forces. When the sun and moon align dur­ing a spring tide, the ocean is drawn toward the north­west, fun­nelled through the shal­low con­ti­nen­tal shelf and bot­tle­necked between Aus­tralia and Indone­sia. This dra­mat­ic tidal surge cre­ates the thrilling whirlpools and stand­ing waves you’ll wit­ness on the tour — an unfor­get­table nat­ur­al spec­ta­cle. Depart from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring to a high-pow­ered 12-seater rib with twin 250hp engines, built for these intense tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table adven­ture where nature’s raw ener­gy takes cen­tre stage. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel via amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sels — Thrilling two-hour boat ride through Escape Pas­sage, home to the fastest ocean cur­rents — Spec­tac­u­lar views of giant whirlpools and stand­ing tidal waves — Expert com­men­tary on tidal phe­nom­e­na and the unique geog­ra­phy of the Kim­ber­ley Coast from our guides — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment This tour offers an unmatched adven­ture into one of the most dynam­ic marine envi­ron­ments on Earth. You’ll not only wit­ness nature’s raw pow­er, but you’ll feel it first-hand as you nav­i­gate through the fastest ocean cur­rents and mas­sive tidal forces. It’s a rare chance to expe­ri­ence the incred­i­ble whirlpools and stand­ing waves cre­at­ed by unique tidal con­di­tions, all while being guid­ed by experts who bring the fas­ci­nat­ing sci­ence and nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley Coast to life. This is more than a tour — it’s an immer­sive jour­ney into one of the planet’s most extreme and exhil­a­rat­ing nat­ur­al phe­nom­e­na. Guests should arrive to Cygnet Bay recep­tion at least 15 min­utes before the tour to check in and receive safe­ty equip­ment. What to Bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not stroller or wheel­chair accessible 

Expe­ri­ence the pow­er of the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides as our Skip­pers nav­i­gate giant whirlpools and stand­ing waves. Jour­ney through Escape Pas­sage, recent­ly iden­ti­fied by sci­en­tists as the fastest ocean cur­rents on the plan­et. The unique Kim­ber­ley Coast ampli­fies the immense tidal forces. When the sun and moon align dur­ing a spring tide, the ocean is drawn toward the north­west, fun­nelled through the shal­low con­ti­nen­tal shelf and bot­tle­necked between Aus­tralia and Indone­sia. This dra­mat­ic tidal surge cre­ates the thrilling whirlpools and stand­ing waves you’ll wit­ness on the tour — an unfor­get­table nat­ur­al spec­ta­cle. Depart from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring to a high-pow­ered 12-seater rib with twin 250hp engines, built for these intense tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table adven­ture where nature’s raw ener­gy takes cen­tre stage. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel via amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sels — Thrilling two-hour boat ride through Escape Pas­sage, home to the fastest ocean cur­rents — Spec­tac­u­lar views of giant whirlpools and stand­ing tidal waves — Expert com­men­tary on tidal phe­nom­e­na and the unique geog­ra­phy of the Kim­ber­ley Coast from our guides — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment This tour offers an unmatched adven­ture into one of the most dynam­ic marine envi­ron­ments on Earth. You’ll not only wit­ness nature’s raw pow­er, but you’ll feel it first-hand as you nav­i­gate through the fastest ocean cur­rents and mas­sive tidal forces. It’s a rare chance to expe­ri­ence the incred­i­ble whirlpools and stand­ing waves cre­at­ed by unique tidal con­di­tions, all while being guid­ed by experts who bring the fas­ci­nat­ing sci­ence and nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley Coast to life. This is more than a tour — it’s an immer­sive jour­ney into one of the planet’s most extreme and exhil­a­rat­ing nat­ur­al phe­nom­e­na. Guests should arrive to Cygnet Bay recep­tion at least 15 min­utes before the tour to check in and receive safe­ty equip­ment. What to Bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not stroller or wheel­chair accessible 

dura­tion: 2 hours cancellation_​summary: Full refund with at least 48 hours notice meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Recep­tion min_​age: 5 acces­si­bil­i­ty: Not stroller or wheel­chair acces­si­ble descrip­tion: Expe­ri­ence the pow­er of the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides as our Skip­pers nav­i­gate giant whirlpools and stand­ing waves. Jour­ney through Escape Pas­sage, recent­ly iden­ti­fied by sci­en­tists as the fastest ocean cur­rents on the plan­et. The unique Kim­ber­ley Coast ampli­fies the immense tidal forces. When the sun and moon align dur­ing a spring tide, the ocean is drawn toward the north­west, fun­nelled through the shal­low con­ti­nen­tal shelf and bot­tle­necked between Aus­tralia and Indone­sia. This dra­mat­ic tidal surge cre­ates the thrilling whirlpools and stand­ing waves you’ll wit­ness on the tour — an unfor­get­table nat­ur­al spec­ta­cle. Depart from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring to a high-pow­ered 12-seater rib with twin 250hp engines, built for these intense tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table adven­ture where nature’s raw ener­gy takes cen­tre stage. what_​is_​included: — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel via amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sels — Thrilling two-hour boat ride through Escape Pas­sage, home to the fastest ocean cur­rents — Spec­tac­u­lar views of giant whirlpools and stand­ing tidal waves — Expert com­men­tary on tidal phe­nom­e­na and the unique geog­ra­phy of the Kim­ber­ley Coast from our guides — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment high­lights: This tour offers an unmatched adven­ture into one of the most dynam­ic marine envi­ron­ments on Earth. You’ll not only wit­ness nature’s raw pow­er, but you’ll feel it first-hand as you nav­i­gate through the fastest ocean cur­rents and mas­sive tidal forces. It’s a rare chance to expe­ri­ence the incred­i­ble whirlpools and stand­ing waves cre­at­ed by unique tidal con­di­tions, all while being guid­ed by experts who bring the fas­ci­nat­ing sci­ence and nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley Coast to life. This is more than a tour — it’s an immer­sive jour­ney into one of the planet’s most extreme and exhil­a­rat­ing nat­ur­al phe­nom­e­na. check_​in_​details: Guests should arrive to Cygnet Bay recep­tion at least 15 min­utes before the tour to check in and receive safe­ty equip­ment. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era special_​requirements: **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat. restric­tions: This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. dis­claimers: **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached.

Expe­ri­ence the pow­er of the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides as our Skip­pers nav­i­gate giant whirlpools and stand­ing waves. Jour­ney through Escape Pas­sage, recent­ly iden­ti­fied by sci­en­tists as the fastest ocean cur­rents on the plan­et. The unique Kim­ber­ley Coast ampli­fies the immense tidal forces. When the sun and moon align dur­ing a spring tide, the ocean is drawn toward the north­west, fun­nelled through the shal­low con­ti­nen­tal shelf and bot­tle­necked between Aus­tralia and Indone­sia. This dra­mat­ic tidal surge cre­ates the thrilling whirlpools and stand­ing waves you’ll wit­ness on the tour — an unfor­get­table nat­ur­al spec­ta­cle. Depart from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring to a high-pow­ered 12-seater rib with twin 250hp engines, built for these intense tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table adven­ture where nature’s raw ener­gy takes cen­tre stage. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel via amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sels — Thrilling two-hour boat ride through Escape Pas­sage, home to the fastest ocean cur­rents — Spec­tac­u­lar views of giant whirlpools and stand­ing tidal waves — Expert com­men­tary on tidal phe­nom­e­na and the unique geog­ra­phy of the Kim­ber­ley Coast from our guides — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment This tour offers an unmatched adven­ture into one of the most dynam­ic marine envi­ron­ments on Earth. You’ll not only wit­ness nature’s raw pow­er, but you’ll feel it first-hand as you nav­i­gate through the fastest ocean cur­rents and mas­sive tidal forces. It’s a rare chance to expe­ri­ence the incred­i­ble whirlpools and stand­ing waves cre­at­ed by unique tidal con­di­tions, all while being guid­ed by experts who bring the fas­ci­nat­ing sci­ence and nat­ur­al beau­ty of the Kim­ber­ley Coast to life. This is more than a tour — it’s an immer­sive jour­ney into one of the planet’s most extreme and exhil­a­rat­ing nat­ur­al phe­nom­e­na. Guests should arrive to Cygnet Bay recep­tion at least 15 min­utes before the tour to check in and receive safe­ty equip­ment. What to Bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not stroller or wheel­chair accessible 

This neap tide expe­ri­ence tra­vers­es the inter­tidal zones of the beau­ti­ful and the desert­ed ​‘thou­sand islands’ which make up the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago. Cruis­ing through the pearl farm and along Joli­go Beach to One Arm Point, the islands of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago come into view. The Kimberley’s extra­or­di­nary geo­log­i­cal past becomes appar­ent at Pearl Pas­sage, a fault line on the edge of the Can­ning Basin which runs all the way down to the Pil­bara and sep­a­rates the 300 mil­lion year old rock on the main­land from the true ancient Kim­ber­ley rock of the island, between 1.8 to 2.4 bil­lion years old. The 2 hour Island Explor­er Tours depart from the land base at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on our amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sels. Guests are trans­ferred to their tour ves­sel, a 12 seater rib with twin 250hp engines, ide­al­ly suit­ed for the tides of the area. * Life Jack­ets * Guid­ed infor­ma­tion from your Skip­per What to Bring * A small secure back­pack * Bot­tle of water * Sun­screen * Hat — secure fit * Cam­era * Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Note: Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached.** Dura­tion: 2 Hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Reception 

This neap tide expe­ri­ence tra­vers­es the inter­tidal zones of the beau­ti­ful and the desert­ed ​‘thou­sand islands’ which make up the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago. Cruis­ing through the pearl farm and along Joli­go Beach to One Arm Point, the islands of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago come into view. The Kimberley’s extra­or­di­nary geo­log­i­cal past becomes appar­ent at Pearl Pas­sage, a fault line on the edge of the Can­ning Basin which runs all the way down to the Pil­bara and sep­a­rates the 300 mil­lion year old rock on the main­land from the true ancient Kim­ber­ley rock of the island, between 1.8 to 2.4 bil­lion years old. The 2 hour Island Explor­er Tours depart from the land base at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on our amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sels. Guests are trans­ferred to their tour ves­sel, a 12 seater rib with twin 250hp engines, ide­al­ly suit­ed for the tides of the area. * Life Jack­ets * Guid­ed infor­ma­tion from your Skip­per What to Bring * A small secure back­pack * Bot­tle of water * Sun­screen * Hat — secure fit * Cam­era * Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Note: Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached.** Dura­tion: 2 Hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Reception 

dura­tion: 2 Hours meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Recep­tion descrip­tion: This neap tide expe­ri­ence tra­vers­es the inter­tidal zones of the beau­ti­ful and the desert­ed ​‘thou­sand islands’ which make up the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago. Cruis­ing through the pearl farm and along Joli­go Beach to One Arm Point, the islands of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago come into view. The Kimberley’s extra­or­di­nary geo­log­i­cal past becomes appar­ent at Pearl Pas­sage, a fault line on the edge of the Can­ning Basin which runs all the way down to the Pil­bara and sep­a­rates the 300 mil­lion year old rock on the main­land from the true ancient Kim­ber­ley rock of the island, between 1.8 to 2.4 bil­lion years old. The 2 hour Island Explor­er Tours depart from the land base at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on our amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sels. Guests are trans­ferred to their tour ves­sel, a 12 seater rib with twin 250hp engines, ide­al­ly suit­ed for the tides of the area. what_​is_​included: * Life Jack­ets * Guid­ed infor­ma­tion from your Skip­per what_​to_​bring: * A small secure back­pack * Bot­tle of water * Sun­screen * Hat — secure fit * Cam­era extras: **Note: Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached.**

Step aboard for a scenic cruise through the pris­tine waters of Cygnet Bay. This boat tour takes you out to our pearling long­lines, where you’ll see how our oys­ters are care­ful­ly sus­pend­ed beneath the sur­face as they grow the next crop of Aus­tralian South Sea pearls. As you glide across the bay, learn about the fas­ci­nat­ing world of pearl farm­ing and the vital role oys­ters play in marine con­ser­va­tion. With breath­tak­ing views and plen­ty of oppor­tu­ni­ties to unwind, this is the per­fect way to expe­ri­ence the mag­ic of Cygnet Bay from the water. Bring your own refresh­ments and soak in the seren­i­ty of this unique pearling par­adise. — Vis­it pearl farm long­lines — Scenic cruise of Cygnet Bay — Expert com­men­tary on local marine life, reefs, and tidal phe­nom­e­na from our skip­pers. Guests are wel­come to bring a small esky with refresh­ments onboard. Please check-in at recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour start time. What to bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants may need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and per­form an on-water trans­fer to the tour ves­sel. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. All marine expe­ri­ences are weath­er depen­dent and require a min­i­mum num­ber of 4 seats booked for a con­firmed depar­ture. In the case of can­cel­la­tion due to weath­er or min­i­mum num­bers not being met, we will pro­vide a full refund. Dura­tion: 1.5 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Recep­tion Min­i­mum age is 5 Not wheel­chair accessible 

Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! Dura­tion: 1 hour Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception 

Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! Dura­tion: 1 hour Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception 

Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. INCLU­SIONS — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl ITIN­ER­ARY **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. WHAT TO BRING — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture SPE­CIAL REQUIRE­MENTS This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. restric­tions: The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! Dura­tion 1 hour Meet­ing Point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception 

dura­tion: 1 hour cancellation_​summary: Full refund with at least 48 hours notice meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion group_​size: Up to 25 peo­ple descrip­tion: Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. what_​is_​included: — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl what_​is_​not_​included: This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. itin­er­ary: **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture special_​requirements: Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. restric­tions: The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. dis­claimers: **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe!

Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! Dura­tion: 1 hour Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception 

Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! Dura­tion: 1 hour Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception 

dura­tion: 1 hour cancellation_​summary: Full refund with at least 48 hours notice meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion group_​size: Up to 25 peo­ple descrip­tion: Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. what_​is_​included: — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl what_​is_​not_​included: This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. itin­er­ary: **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture special_​requirements: Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. restric­tions: The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. dis­claimers: **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe!

Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! Dura­tion: 1 hour Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception 

Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! Dura­tion: 1 hour Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception 

Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! Dura­tion: 1 hour Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception 

Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! Dura­tion: 1 hour Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception 

Expe­ri­ence the cap­ti­vat­ing world of pearling on this immer­sive, land-based tour. Delve into the rich his­to­ry of pearling in the region and dis­cov­er how we cul­ti­vate some of the worlds most sought-after and exquis­ite pearls. Guid­ed by our knowl­edge­able experts, you will wit­ness a live pearl har­vest, offer­ing a fas­ci­nat­ing glimpse into the inner work­ings of Aus­trali­a’s old­est ful­ly-oper­a­tional pearl farm. The tour cul­mi­nates in an engag­ing pearl grad­ing and appre­ci­a­tion ses­sion, where you’ll learn to iden­ti­fy the char­ac­ter­is­tics that make each pearl unique, leav­ing you feel­ing like a true pearl con­nois­seur. Join us at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to explore these remark­able gems and uncov­er the nat­ur­al beau­ty that makes them a cov­et­ed trea­sure. — Learn about Aus­trali­a’s pearling pio­neers — Wit­ness a live oys­ter har­vest — Learn how we val­ue our pearls — Oppor­tu­ni­ty to pur­chase the har­vest­ed pearl This is a **land based** expe­ri­ence. See our marine expe­ri­ences for oppor­tu­ni­ties to get on the water. **Tour Around the Farm** 1 . **Land Acknowl­edg­ment** — Learn about the Bar­di Jawi peo­ple, the first pearlers of this region, and dis­cov­er Cygnet Bay’s orig­i­nal name, hon­our­ing the deep cul­tur­al his­to­ry of this land and sea. 2 . **Pearling Ori­gins** — Dis­cov­er how Broome became a glob­al pearl indus­try leader. 3 . **Pearling Pio­neers** — Explore the his­to­ry of Cygnet Bay, from fam­i­ly-run begin­nings to a world leader in sus­tain­able pearling. 4 . **Pearling Oper­a­tions** — Learn about oys­ter care, pearl seed­ing, and our eco-friend­ly farm­ing prac­tices. 5 . **Oys­ter Har­vest** — Watch a live oys­ter har­vest and wit­ness the mag­ic of pearl cul­ti­va­tion. 6 . **Pearl Appre­ci­a­tion** — End with a les­son on assess­ing a pearl’s vis­i­ble and invis­i­ble qual­i­ties, and get a rare glimpse of trea­sures from the Brown fam­i­ly vault! high­lights: This tour is a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to immerse your­self in the intrigu­ing world of pearls, where you’ll gain first-hand insight into the art and sci­ence of pearling. Wit­ness­ing a live pearl har­vest allows you to expe­ri­ence the excite­ment of this time-hon­oured tra­di­tion while learn­ing about the sus­tain­able prac­tices that make Cygnet Bay a leader in the indus­try. The hands-on pearl grad­ing ses­sion ele­vates your expe­ri­ence, equip­ping you with the knowl­edge to appre­ci­ate the intri­cate details that define these stun­ning gems. With a com­bi­na­tion of edu­ca­tion, inter­ac­tion, and breath tak­ing nat­ur­al beau­ty, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind adven­ture for any­one fas­ci­nat­ed by the allure of pearls. check_​in_​details: Please arrive and check in with your Guide at Recep­tion **15 min­utes** pri­or to tour depar­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — A sense of adven­ture Chil­dren under the age of 10 must be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian. The Pearl Farm Tour involves walk­ing short dis­tances and stand­ing for vary­ing peri­ods through­out the expe­ri­ence. While the tour is designed to be enjoy­able for a wide range of par­tic­i­pants, indi­vid­u­als with mobil­i­ty chal­lenges should be aware that the ter­rain may include uneven sur­faces and occa­sion­al inclines. We encour­age guests to wear com­fort­able, sup­port­ive footwear and dress appro­pri­ate­ly for out­door con­di­tions. If you have any spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs or con­cerns regard­ing walk­ing or stand­ing, please con­tact us in advance so we can dis­cuss accom­mo­da­tions and ensure a pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence for every­one. Your com­fort and enjoy­ment are our top pri­or­i­ties, and we strive to make this tour acces­si­ble to all who wish to expe­ri­ence the beau­ty and cul­ture of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. **Cau­tion: Heat Exhaus­tion** — **Symp­toms**: Sweat­ing, dizzi­ness, nau­sea headache. — **Hydrate**: Drink water often. — **Cool Down**: Rest in shade. — **Dress Light**: Wear cool cloth­ing. — **Act Quick­ly**: Stop, hydrate, and seek help if need­ed. Stay safe! Dura­tion: 1 hour Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm reception 

Join us for an unfor­get­table evening on Shell Island, a cap­ti­vat­ing, dis­ap­pear­ing island nes­tled in the heart of the Cygnet Bay. As the tide recedes, this hid­den oasis emerges from the bay, offer­ing an exclu­sive oppor­tu­ni­ty to expe­ri­ence one of nature’s most stun­ning set­tings. The tour begins with a serene boat ride through the sparkling waters of the bay, where you’ll feel the gen­tle ocean breeze and catch glimpses of the pris­tine coast­line. Upon reach­ing Shell Island, enjoy the free­dom of explor­ing the island’s seclud­ed beau­ty, sur­round­ed by tran­quil waters and breath­tak­ing views. As the sun begins its descent, cast­ing vibrant shades across the Kim­ber­ley sky, relax with refresh­ing bev­er­ages in hand. Whether it’s a cool cock­tail or a crisp local brew, the drinks are the per­fect accom­pa­ni­ment to the awe-inspir­ing sun­set. Feel free to take a leisure­ly swim in the crys­tal-clear water, the per­fect way to unwind as the evening unfolds. This once-in-a-life­time expe­ri­ence is designed for those seek­ing the ulti­mate escape — a peace­ful, inti­mate set­ting that offers a chance to con­nect with nature, enjoy the sim­ple plea­sures of life, and wit­ness the extra­or­di­nary beau­ty of a Kim­ber­ley sun­set from a tru­ly unique per­spec­tive. — Exclu­sive access to the dis­ap­pear­ing Shell Island — Breath­tak­ing Kim­ber­ley sun­set views — Refresh­ing bev­er­ages, cock­tails, and snacks — Relax­ing swim in the crys­tal-clear waters of the bay — Seclud­ed, tran­quil atmos­phere per­fect for unwind­ing Please check-in at recep­tion 15 min­utes pri­or to tour start time. What to bring — Bathers and tow­el — Thongs or san­dals — Cam­era This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. Guests may swim at their own risk. We rec­om­mend stay­ing close to shore as cur­rents may be strong and unpre­dictable. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 18 Not wheel­chair accessible 

Embark on our unique Sea Safari expe­ri­ence and explore the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, where the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides reveal the incred­i­ble Water­fall Reef. Watch from the safe­ty of the boat as ancient reef is slow­ly exposed, allow­ing you to feel the speed of the tidal shift. Your jour­ney departs from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm aboard an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring seam­less­ly to a 12-seater rib pow­ered by twin 250hp engines, per­fect­ly suit­ed for the dynam­ic tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table encounter with nature’s raw beau­ty. Avail­abil­i­ty is tide depen­dant. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel on our Sealegs boat — Scenic jour­ney through the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago — Expert com­men­tary on local marine life, reefs, and tidal phe­nom­e­na from our skip­pers. — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment. This tour offers an unfor­get­table glimpse into one of nature’s rarest spec­ta­cles — the dra­mat­ic rise and fall of Water­fall Reef, revealed by the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides. Set amid the unspoiled beau­ty of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, you’ll wit­ness cas­cad­ing water as the tides expose the reef, cre­at­ing a breath-tak­ing nat­ur­al water­fall. The com­bi­na­tion of incred­i­ble tidal forces, remote island scenery, and a thrilling high-speed boat ride makes this Sea Safari a once-in-a-life­time adven­ture. What to bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not wheel­chair or stroller accessible 

dura­tion: 2 hours cancellation_​summary: Full refund with at least 48 hours notice meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion min_​age: 5 acces­si­bil­i­ty: Not wheel­chair or stroller acces­si­ble descrip­tion: Embark on our unique Sea Safari expe­ri­ence and explore the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, where the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides reveal the incred­i­ble Water­fall Reef. Watch from the safe­ty of the boat as ancient reef is slow­ly exposed, allow­ing you to feel the speed of the tidal shift. Your jour­ney departs from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm aboard an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring seam­less­ly to a 12-seater rib pow­ered by twin 250hp engines, per­fect­ly suit­ed for the dynam­ic tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table encounter with nature’s raw beau­ty. Avail­abil­i­ty is tide depen­dant. what_​is_​included: — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel on our Sealegs boat — Scenic jour­ney through the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago — Expert com­men­tary on local marine life, reefs, and tidal phe­nom­e­na from our skip­pers. — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment. high­lights: This tour offers an unfor­get­table glimpse into one of nature’s rarest spec­ta­cles — the dra­mat­ic rise and fall of Water­fall Reef, revealed by the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides. Set amid the unspoiled beau­ty of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, you’ll wit­ness cas­cad­ing water as the tides expose the reef, cre­at­ing a breath-tak­ing nat­ur­al water­fall. The com­bi­na­tion of incred­i­ble tidal forces, remote island scenery, and a thrilling high-speed boat ride makes this Sea Safari a once-in-a-life­time adven­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. special_​requirements: **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. restric­tions: This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. dis­claimers: **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. 

dura­tion: 2 hours cancellation_​summary: Full refund with at least 48 hours notice meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion min_​age: 5 acces­si­bil­i­ty: Not wheel­chair or stroller acces­si­ble descrip­tion: Embark on our unique Sea Safari expe­ri­ence and explore the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, where the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides reveal the incred­i­ble Water­fall Reef. Watch from the safe­ty of the boat as ancient reef is slow­ly exposed, allow­ing you to feel the speed of the tidal shift. Your jour­ney departs from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm aboard an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring seam­less­ly to a 12-seater rib pow­ered by twin 250hp engines, per­fect­ly suit­ed for the dynam­ic tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table encounter with nature’s raw beau­ty. Avail­abil­i­ty is tide depen­dant. what_​is_​included: — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel on our Sealegs boat — Scenic jour­ney through the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago — Expert com­men­tary on local marine life, reefs, and tidal phe­nom­e­na from our skip­pers. — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment. high­lights: This tour offers an unfor­get­table glimpse into one of nature’s rarest spec­ta­cles — the dra­mat­ic rise and fall of Water­fall Reef, revealed by the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides. Set amid the unspoiled beau­ty of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, you’ll wit­ness cas­cad­ing water as the tides expose the reef, cre­at­ing a breath-tak­ing nat­ur­al water­fall. The com­bi­na­tion of incred­i­ble tidal forces, remote island scenery, and a thrilling high-speed boat ride makes this Sea Safari a once-in-a-life­time adven­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. special_​requirements: **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. restric­tions: This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. dis­claimers: **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. 

Embark on our unique Sea Safari expe­ri­ence and explore the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, where the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides reveal the incred­i­ble Water­fall Reef. Watch from the safe­ty of the boat as ancient reef is slow­ly exposed, allow­ing you to feel the speed of the tidal shift. Your jour­ney departs from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm aboard an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring seam­less­ly to a 12-seater rib pow­ered by twin 250hp engines, per­fect­ly suit­ed for the dynam­ic tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table encounter with nature’s raw beau­ty. Avail­abil­i­ty is tide depen­dant. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel on our Sealegs boat — Scenic jour­ney through the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago — Expert com­men­tary on local marine life, reefs, and tidal phe­nom­e­na from our skip­pers. — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment. This tour offers an unfor­get­table glimpse into one of nature’s rarest spec­ta­cles — the dra­mat­ic rise and fall of Water­fall Reef, revealed by the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides. Set amid the unspoiled beau­ty of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, you’ll wit­ness cas­cad­ing water as the tides expose the reef, cre­at­ing a breath-tak­ing nat­ur­al water­fall. The com­bi­na­tion of incred­i­ble tidal forces, remote island scenery, and a thrilling high-speed boat ride makes this Sea Safari a once-in-a-life­time adven­ture. What to bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not wheel­chair or stroller accessible 

Embark on our unique Sea Safari expe­ri­ence and explore the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, where the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides reveal the incred­i­ble Water­fall Reef. Watch from the safe­ty of the boat as ancient reef is slow­ly exposed, allow­ing you to feel the speed of the tidal shift. Your jour­ney departs from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm aboard an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring seam­less­ly to a 12-seater rib pow­ered by twin 250hp engines, per­fect­ly suit­ed for the dynam­ic tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table encounter with nature’s raw beau­ty. Avail­abil­i­ty is tide depen­dant. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel on our Sealegs boat — Scenic jour­ney through the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago — Expert com­men­tary on local marine life, reefs, and tidal phe­nom­e­na from our skip­pers. — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment. This tour offers an unfor­get­table glimpse into one of nature’s rarest spec­ta­cles — the dra­mat­ic rise and fall of Water­fall Reef, revealed by the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides. Set amid the unspoiled beau­ty of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, you’ll wit­ness cas­cad­ing water as the tides expose the reef, cre­at­ing a breath-tak­ing nat­ur­al water­fall. The com­bi­na­tion of incred­i­ble tidal forces, remote island scenery, and a thrilling high-speed boat ride makes this Sea Safari a once-in-a-life­time adven­ture. What to bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not wheel­chair or stroller accessible 

Embark on our unique Sea Safari expe­ri­ence and explore the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, where the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides reveal the incred­i­ble Water­fall Reef. Watch from the safe­ty of the boat as ancient reef is slow­ly exposed, allow­ing you to feel the speed of the tidal shift. Your jour­ney departs from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm aboard an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring seam­less­ly to a 12-seater rib pow­ered by twin 250hp engines, per­fect­ly suit­ed for the dynam­ic tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table encounter with nature’s raw beau­ty. Avail­abil­i­ty is tide depen­dant. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel on our Sealegs boat — Scenic jour­ney through the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago — Expert com­men­tary on local marine life, reefs, and tidal phe­nom­e­na from our skip­pers. — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment. This tour offers an unfor­get­table glimpse into one of nature’s rarest spec­ta­cles — the dra­mat­ic rise and fall of Water­fall Reef, revealed by the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides. Set amid the unspoiled beau­ty of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, you’ll wit­ness cas­cad­ing water as the tides expose the reef, cre­at­ing a breath-tak­ing nat­ur­al water­fall. The com­bi­na­tion of incred­i­ble tidal forces, remote island scenery, and a thrilling high-speed boat ride makes this Sea Safari a once-in-a-life­time adven­ture. What to bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not wheel­chair or stroller accessible 

Embark on our unique Sea Safari expe­ri­ence and explore the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, where the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides reveal the incred­i­ble Water­fall Reef. Watch from the safe­ty of the boat as ancient reef is slow­ly exposed, allow­ing you to feel the speed of the tidal shift. Your jour­ney departs from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm aboard an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring seam­less­ly to a 12-seater rib pow­ered by twin 250hp engines, per­fect­ly suit­ed for the dynam­ic tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table encounter with nature’s raw beau­ty. Avail­abil­i­ty is tide depen­dant. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel on our Sealegs boat — Scenic jour­ney through the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago — Expert com­men­tary on local marine life, reefs, and tidal phe­nom­e­na from our skip­pers. — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment. This tour offers an unfor­get­table glimpse into one of nature’s rarest spec­ta­cles — the dra­mat­ic rise and fall of Water­fall Reef, revealed by the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides. Set amid the unspoiled beau­ty of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, you’ll wit­ness cas­cad­ing water as the tides expose the reef, cre­at­ing a breath-tak­ing nat­ur­al water­fall. The com­bi­na­tion of incred­i­ble tidal forces, remote island scenery, and a thrilling high-speed boat ride makes this Sea Safari a once-in-a-life­time adven­ture. What to bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not wheel­chair or stroller accessible 

dura­tion: 2 hours cancellation_​summary: Full refund with at least 48 hours notice meeting_​point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion min_​age: 5 acces­si­bil­i­ty: Not wheel­chair or stroller acces­si­ble descrip­tion: Embark on our unique Sea Safari expe­ri­ence and explore the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, where the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides reveal the incred­i­ble Water­fall Reef. Watch from the safe­ty of the boat as ancient reef is slow­ly exposed, allow­ing you to feel the speed of the tidal shift. Your jour­ney departs from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm aboard an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring seam­less­ly to a 12-seater rib pow­ered by twin 250hp engines, per­fect­ly suit­ed for the dynam­ic tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table encounter with nature’s raw beau­ty. Avail­abil­i­ty is tide depen­dant. what_​is_​included: — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel on our Sealegs boat — Scenic jour­ney through the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago — Expert com­men­tary on local marine life, reefs, and tidal phe­nom­e­na from our skip­pers. — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment. high­lights: This tour offers an unfor­get­table glimpse into one of nature’s rarest spec­ta­cles — the dra­mat­ic rise and fall of Water­fall Reef, revealed by the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides. Set amid the unspoiled beau­ty of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, you’ll wit­ness cas­cad­ing water as the tides expose the reef, cre­at­ing a breath-tak­ing nat­ur­al water­fall. The com­bi­na­tion of incred­i­ble tidal forces, remote island scenery, and a thrilling high-speed boat ride makes this Sea Safari a once-in-a-life­time adven­ture. what_​to_​bring: — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era special_​requirements: **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat. restric­tions: This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. dis­claimers: **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached.

Embark on our unique Sea Safari expe­ri­ence and explore the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, where the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides reveal the incred­i­ble Water­fall Reef. Watch from the safe­ty of the boat as ancient reef is slow­ly exposed, allow­ing you to feel the speed of the tidal shift. Your jour­ney departs from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm aboard an amphibi­ous Sealegs ves­sel, trans­fer­ring seam­less­ly to a 12-seater rib pow­ered by twin 250hp engines, per­fect­ly suit­ed for the dynam­ic tides. Pre­pare for an unfor­get­table encounter with nature’s raw beau­ty. Avail­abil­i­ty is tide depen­dant. — Trans­fer from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to the tour ves­sel on our Sealegs boat — Scenic jour­ney through the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago — Expert com­men­tary on local marine life, reefs, and tidal phe­nom­e­na from our skip­pers. — Use of life jack­ets and safe­ty equip­ment. This tour offers an unfor­get­table glimpse into one of nature’s rarest spec­ta­cles — the dra­mat­ic rise and fall of Water­fall Reef, revealed by the world’s largest trop­i­cal tides. Set amid the unspoiled beau­ty of the Buc­ca­neer Arch­i­pel­ago, you’ll wit­ness cas­cad­ing water as the tides expose the reef, cre­at­ing a breath-tak­ing nat­ur­al water­fall. The com­bi­na­tion of incred­i­ble tidal forces, remote island scenery, and a thrilling high-speed boat ride makes this Sea Safari a once-in-a-life­time adven­ture. What to bring — Bot­tle of water — Sun­screen — Hat — Cam­era — Sun, wind and water pro­tec­tion. Guests are sub­ject to the ele­ments, includ­ing sea spray. **Chil­dren must be 5+ years old and accom­pa­nied by an adult**, and it’s rec­om­mend­ed that par­tic­i­pants be com­fort­able with the speed and motion of a high-pow­ered boat, and the poten­tial of get­ting wet. This tour requires a mod­er­ate lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty, as par­tic­i­pants will need to board an amphibi­ous ves­sel and trans­fer to a high-speed boat. If you have spe­cif­ic acces­si­bil­i­ty needs, please con­tact us in advance, and we’ll do our best to accom­mo­date you where pos­si­ble. **Min­i­mum of 4 pas­sen­gers required** to con­firm Sea Safari depar­ture. A full refund will be giv­en in the case where min­i­mum num­bers are not reached. Dura­tion: 2 hours Meet­ing point: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm recep­tion Min­i­mum age: 5 Not wheel­chair or stroller accessible