Oolin Sunday Island Cultural Tours

Cygnet Bay Pearls Broome WA 6725 Broome WA WA
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Rosan­na Angus is a Jawi woman whose fam­i­ly lived on Sun­day Island, dur­ing the ear­ly mis­sion days. Learn about Bar­di Jawi cul­ture and the Dream­ing sto­ries con­nect­ed to Sun­day Island and the tur­bu­lent waters that seper­ate it from the main­land. Explore tran­quil, unspoilt loca­tions and learn about the cul­tur­al and envi­ron­men­tal sig­nif­i­cance of this spec­tac­u­lar marine reserve.


Please note: Child rate applies up to 12 years. Minimum weight 25kg.

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Tour departure point is from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm is located 200km north of Broome on the tip of the Dampier Peninsula. The Cape Leveque Road is now completely sealed, however the driveway is unsealed and approximately 3km long, and is now suitable for 2WD day access. The tour is not age limited, the boat has a shade, it's safe to move around and offers a toilet onboard if required.

What to bring: Bottle of water, Sunnies, hat, sunscreen, towels, swimmers, medications, and snacks. Sun, wind and water protection. Guests are subject to the elements, including sea spray.

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 6 passengers required to confirm departure. A full refund will be given in the case where minimum numbers are not reached.


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