If Broome is the gateway to the Kimberley, then the Dampier Peninsula is your gateway to the Kimberley coast.
Your adventure continues beyond Broome along the Broome-Cape Leveque Road, which extends approximately 220 km north towards the northern Dampier Peninsula. Ardi, means“north east” in Bardi language. For thousands of years, this country has been home to the Bardi and Nyul Nyul people, whose deep connection to Country offers visitors an opportunity to discover the stories, traditions and knowledge of this remarkable place.
Learn about traditional hunting and gathering, bush medicine, fishing and crabbing, and experience captivating stories and demonstrations shared by local Bardi and Nyul Nyul people.
As you travel into the Dampier Peninsula, the landscape transforms from pindan bush and open woodland to sweeping beaches, tidal flats and mangrove creeks stretching towards the Indian Ocean and King Sound.
This is a place to slow down, explore and leave the everyday behind. Follow the red earth, discover breathtaking beaches and immerse yourself in a landscape rich in culture, history and natural beauty.
The Broome–Cape Leveque Road is fully sealed (bitumen), making parts of the Dampier Peninsula accessible by 2WD. However, some unsealed access roads/tracks require 4WD, so always check current road conditions before setting out.
As you travel through the region, please respect Country, culture and the privacy of local communities. Travel only on designated roads and tracks.
The Dampier Peninsula is home to four major communities: One Arm Point (Ardyaloon), Djarindjin, Lombadina and Beagle Bay.
For a unique and immersive experience, join a tour with a local Aboriginal guide. Sample bush foods, learn about traditional practices, try your hand at mud-crabbing or discover the art of spear making. You can also explore the surrounding waters, home to fish, turtles, dugongs, dolphins and, seasonally, migrating whales.
Many communities and outstations are on private leases. Call ahead or make a booking before visiting to ensure you are welcome and to check access arrangements.
Fuel is usually available at Djarindjin Roadhouse, Lombadina and Ardyaloon, although supplies can be limited. It is recommended that you plan ahead and carry sufficient fuel for your journey.
For current information before you travel, check our Roads, Emergency, Bushfire, Flood & Safety guide for links to the latest road conditions, closures and safety information.
The turnoff to Broome-Cape Leveque road is located approximately 9.5 kilometres from the Broome Visitor Centre. Head out of town along the the Broome Road, then turn left onto the Broome-Cape Leveque Road.
Whether you hire a 4WD, put your own vehicle to the test or join a fully guided tour, exploring the Dampier Peninsula and its spectacular coastline, including James Price Point, is an adventure you won’t soon forget.
While some areas are accessible by 2WD, a high-clearance 4WD is recommended for exploring the peninsula, particularly if you plan to use unsealed access roads or visit beaches where 4WD access is required.
If you are unsure about permits, access passes needed and visiting the Dampier Peninsula, please pop into the Broome Visitor Centre (near Male Oval, 1 Hamersley St, Broome) or contact us before you go.
Please note, only the northern tip of Cape Leveque is not accessible to visitors (where Kooljaman is located). This northern tip area, including the 4km access road north off One Arm Point Road towards Kooljaman, is Private Native Title land, including the western beach/cliffs.
Located just 38kms north of Broome, join Willie Creek Pearls and discover the journey of the Australian South Sea Pearl from shell to showroom amidst the magnificent Kimberley landscape. Willie Creek Pearls educate and inspire thousands of visitors each year to uncover the history, mystery and story of the pearling industry there.
Book your self-drive tours at Willie Creek Pearl Farm or book a coach tour to the pearl farm. If you want to find out more or pick up brochures, please pop into the Broome Visitor Centre.
GETTING TO WILLIE CREEK PEARL FARM AND ROAD ACCESS
From Broome to Willie Creek Pearl Farm, the total distance is about 38 km.
Turn right off the Broome-Cape Leveque Road, at Manari Road.
Once you are on Manari Road, there will be signage indicating which track in to use, the red track or blue track.
Follow the coloured markers and enjoy the artwork along the way.
Travel about 5km and then turn into Willie Creek Road.
The roads are unsealed, with sandy and corrugated sections, and a 4WD is recommended.
Note: The Shire of Broome road conditions for unsealed Manari Road and Willie Creek Road can be viewed here.
Join Terry Hunter, take in the beautiful views of Cygnet Bay and book a Borrgoron Coast to Creek Tour (2 hours) or the Borrgoron Culture & History Tour (1 hour). Hear stories of Country, culture and traditional knowledge as Terry shares his connection to this spectacular part of the Kimberley. It’s an opportunity to see Cygnet Bay through a local Bardi perspective and gain a deeper understanding of the landscape and its cultural significance. Book online or call the Broome Visitor Centre on 08 9195 2200 to enquire.
GETTING TO CYGNET BAY PEARL FARM AND ROAD ACCESS
Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm is where Terry Hunter's tours depart from, which is approximately 200km north of Broome (~2.5 hour drive), at the tip of the Dampier Peninsula. While 4WD is recommended, 2WD access is available to Cygnet Bay (day visits and most stays, except for Diver's Creek accommodation and camping which requires 4WD). The 3km driveway is unsealed, but well maintained. The driveway includes a number of water-diversion bumps. It is suitable for 2WD access with reasonable clearance. 2WD access is available by sealed road through to Ardyaloon (One Arm Point). Road conditions do vary, especially in wet season, so always ensure you get up to date information before you travel. Wet-season visitors should contact Cygnet Bay or the Broome Visitor Centre directly to confirm 2WD access, as conditions can affect the unsealed driveway. 4WD is recommended during the Wet Season.
Nature's Hideaway Middle Lagoon is a low impact coastal camp offering stunning views over two beautiful Bays. Surrounded by beautiful beaches and native bush. It is located on the Dampier Peninsula, just two and a half hours drive north of Broome. Middle Lagoon is a pristine paradise with easy beach access, where you can fully enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the stunning scenery.
GETTING TO MIDDLE LAGOON AND ROAD ACCESS
The main access road to the Dampier Peninsula from Broome is now fully sealed. However, the 33km road into Middle Lagoon is still restricted to 4WD access only. This road includes sandy and corrugated sections and care is needed to navigate this, especially if you are towing. It is recommended to reduce your tyre pressure once you leave the bitumen. Always check current road conditions before travelling, particularly after rain. Broome to Middle Lagoon total driving distance is ~180 kms, taking approximately 2.5-3 hours.
Book your stay at Middle Lagoon online
Beagle Bay and the Sacred Heart Church
Beagle Bay is one of three Aboriginal communities on the Dampier Peninsula north of Broome and an interesting part of Western Australian history. A 128 kilometre drive along the newly sealed road will deliver sights of the beautiful Beagle Bay Sacred Heart Church with its famous mother of pearl shell altar. This is one of the most beautiful churches in Australia.
Sacred Heart Church is open to visitors, please check with the visitor centre for any closure advice before you travel. We remind visitors to be respectful around church service days and times, and respect any community closure advice.
Mass services are held in the Church on Sunday mornings from 9am to 10am and visitors are expected to be respectful during these hours and refrain from photography until service has concluded. Donations can be made at the front entrance.
Beagle Bay Community has a Community Entry Fee. Visitors to the community will be required to pay $15 each, children under 10 can enter Beagle Bay for free.
Beagle Bay (Ngarlan) Community Store
Hours are usually 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday, 8am to 11am Saturday.
Note: These opening hours or entry prices may change.
GETTING TO BEAGLE BAY AND ROAD ACCESS
Beagle Bay is approximately 128km north of Broome, accessed via the fully sealed Broome–Cape Leveque Road, making the community accessible by 2WD. Some roads and tracks beyond the main sealed road are unsealed and may require a high-clearance 4WD. Broome to Beagle Bay takes about 1.5 hours by road. The entry road into Beagle Bay Community is a public road. People may travel through these reserves to other destinations if they have permission (or a booking) but should not turn on to any side roads or other property.
Ideally situated midway on the Dampier Peninsula, Banana Well Getaway offers a great camping spot with many exciting bush activities and with so many other destinations within a short reach makes us a perfect place to set up and explore. The iconic and unmissable Sacred Heart Church in Beagle Bay is just a minutes away, founding members of Banana Well Getaway (Burrguk Aboriginal Corporation) historically connected with the Church construction and Pearl Shell decorations. Banana Well Getaway is a beautiful, nature based campground, located on the amazing and wonderfully diverse Beagle Bay Creek, where you can enjoy fishing, crabbing and bush walking. We are a family and dog friendly park with a small dip pool, filled with the freshest mineral water from our Artesian Spring.
GETTING TO BANANA WELL GETAWAY AND ROAD ACCESS
Banana Well Getaway is located 140kms north of Broome, off the Cape Leveque Road (about a 1.5 hour drive). Follow the signs from the main road (about 14kms). Allow extra time for the drive. Please observe the local access protocols and private property signs. Getting from the getaway to the Landing/Burrguk Creek is 4WD only. Entry to Banana Well Getaway property is at your own risk. Do not to trespass on neighbouring Indigenous communities without prior permission. All visitors arriving and departing, please report to the Office (Office hours are usually 7am – 8pm, check directly with the property for any seasonal changes). A day pass is required to enter Banana Well Getaway grounds with access to Burrguk Creek. The Burrguk Creek/marshland area is tidal. The creek and road to the landing can become wet and boggy and vehicles can easily sink into the mud.
With 37 powered sites catering to large RV’s and caravans and an additional 10 unpowered sites, Djarindjin Campground is serviced by a range of amenities including male and female ablutions, hot showers, laundry, a camp kitchen and sheltered BBQ area. There is also the Camping with Custodians signature central firepit, a place to meet and share stories under the Kimberley sky. With modern amenities, powered caravan/campsites and highly accessible location on the fully sealed Cape Leveque Road, this a welcoming stopover on your Kimberley journey, or a great base from which to explore the best of the Dampier Peninsula.
GETTING TO DJARDINDJIN CAMPGROUND AND ROAD ACCESS
Djarindjin Campground is approximately 190km north of Broome, located directly on the sealed Cape Leveque Road. The campground is easily accessible by 2WD, caravans and RVs, making it a convenient base for exploring the Dampier Peninsula. If you’re travelling with a 2WD or towing a caravan, Djarindjin is a good place to unhitch and explore the more remote parts of the peninsula by 4WD. Many side roads and coastal tracks remain unsealed and may require a high-clearance 4WD.
Visitor access: Djarindjin Roadhouse and Djarindjin Campground are accessible to travellers from the sealed Cape Leveque Road. Visitors can stop at the Roadhouse for fuel, takeaway food and basic supplies, or stay at the campground.
Note: Visitors should not drive into the residential community or access the Djarindjin Store, community facilities or local tracks without prior approval. Access to Djarindjin Beach is also restricted and requires permission from Djarindjin Aboriginal Corporation or an appropriate Traditional Owner or Elder.
Experience the best of the Peninsula. We are people that enjoy our traditional ways of living. We are saltwater people and we have learnt through our ancestors how to care for and protect our land and our sea. We only hunt and gather from these sources during the right seasons. We respect our flora and fauna, we are one with our land and animals, we are one with the sea and all that lives in it. We invite you to experience Bardi and Jawi culture on an authentic Aboriginal cultural tou
Brian Lee — Hunters Creek Tagalong Tours
Follow Brian on a fascinating journey to learn about local bush tucker, Aboriginal culture and his connection to country. Or spend the entire day with Brian on an adventure of your own design!
Bundy’s Cultural Tours
Bundy’s Cultural Tours operate in Bardi Country, at the northern tip of the Dampier Peninsula. As a traditional owner, Bundy lives a contemporary but traditional Aboriginal lifestyle and his culture is very much a part of his life. His tours provide an opportunity to meet with him and his family.
Trevor’s Traditional Tours
Trevor Sampi is a Bardi Jawi Man of the Dampier Peninsula, who comes from the Goolorrgoon clan group and has a wealth of knowledge of his country. His tours provide an opportunity to meet with him and learn about Bardi Jawi culture.
Book online or come into the Broome Visitor Centre to learn more about these amazing experiences.
GETTING TO DJARINDJIN ABORIGINAL TOURS DEPARTURE POINT AND ROAD ACCESS
The Djarindjin Aboriginal Tours depart from the roadhouse, approximately 190 km from Broome, but individual tours may travel onwards from there. Check the specific tour's requirements (including tyre pressure required) when booking, particularly if the tour experience includes access along unsealed tracks or onto Aboriginal lands.
Bundy's Coastal Cultural Adventure Tour - 4WD Essential
Trevor Sampi's Traditional Tours - 4WD Essential
Brian Hunter's Creek Tagalong Tour - 4WD Essential
Lombadina community is near Thomas Bay. Lombadina is a small community on the Dampier Peninsula in the Kimberley region. Relax on white sandy beaches, characterised by pristine turquoise waters, take in nature’s beauty and experience the colours of the Kimberley, the thrilling fishing and breath-taking whale watching. Catch a fresh feast of mud crab or take a kayak tour. Tours are timed to take full advantage of the tides ensuring your experience is more exhilarating than exhausting!
Visit the Lombadina art and craft centre, chat with the local staff and browse through a variety of traditional and contemporary art and craft on display. Traditionally carved pearl shell, trochus bangles and pearl and ebony pendants, along with silk screens, carved bowls, boomerangs and shields are for sale. Local artists create original pieces from local materials that are available for purchase. Opening hours may change at short notice, due to local community requirements.
Lombadina campground offers visitors a spectacular and relaxed location from which to explore the Dampier Peninsula. Set amongst natural bushland, this newly opened campground features powered & unpowered campsites, plus drive-thru sites catering to large RVs, a camp kitchen, modern amenities and laundry, hot showers, gas BBQs and communal firepits. There is a maximum stay of 3 nights.
High Season (April to September)
Lombadina community including craftshop, church and beach is open 8am - 4pm weekdays and from 9am & 2pm on weekends.
It is necessary to obtain a day pass for those people wishing to have a leisurely stroll around the community and visit our beach.
These can be obtained by visiting the office on arrival.
Tour bookings require minimum four days notice.
Low Season (October to May)
Lombadina community including craftshop, church and beach is only open on weekdays 8am - 4pm.
All accommodation, caravan sites and day visits will still be open through the wet/low season.
Weekends and public holidays
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GETTING TO LOMBADINA AND ROAD ACCESS
Broome to Lombadina is approximately 196 kms or 2.5 hours by road. Lombadina is accessed via the fully sealed Broome–Cape Leveque Road, making the community and camping accessible by 2WD. Some surrounding tracks and beach access does require a high-clearance 4WD. Visitors should contact Lombadina ahead of their visit and obtain a day pass on arrival if exploring the community and beach.
Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm is located 200km north of Broome on the tip of the Dampier Peninsula. Cygnet Bay is known as Borrgoron.
Join a Pearl Farm Tour for a true insight into this fascinating gem, and see a pearl harvested from the oyster! To explore the Kimberley Coast, our Giant Tides sea safaris and cruises offer exhilarating trips through the pristine waters and the world’s largest tropical tides.
Browse the accommodation and camping options at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm and book to stay a bit longer!
Book tours at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm online or give the Broome Visitor Centre a call to find out more on 08 9195 2200.
GETTING TO CYGNET BAY PEARL FARM AND ROAD ACCESS
Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm is approximately 200km north of Broome (~2.5 hour drive), at the tip of the Dampier Peninsula. While 4WD is recommended, 2WD access is available to Cygnet Bay (day visits and most stays, except for Diver's Creek accommodation and camping which requires 4WD). The 3km driveway is unsealed, but well maintained. The driveway includes a number of water-diversion bumps. It is suitable for 2WD access with reasonable clearance. 2WD access is available by sealed road through to Ardyaloon (One Arm Point). Road conditions do vary, especially in wet season, so always ensure you get up to date information before you travel. Wet-season visitors should contact Cygnet Bay or the Broome Visitor Centre directly to confirm 2WD access, as conditions can affect the unsealed driveway. 4WD is recommended during the Wet Season.
UPDATE 15 JUNE 2026: Ardyaloon Hatchery is currently closed due to damage. Effective immediately, the hatchery will be closed to the public until further notice, due to damage. Our community still has so much beauty and culture to share, including our stunning natural landmarks like Round Rock, Middle Beach, and Joojaloo Beach. Ingarlgalandij Arts & Culture Hub at Ardyaloon is a magnificent place to view and purchase authentic pieces from our incredibly talented local artists. Art Hub Trading Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 10am to 3pm.
One Arm Point (Ardyaloon) is a great place to visit. Learn about the Bardi Jawis strong connection to their rich culture and saltwater traditions in one of the guided cultural hatchery tours. You can also purchase locally crafted products such as polished shells and jewellery.
Ardyaloon community entry fee (which includes a guided Ardyaloon Hatchery tour (if hatchery is open) and access to Jologo Beach, Middle Beach and Round Rock)
Group bookings can be made by phoning 08 9192 4930 during office hours.
Visitor Information:
GETTING TO ARDYALOON AND ROAD ACCESS
Ardyaloon, also known as One Arm Point, is approximately 200km north of Broome, on the Dampier Peninsula. The community is accessible by 2WD via the fully sealed Broome–Cape Leveque Road. While a 2WD is suitable for reaching Ardyaloon, a high-clearance 4WD is recommended for exploring some of the coastal tracks and areas beyond the main road. Travel only on designated roads and tracks, and follow local access and visitor requirements when entering the community. Specific locations across this area are strictly protected due to deep cultural significance and safety. These locations are clearly sign-posted, but please confirm at the office if you are ever uncertain. All arrival travelers must report directly to the administration building office to register immediately upon entry. No motorized vehicles are permitted on dunes or open beaches past the formal designated parking layouts. Respect our traditional landscape systems. Stay entirely clear of delicate coastal sandhills. Please do not drive vehicles through or around marked Community Housing streets and living spaces.
Over 30 per cent of all Australia’s islands are in the West Kimberley Coast. A dense chain runs from the tip of the Dampier Peninsula, starting with the Buccaneer Archipelago which is locally known as the Thousand Island Archipelago. The area has huge tidal ranges up to 12 metres. The Horizontal Falls (Aboriginal name Garaanngaddim) is probably the most iconic location in Talbot Bay, located in the region.
The newly created Lalang-garram/Horizontal Falls Marine Park is located north of Broome and Derby and south of the Lalang-garram/Camden Sound Marine Park. The park covers approximately 350,000 hectares from Talbot Bay in the west to Walcott Inlet and Glenelg River in the east. (Source: DPIRD)
To see the beauty of the Dampier Peninsula from the sky, we recommend a scenic flight departing Broome. We have lots to choose from. Some scenic flights from Broome have minimum quest requirements, so if you see something "on request" this means you can request to join the tour and we will call you to collect passenger weights and other details, and then confirm the departure with the operator. Give us a call for expert advice about scenic flights in Broome and the Dampier Peninsula on 08 9195 2200.
Join Jabirr Jabirr, Ngumbarl man Jayden Howard from Bunda Bunda NJ Tours on a cultural tagalong tour through the spectacular coastal country of the Dampier Peninsula. Travel along dirt tracks and explore remote, white, sandy beaches, fresh water springs and amazing mangrove ecosystems and secret fishing locations. Explore the mangroves on foot in search of mudshells, bombshells and mudcrabs and hopefully some fish species. Learn about the six seasons and how to identify important bushfoods and medicine plants. Share traditional survival skills and hear about local history and Jabirr Jabirr Dreaming stories connected to the area.
Bunda Bunda NJ Tours offers adventurers the opportunity to undertake a 4x4 guided tag-along experience, to investigate and engage with a stretch of the coastline through the eyes of Traditional Owners whose ancestors have walked this land for centuries.
GETTING TO BUNDA BUNDA NJ TOURS DEPARTURE POINT AND ROAD ACCESS
View a small map of the tour departure meeting point at the parking bay on the Broome-Cape Leveque Road here.
Experience Mercedes Cove with just your partner, or family and friends. With only minimal guests at one time you can be assured of that stress free escape. Activities include swimming, snorkelling, bird watching, land based whale watching between July and September, bush walking and fishing. Located approx. 180 kilometres north of Broome. 4wd is required to access the property, there is 33kms of sandy/dirt road once you have turned off the Broome-Cape Leveque Rd. No day visits. Booked guests only are allowed on property with no camping or caravan sites available here. Sorry, no pets.
GETTING TO MERCEDES COVE AND ROAD ACCESS
Mercedes Cove is approximately 170–180km north of Broome. Travel north along the sealed Broome–Cape Leveque Road to the Middle Lagoon turn-off, then follow the signs to Mercedes Cove for approximately 33km along a sandy and unsealed access road. A 4WD is required to access Mercedes Cove. The final 33km includes dirt and sandy sections and can become wet, so a capable 4WD is essential. Mercedes Cove is for booked guests only, with no day visits, camping or caravan sites available.
Join Oolin Sunday Island Cultural Tours on a journey that began thousands of years ago through what is today known as the Middle Passage. You will pass through the whirlpools and eddies between Jooloom and Jayirri and allow you to experience the power of some of the world’s biggest tidal waters and learn how these massive tidal currents were used by the Jawi people to hunt, fish and trade. Rosanna Angus is a Jawi woman whose family lived on Sunday Island, she shares stories of life on the island before the mission closed in 1962. Discover who started the Mission and why Sunday Island | Ewuny was chosen as the site. Learn about life at the Mission and why the culture is still strong.
Hear the story of the Journey of the Tide Drifters as you retrace the ocean journey from Bardi Country on the mainland through the network of islands and tidal passages that make up Jawi Country.
Rosanna recently won the prestigious FACET Golden Guide Award at the 2023 Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards. She also won the Individual Excellence in Aboriginal Tourism Award in 2022. Rosanna was recognised for her innovative leadership skills, particularly her focus on supporting and inspiring Aboriginal women.
This special 4.5 hour tour experience departs from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm.
GETTING TO OOLIN SUNDAY ISLAND CULTURAL TOUR DEPARTURE POINT AND ROAD ACCESS
Please see our information relating to Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm for road access.
For more information on the Dampier Peninsula and your Ardi experience get in touch with the Broome Visitor Centre on 08 9195 2200 or explore the tour and accommodation options below.
There is NO FREE CAMPING anywhere on the Dampier Peninsula.
All communities and outstations are on private leases. You must call ahead or have a booking before visiting.
The Dampier Peninsula is a unique area of outstanding beauty, rich in history and culture and wilderness.
Visit the Ardi, Broome and Beyond website for travel distances, fuel information and much more!
There are no patrolled swimming areas or regular lifeguard services at the beaches, lagoons, waterholes and other natural waterways across the Dampier Peninsula. The Kimberley coastline can present risks including strong tides and currents, marine stingers (Irukandji), crocodiles and sharks. Never assume a calm or sheltered-looking waterhole, lagoon or beach is safe for swimming simply because other people are using it.
Reminder: The Shire of Broome recommends swimming only at patrolled beaches.
Call 08 9195 2200
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