This full one-day tour treks all the way to the tip of the Dampier Peninsular to the beautiful Cape Leveque and back to Broome taking in all the sights you would want to see.

The highlights include Beagle Bay Community and its famous Church with the Pearl Shell Altar. Here we stop for morning tea and learn the history of the church and community. We then tour the Beagle Bay Women's Art Centre for a close look at the work produced by the local Aboriginal people.

We then journey further on to the very tip of the Dampier Peninsular to the beautiful Cape Leveque. Stopping here to enjoy our lunch overlooking the pristine beaches of Cape Leveque. With plenty of time for a relaxing swim, beach walk, snorkelling, and for the keen photographer an opportunity to capture the amazing colours of this area.

On heading back to Broome we head over to One Arm Point Community. This community sits on the eastern side of the peninsular with a breathtaking view over King Sound and its many islands. Here you see first hand the huge tides ripping through the Sound and perhaps spot a Turtle or two, whilst taking our afternoon tea break.

We then move over to visit our friends at the Trochus Shell Hatchery. Joining our local Aboriginal Guides for an informative tour of the interesting and colourful marine life of this region.

We finish off our day back on Broome's Cable Beach for our famous sunset fish BBQ dinner.

Tour Departs: Tuesdays/Thursdays 7.30am
Returns: 8.30pm
Cost: $239 per person (2008)
Includes: Morning Tea, Lunch, Afternoon Tea and Dinner and Pick-up / Drop-off at your accommodation.