The Dampier Peninsula is a blend of pristine beaches and dramatic coastlines, rich in traditional Aboriginal culture. Travelling up the red 4WD track, learn about the region's history from our commentary and documentary DVDs. Our first stop is the Beagle Bay Church with its glimmering pearl shell altar, for morning tea. Further north, we visit the Kelk Creek Bush Retreat, where our Aboriginal guide and her family introduce us to their Bardi ‘saltwater country’. A bushwalk offers an in-depth insight into their indigenous lifestyle and culture while the freshly-made damper and billy tea at the end of the walk is well worth the wait! On Cape Leveque we set up camp before a Kimberley sunset and BBQ under the stars.

The morning at Cape Leveque is yours to enjoy as you please. You may like to join our guide on a snorkelling or fishing adventure (included), or take up one of the optional extras on offer including an Indigenous sea kayaking adventure, dinghy hire or a scenic flight across the archipelago and horizontal falls. Alternatively you may prefer to spend your time enjoying the pristine beaches and rugged red coastline for which Cape Leveque is famous. After lunch, visit Lombadina Aboriginal Community to see the local bush timber church. As the sun sets over the peninsula, we begin our journey back through the challenging Kimberley terrain, arriving in Broome at approximately 6:30pm.