Cape Leveque Experience

Experience the wild beauty of the Kimberley on this three-day coastal getaway. Visit a Bardi community and learn how to rustle up some bush tucker, then feast on a traditional outback feed of billy tea and damper. Soak up some sun on a white sandy Cape Leveque beach, or explore the colourful sea life on a snorkelling expedition. Witness the treacherous tidal flows of the Buccaneer Archipelago, and marvel at the horizontal waterfall phenomenon.

Travel to well-known sights and discover hidden treasures of this extraordinary, remote part of Australia where often things are not what they seem.

Itinerary / Highlights

Days 1-2 Broome/ Cape Leveque
Head for the Dampier Peninsula along rugged 4x4 tracks. These shimmering waters, white sandy coastline and red rocky clifftops embody the Kimberley's wild beauty. Visit the spectacular mother-of-pearl altar at the Beagle Bay church. On a guided bushwalk through traditional Bardi saltwater country, discover the Dreamtime legends, history and culture of these isolated communities. After learning to find bush tucker, share fresh billy tea and campfire damper with new friends. Camp at Cape Leveque, falling asleep to the sound of Indian Ocean waves lapping the shore. Next day, join a snorkelling or fishing adventure or climb aboard a sea kayak or dinghy for a leisurely exploration of the archipelago. Splurge on a scenic flight for unforgettable views. Alternatively, just take it easy on the pristine beaches and rugged coastline that make the Cape famous. Tuck into a flame-grilled dinner then sleep out under the enormous, starry Kimberley sky.

Day 3 One Arm Point/ Broome
Witness the Buccaneer Archipelago's huge tidal flows. These islands teem with wildlife. Saltwater crocodiles, sharks and sea snakes also make their home in waters and coral reefs where humans rarely venture. Visit the Aquaculture Hatchery to learn about barramundi, pearl and trochus shell conservation, then enjoy lunch in the gardens of the Lombadina community. Enjoy a final dip in this part of the Indian Ocean before returning to Broome.

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Accommodation Details

Camping with facilities (2 nts)