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Discover the beauty of the Dampier Peninsula with Southern Cross Cultural Tours at Lullumb, an immersive and exclusive experience guided by local Bardi Jawi man, Bolo Angus, and his family. This small group tour offers an unparalleled glimpse into the Indigenous culture and traditions of the region, combining hands-on learning with the breathtaking natural surroundings.
The "Tag Along" tour takes you through mangroves and forests, where you'll learn how to hunt for sea snails and mud crabs and discover the art of building traditional shelters. You'll also walk through sacred sites, such as a freshwater spring, and learn about the Bardi Jawi way of life—an ancient culture passed down through generations. The authenticity of the tour is enhanced by the personal stories and insights shared by Bolo, making this an enriching, educational journey into Australia's cultural heritage.
This unique experience is available year-round. The tours typically run from the One Arm Point community, located about 200 kilometers north of Broome. The tour includes guided walks, cultural teachings, and hands-on demonstrations of traditional survival techniques. Participants are encouraged to actively engage in all aspects, making it a true cultural exchange.
Experience the cultural richness of the Kimberley region with Oolin Sunday Island Cultural Tours, an immersive experience into the heart of Bardi Jawi heritage. Departing from Cygnet Bay, just north of Broome, this tour offers an intimate exploration of the Sunday Island area, where you’ll uncover the Dreaming stories that connect the island to the dramatic tidal waters of King Sound.
This exclusive tour, led by Rosanna Angus, an award-winning guide and proud Jawi woman, offers a deep dive into the traditional knowledge of the Bardi Jawi people. As you sail through the Bardi Jawi Garrda Marine Park, you'll explore unspoilt locations that are not only breathtaking but also culturally and environmentally significant. Along the way, you’ll learn about the ancient traditions that have helped the Jawi people navigate these treacherous waters for millennia.
The tour includes visits to Middle Beach, the Pearl Passage, and Goodngarngoon, each rich in cultural significance and home to diverse wildlife, including humpback whales, dolphins, dugongs, and sea turtles. It’s an opportunity to witness one of the most pristine coastal environments in Australia, all while being guided through stories of resilience, culture, and the legacy of the Sunday Island Mission.
Tour details: This 4.5-hour tour departs every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from April to October, with start times dependent on the tides, from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, easily accessible by a 2WD vehicle, located just 212 km north of Broome.
Embark on an exhilarating underground adventure with Unearthed Australian Opal in Coober Pedy, the opal capital of the world. This unique hands-on experience, lead by opal miner Dan, takes you into a working opal mine at night, offering a rare opportunity to join seasoned miners in their hunt for Australia’s most precious gemstone. This is not your typical guided tour—you’ll get your hands dirty swinging a pick, operating mining equipment, and using UV blacklights to uncover hidden opal veins.
What sets this experience apart is its authenticity. The mine is fully operational, and if you’re lucky enough to strike opal, you’ll experience the thrill of unearthing it firsthand. With over two generations of mining expertise, the team guides you through every step of the process, ensuring your safety while immersing you in the reality of opal mining—complete with dust, rough terrain, and the occasional nocturnal wildlife.
The tour is available year-round, running at night to take advantage of cooler conditions in the harsh desert environment. The adventure departs from Lot 1666 Crows Road, Coober Pedy. For thrill-seekers and gem enthusiasts alike, this experience offers a deep dive into the challenges and excitement of Australia’s opal mining culture.
The Sundays is Hamilton Island’s latest luxury boutique hotel, set to open in Autumn 2025. Nestled amidst the lush palms at the northern end of Catseye Beach, this exclusive property offers an intimate escape with stunning views of the Coral Sea. Combining a 5-star luxury and a family-friendly focus, the property is designed for families and those seeking a tranquil getaway, boasting 59 elegantly styled rooms that capture the island's tropical essence.
Guests will enjoy an array of amenities, including access to a private pool, oceanfront dining, and beautifully appointed rooms. The room rate includes a complimentary breakfast, adding to the luxurious experience. Positioned as the perfect blend of comfort and style, The Sundays promises a serene retreat in one of Australia’s most breathtaking locations.
The Lady Elliot Island Manta Explorer Package offers an incredible opportunity for marine enthusiasts to experience the magic of manta season on the southern Great Barrier Reef. Running from May to August, when manta rays gather in larger numbers around the island’s crystal-clear waters, this 3-night package is perfect for snorkelling and scuba diving fans who want to witness these graceful creatures up close.
The package includes accommodation at the eco-friendly Lady Elliot Island Resort, return scenic flights from Bundaberg or Hervey Bay, daily breakfast and dinner, and use of snorkelling equipment. Guests will also enjoy a glass-bottom boat tour and guided snorkelling excursions, offering a front-row seat to the vibrant marine life that surrounds the island.
This exclusive offer is available only during the manta ray season, making it a once-in-a-lifetime experience for divers and nature lovers alike. The island itself is accessible via a short flight from Hervey Bay, Bundaberg, or even Brisbane and the Gold Coast for an additional fee.
