easy
3–4 hours
Moderate physical activity required, comfortable walking shoes recommended.
Discover the rich Indigenous history and stunning landscapes of Kimberley on this immersive cultural tour from Broome. Guided by a respected Traditional Owner, this experience connects you to land, art, and stories unique to Beagle Bay.
From Ages 5+ • Journey from Broome to Beagle Bay • 6 Hours • History of the Mission
Embark on a captivating journey from Broome to Beagle Bay with Nyul Nyul Traditional Owner Robert Dann. Experience rich Aboriginal history at the Sacred Heart Church, admire stunning pearl shell art, and explore local bush foods. This immersive tour offers a unique connection to culture and nature, guided by a respected community elder.
5 Hours (0800-1300) approximately
Journey from Broome to Beagle Bay, in air conditioned comfort. Along the way learn about the natural boundaries that define language groups as you pass through Country. Upon arrival in Nyul Nyul Country, Robert will welcome you in language to his Country and share his family history, their connection to Beagle Bay and their involvement in building the mission.
Visit the Sacred Heart Church, renowned for its beautiful pearl shell encrusted altar. Learn about the Aboriginal shell carvers who created the intricate pearl shell artworks and shell mosaic floor. Explore the old lemonade factory, the surrounding freshwater springs and learn about some of the local bush foods and medicine plants.
Robert Dann is a Nyul Nyul man, his ancestral tribe is from the Beagle Bay region and, as a Traditional Owner of the Winawul Country - the Sandy Point area of Beagle Bay, he is highly regarded and respected in his community.
Pick up from you designated location will be between 7:00-8:00AM. Included in your booking confirmation is a rough estimated time of pickup. Drop off to your designated location will be included post tour.
Light refreshments made using traditional bush foods including Robbie's own Boab Iced Tea will be provided.
Always follow the guidance of your host and respect cultural sites and artifacts.
Bring water as tours may involve walking and outdoor exposure.
Footwear suitable for walking on uneven terrain is recommended.
Ask questions and listen to cultural stories for a richer experience.
The Kimberley region has one of the oldest continuous Indigenous cultures, with stories and traditions dating back tens of thousands of years.
The local community actively participates in land management and preservation efforts to protect cultural sites and natural habitats.
Protects you from the sun during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout the tour.
Suitable for uneven terrain and walking.
Protects your skin from strong UV rays.
summer specific