This unique 1 hour tour offers a guided commentary on Broome’s pearling history. Travel back in time to an era of courageous men who lived a life of danger, fortune and adventure. Visitors are captivated as 150 years of Broome’s unique maritime and pearling heritage unfolds in the very environment where the history was made, amongst the mangroves on the foreshore of Roebuck Bay’s Dampier Creek. Pearl Luggers is located right in the heart of ‘Chinatown’ and features a fully rigged and restored pearl lugger surrounded by a replica inter-tidal jetty and tenders store. It is without doubt the closest link to the pearling era of long ago where daily life ebbed and flowed with the comings and goings of the great pearl luggers fleets.  

Get found amongst the boundless beauty and colours of Broome. Discover the epic history of Broome at Cable Beach where Lord Alistair McAlpine’s story is told as well as Broome’s pearling evolution and Catalina’s. Explore Gantheaume Point, dinosaur tracks, Entrance Point, Town Beach, Chi­na­town and the icon­ic, World-renowned Her­itage site, the Japan­ese Ceme­tery. We’ll share our favourite Broome tips and places to visit for your Broome holiday. This stunning and insightful tour is in air-conditioned comfort will introduce you to the sights and history of our unique town.

Spend an afternoon getting to know Broome on a family-friendly half-day tour. Taste local beer, learn about Broome's history at Broome Museum, and see huge saltwater crocodiles at Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park. Discover Broome’s brewing history at Matso's Broome Brewery, Australia’s most remote brewery. Sample their iconic Ginger Beer and Mango Beer at their award-winning restaurant overlooking Roebuck Bay. Broome's fascinating past comes to life when you visit one of the best regional museums in Australia. The Broome Museum is housed across three heritage buildings and illustrates Broome’s unique town settlement, society, and industry. Browse exhibits on dinosaurs, pearling, wartime, communication, transport, and more in fully air-conditioned comfort. With children's activities and interactions, there is plenty of history to discover for the whole family to enjoy. Finish with a stroll amongst the 2,500 crocodiles at the Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park. Both entertaining and educational, this prehistoric reptile tour allows you to encounter the last remaining dinosaurs.