The Dampier Peninsula, situated north of Broome, is a picturesque region in Western Australia renowned for its unspoiled beaches, stunning bays, and rich cultural heritage. Notable beaches and bays in the area include Cape Leveque with its striking pindan cliffs and turquoise waters, Cygnet Bay housing a working pearl farm, Mission Bay offering serene pocket beaches, Eighty Mile Beach known for fishing and beachcombing, Gantheaume Point with its red cliffs and scenic views, the remote Reddell Beach for peaceful solitude, Rowley Shoals attracting snorkeling and diving enthusiasts, and Goodenough Bay with its vast shoreline for exploration.
Apart from the natural beauty, the Dampier Peninsula also provides cultural experiences such as learning about the traditions of the local Bardi and Nyul Nyul people, engaging in fishing and mud crabbing activities, and sampling bush foods. Accommodation options on the peninsula cater to a range of preferences, from basic bush camps and beach shelters to luxurious self-contained safari tents.