Oolin Sunday Island Cultural Tour

Cygnet Bay Tide Drifters Cultural Marine Adventure

Follow an ancient ocean journey through the Pearl Passage, travelling between Jooloom and Jayirru through powerful tidal waters, whirlpools, and eddies. Departing from Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, this 4.5-hour experience reveals how the Jawi people used the region’s remarkable tidal currents for hunting, fishing, and trade

Travel with local guide Rosanna Angus, a proud Jawi woman whose family lived on Sunday Island during the early mission days. Retrace the ocean route from Bardi Country through the islands and tidal passages of Jawi Country while learning about the deep cultural significance of these waters

Cruise through tranquil, unspoilt locations across the spectacular marine reserve and discover a remote coastline rich in Aboriginal culture and wildlife. The Buccaneer Archipelago and King Sound provide important habitat for humpback whale calves, dolphins, dugongs, manta rays, sea turtles, sharks, and migratory birds

Stop at Middle Beach near Ardyaloon Community and learn about its connection to Sunday Island, navigate the culturally significant Pearl Passage, and discover Goodngarngoon, known as a place of running water and great importance to the Bardi Jawi people. The tour requires moderate physical agility, transfers between vessels, and comfort with high-powered boat travel and possible splashes; children must weigh at least 25kg and be accompanied by an adult, while a minimum of six passengers is required for departure