Nature and wildlife tours

Exmouth Dive and Whalesharks Ningaloo has been operating for many years on the Ningaloo Reef and is Exmouth's original dive centre. They specialise in WhaleShark Swim Tours, Humpback Whale Watching and Humpback Whale swims, Scuba Diving, Snorkelling and having a great time on the Ningaloo Reef.<br/><br/>Their long term commitment to this area of the Ningaloo Reef allows them to know where to find the very best snorkelling, diving and to have the most reliable and exciting interactions on their Whaleshark Swim, with the myriad of creatures that call this area home.<br/><br/>Exmouth Dive is the only Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) 5-Star Instructor Development Centre (IDC) on the Ningaloo Reef, offering a complete diver training service. They are open seven days a week for sales and service, dive tours, equipment hire, air fills and with four boats they can get you out on the reef!

Untamed Escapes' diverse experiences include camping adventures, luxury gourmet getaways, wellness retreats, Indigenous culture, wildlife and conservation. If off-the-shelf isn't your style, they can handcraft a tailor-made experience to suit your needs. Untamed Escapes enables people to escape, unwind, connect, and transform. They partner with the best suppliers and wellness practitioners in each region and introduce travellers to the local makers, creators, growers and characters. Untames Escapes feel great satisfaction to witness travellers' transformation as they reconnect to Country and self.

Based in Dunsborough, Koomal Dreaming provides an opportunity for visitors to experience Wadandi and Bibbulmun country through the eyes of the traditional owners. Guests have the opportunity to taste native foods, learn about bush medicine, and meet the animals, plants and Dreaming spirits that have enriched the lives of the indigenous Wadandi and Bibbulmun people since time began. <br/><br/>"Koomal" is the traditional Aboriginal name of Wadandi man Josh Whiteland. Passionate, learned and spiritually aware, Josh has a personal commitment to sharing his deep knowledge of his culture and lore with visitors. He created Koomal Dreaming so he could communicate at least part of his profound connection with his land and his people with guests from around Australia and the world.

Willie Creek Pearls offers the complete pearl experience, from telling the story of history and pearling in Broome to educating thousands of visitors a year about modern-day Pearling, right through to commercial pearl farming and jewellery manufacture. They are passionate about every part of the unique story of the Pearl of Western Australia, from shell to showroom. They are dedicated to delivering unique and memorable tourism, retail and hospitality experiences to all of their visitors.<br/><br/>After its humble beginnings in Broome and over 30 years of operation, Willie Creek Pearls proudly remains a family-owned and operated business.<br/><br/>You can find Willie Creek Pearls Showrooms at seven locations across Broome and Perth, where their expert staff await to offer you a warm welcome and share their fascinating knowledge on nature’s true gem, the pearl! They invite you to join them on one of their many unique pearl experiences, including their famous Willie Creek Pearl Farm Tour, a journey back in time at Pearl Luggers or even to harvest your very own pearl in Perth at Elizabeth Quay. <br/><br/>They look forward to taking you on a journey of pearl discovery.

Join fourth-generation pearler and proud Bardi man, Terry Hunter, as he shares with you his stories, his country and his culture.<br/><br/>Tours are based out of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm on the tip of the Dampier Peninsula two hours north of Broome. Terry's great-grandfather, James Hunter was a diver and skipper for founder Dean Brown. <br/><br/>As a Bardi man, Terry’s ancestral connection to this country goes much deeper and dates back more than 40,000 years. The Bardi (land) and Jawi (island) people of the Dampier Peninsula retain a strong relationship with their land and sea, encompassing an in-depth cultural knowledge of bush food, medicine plants and traditional hunting and fishing practices.<br/><br/>For the Bardi and Jawi people, pearl shell holds a special connection to the land and the sea. Remnants of pearl shells from this part of Australia have been found in distant regions like western Queensland and coastal South Australia and are known to have been traded from tribe to tribe for ochre, spearheads and boomerangs for at least 22,000 years, making it one of the earliest forms of currency.<br/><br/>Borrgoron is the Bardi name for Cygnet Bay and the place Terry and his ancestors have called home for many generations.