• Staying on

    Staying on

    Ardi Country

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From eco campgrounds to deluxe suites. There’s a range of accommodation options in unspoilt locations. Many are right on the doorstep of some of the Dampier Peninsula’s pristine beaches, spectacular natural attractions, historic locations, cultural tours and experiences.

 Come visit the Dampier Peninsula and share unforgettable experiences... See you soon!

There is NO FREE CAMPING anywhere on the peninsula.
BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL if you are staying overnight.

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Ardi'ol Art & Culture

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Ardyaloon Hatchery & Aquaculture Centre

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Banana Well Getaway

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Beagle Bay Community

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Borrgoron Coast to Creek Tours

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Brian Lee Tagalong Tours

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Bundy's Cultural Tours

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Chile Creek Community Stay

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Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm

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Djarindjin Campground

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Gnylmarung Retreat

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Goombaragin Eco Retreat

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Gumbanan Wilderness Retreat

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Kimberley Cultural Adventures

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Kooljaman at Cape Leveque

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Mercedes Cove Exclusive Coastal Retreat

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Nature's Hideaway Middle Lagoon

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Oolin Sunday Island Cultural Tours

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Pender Bay Escape

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Smithy's Seaside Campground

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Southern Cross Cultural Tour at Lullumb

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Accomodation & Campgrounds

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Eco Friendly Accommodation
Family and pet friendly
Shady campsites
Powered & unpowered
Air-conditioned cabins available
Closed for 2024 Season
Tranquil Bush Setting
Unpowered camp sites
Safari Tents
Camp fires allowed
Pearl farm
Accommodation
Campground
Tours & Gift shop
Licensed Resturant
Modern amenities
powered caravan/campsites
General Store
Gas Bottle refills
Fuel
Campgrounds
Safari Tents
Dogs welcome
Staircase to the Moon
Tours are available
Beautiful bush surrounds
Sunsets over turquoise blue waters
Chats around the campfire
Boat ramp and fish cleaning area
Children under 16 are free
Self Contained Eco Tents & Chalet
Excellent Swimming | Snorkelling & Fishing
Land Based Whale Watching
Stunning Sunsets & Sunrises
Shared BBQ Area & Laundry Facilities
Closed for the 2022 Season
Deluxe safari tents
Self-contained cabins
Beach huts
Camping
SELF CONTAINED CABINS & APARTMENTS | CAMPING
CULTURAL TOURS | TOWN TOUR | FISHING CHARTERS
SWIMMING | SNORKELLING & FISHING
CRAFT SHOP | ART GALLERY | CONFERENCE FACILITIES
BAKERY | FUEL | MECHANICAL REPAIRS
Stunning Coastal Location
Self-contained Cabins
Eco Tents
Land based whale watching
Fishing
Land based whale watching
Sheltered Lagoon
Cabins
Camp Sites
Fishing
Whale Watching July to October
Secluded or family caravan hub
Ocean frontage unpowered bush camping
Stunning lookouts and walks
Boat Ramp and beach Parking
200m of exclusive beachfront access
Large open Campsites
Excellent Fishing spots
Remote and peaceful Location
Stunning Ocean Sunsets

bardi jawi gaarra MARINE PARK

Declared a National Park with Habitat Protection in 2018, the Marine Park is a hotspot for marine wildlife such as dolphins, whales, turtles and dugong. Encompassing some 74,000 square kilometres, with depths from less than 15 metres to 800 metres, the sea country of the Bardi Jawi and Nyul Nyul peoples extends into Marine Park.

Humpback whales migrate up the Kimberley Coast resting in several bays along the western side of the peninsula from July through to November. Spectacular breaching and whale activity can often be seen close up to the shore. A rich diversity of tropical fish and rays exists on the limestone reefs and the shallow rock pools.

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TRAVELLING Through Ardi

When you travel through the Dampier Peninsula you are travelling on Aboriginal lands. The area is almost entirely made up of Native Title Land, while communities and outstations are all on private leases.
On occasion, communities may close for cultural or other reasons, for this reason you should always call ahead to confirm a community is open before visiting.

There is NO FREE CAMPING anywhere on the peninsula.
BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL if you are staying overnight.