Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm is the only operational pearl farm open to the public and is situated 200 kilometres north of Broome on the famous Cape Leveque Road, 15 kilometres from Kooljaman at Cape Leveque and 50 nautical miles from the Horizontal Waterfalls. Through their pearl farm tours, visitors gain an insight into the heritage of the pearling industry as well as the Brown family, one of the pioneers of the Australian cultured pearl industry and the producers of the world's largest fine quality round pearl. Their boat tours take in the spectacular scenery of the Kimberley Coast, including the full force of the world's largest tropical tides with standing waves and whirlpools, and have been described as a 'mini Kimberley Cruise'. Accommodation is provided in eight en suite Safari Tents and three refurbished pearlers cabins, located just under one kilometre from the main farm village, reception area and restaurant. The restaurant, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner during peak season, is the only licensed premises on the Dampier Peninsula and offers high quality food in a garden setting. Visitors to the farm also have the opportunity to purchase Broome pearls direct from the producer.
