Name: Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm
Address: Cape Leveque Road, Dampier Peninsula, Dampier Peninsula, Dampier Peninsula, 6725, Australia
Rating: 9

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WOW. 
This beautiful, peaceful oasis was welcome after outback traveling for days. Our Safari Tent with views of the water was the perfect place to rest and revive. 
The staff at reception were very helpful, even having a bird list. 
The restaurant had a fantastic view which supported their yummy meals. 
The coffee lady was such fun to chat with. 
Our tour of the Pearl Farm was very interesting, even though we did not shuck a Pearl only a little crab. 
My sister and I have mentioned the ambiance of Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm to many. 
We loved it.

Pearl at the end of a long road

We stayed in a Pearler's Village Safari tent, which was super comfortable and spotless. The gardens are lovely, and we had an outstanding meal in the restaurant. The pearl farm tour was informative. If you are planning to use the nearby camp kitchen to self cater, be aware that there is no BBQ, only gas rings, and no cookware at all. The other camp kitchen in the other camping area further away was better equipped, but that area did not appeal to us at all. 
Yes, it is expensive, but you need to consider the remote location, and it was lovely to have an air-conditioned place of rest after a day of exploring.

Super-comfortable safari tent

We visited as a family (camping). The facilities were clean and the camp site adequate. The pool was appreciated in the hot weather. 

The resturants meals did not live up to expectations (or price) and "happy hour" excluded all the local drinks and most of the cocktail options. 

We went on the Waterfall Reef Tour and, while the reef was beautiful, we felt the experience could and should have been much better with more informative guiding and adding some stops along the way rather then just motoring for 30  minutes out and back. Comparing this experience to other similar boat tours elswhere around Australia it was both more costly and less engaging. 

The location itself was good and the scenery while motoring (rapidly) to and from the waterfall reef was stunning. 

Good camping facilities but Resturant and Tour could be better

Firstly I must say the Dampier Peninsular or Cape Leveque as it was once known is a fabulous well kept secret,We booked 3 nights at Cygnet Bay as our first stop and to explore the north of the Peninsular.We booked a powered site at Divers Creek.Quickly booked in and sent to Site #1.I was very under whelmed by our site with no views and basically a bush site with power and water.There is a 300m walk to get to the water and the mangrove area which is fine.Quirky showers which were great in the bush setting.This area is out of the main area and is 1km + to get to the resort area.The unpowered sites looked just as good and you were much closer.We didnt use the restaurant but did use the pool which had great views but was freezing,Lots of kids in there too.The coffee shop was a nice change but the coffee was below average.My husband had the scones and said they were doughy and mine were better(bless).We didnt use the bar either but if you run out of alcohol whilst in the area,this is the only place you can buy alcohol.Lots of tours on offer with the Tidal Falls which we did,The indigenous one which people we met raved about,the Pearl farm tour which we did but didnt buy any pearls(even after much hinting to my husband).They were very expensive.From Cygnet Bay you can explore One Arm Point(Ardyaloon)Lombadina and many of the other spots and not too far to travel.I would recommend staying here for a couple of days to do the north and do the tours.We saw whales whilst doing the tidal falls.Many of the other popular spots are 23kms down dirt roads to get in so you dont want to do that on a daily basis to see the area.Had a dingo walk through the camp in the afternoon which was exciting

A good place to explore the north of Dampier Penisnsular

Very comfy king-size bed in our Pearler's Village safari tent.. but at $330 a night I'd expect to at least have some decent black tea bags (nothing except peppermint or Earl Grey on site!), and not to face a surcharge if we didn't "wash up" out two wine glasses or tea mugs....yes, a tea towel & dishwash liquid was provided but seriously folks???? No bedside tables; no TV, no radio.. so if you like music or radio bring a blue tooth speaker!

Safari glamping

Sadly  you need to roll the dice with Cygnet Bay - their accommodation was a joy to stay in & the area is beautiful … but they book tidal tours when it was obvious they weren’t going to operate & the $50 each way pu & $50 landing fee adds $150. The local tour by the cultural expert has become unreliable we were told and experienced his last minute no show. 100% of our activities were cancelled. Cygnet bay has been the only place to charge for a pick up for self fly. 
To the staffs credit they offered us a pick up refund without a word of complaint by us. 
There is a market of self flyers they are missing, to fill their empty glamping accommodation & eat in the restaurant after the caravaners vacate after happy hour.

Roll the dice for self flyers

Fabulous unpowered site. Huge spots. Shower / camp kitchen fabulous. Staff were very helpful. Very clean. Area is amazing. 200km from Broome but fully sealed except for farms driveway. Bit bumpy but 2wd accessible. Loved our stay would recommend

Scenic, fun, interesting. Lots of bird life, great fishing

The pearl farm itself is very interesting and the restaurant on site has nice food but as far as the accommodation goes its one of the most expensive dumps i have ever stayed in. We stayed 2 nights one in a glamping tent and one in a pearlers cabin. The glamping tent was grubby but bearable however the cabin was disgusting. The grounds around it were unkempt. The flyscreen door was hanging off and full of dirt. Inside the furniture was old and flimsy. The curtains were full of holes and filthy. Would never recommend staying here unless they do some serious renovations

Terrible accommodation

Friendly staff, amazing new eco tents, air con, comfiest bed I've slept in, beautiful gardens and pool, great food and all 2 hours away from home. Was a great stay with work. Will come back again and do a tour. Thank you so much for the memorable stay. 

Fantastic stay 

Terible. Damp sheets bugs in the bed and more than a km from the centre. Everything you want to do needs a car. The onlything good about the place was the view. But not good enough to want to stay after a night of bughunting. Breakfast is a fixed thing not a buffet. And you get an insain amount of bacon but a glas of juice for taking medication needs to be paid for 4 $ same for the coffee. Stupid.

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