Tour Information

Tour Information

Everything you need to know about my tours.

What is provided

Tea, coffee, additional water and refreshments.

What you need to bring

Water bottle, hat, sunscreen, sunglasses and comfortable covered walking shoes.

Cancellation Policy

For all cancellations greater than 48 hours prior to departure, a full refund applies. For cancellations less than 48 hours prior to departure, a 20% cancellation fee shall apply.

Duration

3 hours AM or 3 hours PM. Pick up and drop off times may vary depending on the time of year.

Schedule

Monday to Friday

Vehicle Capacity

A maximum of 11 passengers can be carried however for large groups special arrangements can be made to accommodate accordingly. The vehicle is a comfortable air conditioned Commuter bus.

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Tour Prices

Tour Prices (as of February 2021)*

Adults – $130.00 plus GST

Children under 12 – $110.00 plus GST

Concession – $110.00 plus GST

Private Charter/Large Groups – $P.O.A

* Subject to change if required

What My Valued Clients Have To Say…

  • "Live the Dreamtime with Robert and share culture and country... you will truly enjoy the experience."

  • "It was clear to us that he has a deep love and respect for his family, his culture and his inter-relationship with the land. We would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Broome. Thanks Robert, best wishes."

  • "Roberts understanding of local and indigenous culture is great and insights from a true local are very handy if you want more from your travelling experience through the Kimberley."

  • "We found the whole experience very informative and enjoyable with a good mix of early Broome history and several anecdotes of Dann's childhood growing up in Broome."

  • "We would like to recommend Robert's tours as being a very informative and interesting tour representing good value for money."

  • "Great morning spent with Robert Dann on his tour of Broome. He took us to spots around Broome that we would never have discovered ourselves and explained the history of Broome from an indigenous perspective."