Fly the Falls

Starting the tour in Broome, a complimentary bus transfer will pick you up from your accommodation and drive you to our departure base at Broome airport. 


Here you will meet your pilot for the day and make your way out to one of our high-wing aircraft. Everyone will receive a complimentary water bottle and stubby holder. Each passenger will have a window seat for amazing  views and a headset which the passengers and pilot can communicate. 

The pilot will guide you through the history of Broome and show you all the wonders of the Dampier Peninsular, King Sound, Kimbolton Ranges, and of course the amazing Horizontal Waterfalls. After orbiting the Horizontal Waterfalls for five minutes you will depart over the beautiful Buccaneer Archipelago which is home to 1000 stunning islands and some of the most unique patterns and colours you will see. Onwards to Cape Leveque you will see the striking red cliffs from a higher perspective than any other. Get your cameras ready as the pilot will fly overhead with each side of the plane getting great views of the cliffs.

After flying through the islands you will land on the dirt runway of Cygnet Bay. Here you will spend three hours on the ground, dining at the Pearl Farm restaurant enjoying either breakfast or lunch depending on the tour departure time, then spending an hour learning about the history of Cygnet Bay on the Pearl Farm Discovery Tour. A quick cool off in the resort infinity pool before we make our way back to the plane.

On the flight back to Broome you will pass many historical sights, beautiful bays, and maybe even see a whale breaching! The entirety of the return flight is coastal and features some of the best photography opportunities you can get in the Kimberley. 

On return to Broome your pilot will farewell you with some more goodies to remind you of your tour with us, and then the bus transfer will drive you to your accommodation.

All up our Fly The Falls tour is approximately a 6 hour, half day tour and includes a dining, tour, and swim at Cygnet Bay.