Beagle Bay is a small Aboriginal Community on the peninsula that showcases an unusual thing. The settlement houses the Beagle Bay Church, which was built entirely by the local Aborigines and the Pallottine monks. It is an extraordinary achieve as the region was inaccessible by land at the time. Every brick were made by hand, the interior were decorated with shells, resulting in a striking display.

The Middle Lagoon is the perfect place to chill around the great beaches without must disruption from others. The beaches here are usually quiet and empty, making it really good for one to swim, snorkel, fish and relax in peace. Not only that, birds, turtles, dugongs and even whales are known to visit the area from time to time, so gear up with your binoculars and cameras. Campsites are available at the cliff-top nearby for you to stay the night.

The Dampier Peninsula is famed for its pearl farming industry that had been in place for centuries. Located at the head of the Buccaneer Archipelago lies the oldest pearl farm in Australia at Cygnet Bay. Here you can look at the beautiful glistering pearls, learning about the history of pearling in the region and how later technologies affected the industry.

James Price Point is a headland on the Dampier Peninsula that showcases the extraordinary blend of the colour blue and red. Behind where the ocean meets the sandy beaches lies the characteristic red pindan cliff. The area was also known for having the largest known dinosaur footprint on the planet.