Lombadina Aboriginal Corporation

Listed as “one of Australia’s 10 great indigenous cultural experiences” by Travel Australia, Lombadina today is a working and thriving Aboriginal community aiming for self sufficiency through various community ventures. The community owns and operates a thriving tourism business, providing serviced accommodation for visitors to the Peninsula, cultural tours, kayaking and snorkelling outings, mudcrabbing and boating charters and also includes a general store, jewellery, craft, souvenir and gift shop. Workshops, garage, fuel and Community school.

There is also an historical heritage listed Church built from local timber in 1934.

Lombadina is located at the northern end of the Dampier Peninsula and is renowned for its white sandy beaches and the distinctive turquoise blue waters of the Indian ocean.

In 2009 Lombadina won the WA Tourism “Indigenous Business Award”, the Western Australian “Indigenous Small Business Award’ and the Kimberley “Tidy Towns” award.

No visit to the Dampier Peninsula is complete without a taste of Lombadina.