Broome & Beyond

Located in the north of Western Australia, the isolated town of Broome has a fascinating history and acts as a gateway to the wider Kimberley region. Famous for its pearling industry, Broome is the perfect place to experience gorgeous sunsets over the Indian Ocean from the relaxing environs of tranquil and deserted beaches.

Roebuck Bay offers the chance to watch exotic birds and see dinosaur footprints. It is also the location for the ‘Staircase to the Moon’, a natural phenomenon that provides visitors with a sensational photographic opportunity. Visitors to Broome can also purchase pearls in Chinatown and ride camels along the gorgeous Cable Beach. Further afield from Broome in the Kimberley region, visitors can experience the outback by driving the Gibb River Road to Kununurra, stay at the remote El Questro Wilderness Park or see the Bungle Bungle mountains in Pernululu National Park.

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What you’ll love most about Broome

• Marvel at the natural phenomenon known as the Staircase to the Moon, where the full moon rises over the tidal flats of Roebuck Bay, creating a stunning optical illusion
• Relax on the pristine shores of Cable Beach, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, golden sands, and breathtaking sunsets perfect for romantic strolls or camel rides
• Immerse yourself in the rich Indigenous culture of the Kimberley region through art galleries, cultural centres, and guided tours offering insights into ancient traditions and customs
• Embark on an exhilarating seaplane or boat tour to experience the natural wonder of Horizontal Falls, where massive tidal currents create rushing waterfalls amid the rugged coastal landscape
• Savour the taste of the Indian Ocean with a feast of fresh seafood, including succulent mud crabs, plump prawns, and juicy pearl meat, served in local restaurants and seafood shacks
• Set sail on a thrilling Kimberley cruise adventure, navigating through ancient gorges, secluded waterways, and remote islands while spotting wildlife such as crocodiles, dolphins, and sea turtles along the way