An idyllic Holiday Location where you can stroll on Cable Beach where you have 22 kilometres of  pristine white sand and the Indian Ocean's clear tropical waters at your feet

Go back in time where at Gantheaume Point dinosaurs roamed the region some 130 million years ago leaving their footprints.

The spectacular “Staircase to the Moon” seen during March to October for 3 nights per month can be seen from Town Beach. This natural phenomena is occurs as a rising full moon is reflected on the tidal flats of Roebuck Bay. 

The wrecks of the Dutch Flying Boat are visible during negative tides. Located 1km offshore from Town Beach.  These wrecks remain as evidence of the flying boats sunk by the Japanese air raid on Broome in March 1942 during World War II

What else is there to do in Broome? 

Soak up the laid back atmosphere of a town with no traffic lights. Treat your taste buds to the eclectic east meets west cuisine, and at the end of the day, why not take in another glorious sunset.

Wander around Chinatown, once the bustling hub of pearl dealers, billiard saloons, entertainment houses and Chinese eateries. Discover the unique character of Broome and the distinctive iron buildings, some dating back to the 1880’s. The finest pearl showrooms, galleries, retail outlets and sidewalk cafes will provide you with a great shopping experience and time to immerse yourself in the charm of old and new Broome.

Check out the history of pearling in Broome, cruise the bay on a Pearl Lugger or be whisked back in time to the high seas and drama of the early days of pearling. Ask the Broome Visitor Centre about tour options.

Meander through the famous Courthouse Markets on a Saturday morning held in the grounds of the Old Courthouse built in 1888. Enjoy a tasty bite to eat as you make your way through the amazing collection of local produce, arts, crafts and mementos.

Learn of the unique role the sea and river systems of the Kimberley have played in the life of the Aboriginal people at an Aquaculture and Discovery Centre.

Go with friends for a leisurely camel ride along Cable Beach at morning, twilight or sunset. Or you can just watch them come up from the beach across the grassed amphitheatre after sunset, a delightful sight.

Have the adventure of a lifetime and escape with an extended Cruise along the Kimberley Coast or perhaps a 4WD Safari into the rugged and majestic beauty of the Kimberley Gorges and Dampier Peninsula.

Sit back in a deck chair and enjoy the new release movies at the oldest operating outdoor picture gardens in Australia (90 years old). Daily tours are run as well as nightly picture shows of this Guinness Book of Records holder.

Roam through the Broome Historical Society Museum; explore the fascinating pieces of history.  Other historic sights include the Australian and Allied War Memorials in Bedford Park on Hamersley St.  Also in the park is Dampier’s Chest and several other plaques regarding Broome. 

Venture out to the Broome Bird Observatory, on the shores of Roebuck Bay. This area is regarded as one of the best locations in Australia to view some of the 310 species of migratory wader birds that arrive each year from the breeding grounds in Siberia.

The fishing is great in Broome so board a fishing boat and go catch your dinner off the shores of Roebuck Bay or Cable Beach. Or try your hand at landing a big one from the Port of Broome’s Deep Water Jetty.

Play a round of golf at the Broome Golf Clubs fully grassed 18-hole course and take in the awesome view from the Club-house.

Browse through one of the many Pearl Showrooms or Art Galleries offering unique local and indigenous works of art, handicrafts and artifacts. The variety on offer is stunning. Grab a detailed list from the Broome Visitor Centre.

View some of the largest Crocodiles in captivity and witness their true nature during crocodile feeding tours. 

Let the serenity of Buddha’s Sanctuary invigorate you. Enjoy the ornamental gardens, pavilion and the magnificence of a crystal Buddha measuring nearly 4 metres. Reflect, meditate, read or simply … let yourself go.

For more information see the Broome Visitor Centre at www.broomevisitorcentre.com.au