1. Broome and Around
Explore stunning Broome and Around for an unforgettable adventure! This tropical paradise offers pristine beaches, especially the world-famous Cable Beach with its sunset camel rides. Explore the town's rich cultural heritage, including the Pearl Luggers Museum, which showcases the history of the pearling industry. Venture beyond Broome and discover the enigmatic Dampier Peninsula, where you can experience Aboriginal culture firsthand. Don't miss the breathtaking natural phenomenon of Staircase to the Moon, which can be seen on the tidal flats of Roebuck Bay at low tide. Adventure and wonder await you in Broome and the surrounding area!
Broome and Around
12 Tanami Dr, Bilingurr
Monday - Sunday: 6:30 AM – 6:30 PM
12 Tanami Dr, Bilingurr
2. Gantheaume Point
Gantheaume Point is a must-see in Broome and offers stunning views of the bright red cliffs alternating with the turquoise Indian Ocean. A paradise for history and nature lovers, you can discover 130-million-year-old dinosaur footprints here at low tide or lounge at Anastasia's Pool, a unique water-filled rock formation. Pro tip: During sunset, visit the lighthouse at Gantheaume Point, just a short walk from the main town, for a fascinating photo opportunity!
Gantheaume Point
Gantheaume Point Rd, Broome
Monday - Sunday: Open 24 hours
Gantheaume Point Rd, Broome
3. Willie Creek Pearl Farm
Immerse yourself in the world of exquisite pearls at Willie Creek Pearl Farm, a must-see destination in Broome! Discover the fascinating process of pearl farming and experience firsthand how these stunning gems are created. Take a guided boat tour and marvel at the pristine beauty of Willie Creek. Enjoy personalized service at the on-site jewelry workshop, where you can take home a piece of Broome's rich pearl heritage. The nearby Broome Bird Observatory showcases Australia's unique birdlife. An unforgettable experience awaits you!
Willie Creek Pearl Farm
Willie Creek Pearl Farm, Waterbank
Willie Creek Pearl Farm, Waterbank
4. Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park
Unleash your adventurous side at Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park, a perfect blend of excitement and conservation! Get up close and personal with these fascinating reptiles as you roam the 30-acre park. Marvel at over 2,500 crocodiles, including the legendary "Croc Rock." Don't miss the exciting crocodile feedings or the rare opportunity to hold a baby crocodile! Just a short drive away is the stunning Cable Beach, where you can enjoy a relaxing sunset after an adrenaline-filled day.
Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park
Broome Rd, Roebuck
Monday - Sunday: 3:00 – 5:00 PM
Broome Rd, Roebuck
5. Cable Beach
A visit to Broome's stunning Cable Beach is a must for any traveler looking for a scenic seaside getaway. Imagine 22 kilometers of sun-drenched pristine sand, crystal clear turquoise waters, and a glistening coastline that invites leisurely strolls or sunset camel rides. The unique phenomenon of the Staircase to the Moon takes place near Roebuck Bay and offers a fascinating natural spectacle. End your day with a visit to the lively Courthouse Markets, where you can sample authentic Australian produce and delicious local cuisine.
Cable Beach
Cable Beach, WA 6726
Cable Beach, WA 6726
6. Town Beach
Town Beach in Broome is an absolute must for an unforgettable sun and sand experience! The turquoise waters and beautiful white sand create a tranquil atmosphere perfect for a family outing or a romantic stroll. Plan your visit during the "Staircase to the Moon" phenomenon, where the beautiful moonrise is reflected in the mudflats. Don't miss the fascinating Broome Historical Museum, just a short walk away, which offers a glimpse into the city's remarkable past.
Town Beach
90 Robinson St, Broome
Monday - Sunday: Open 24 hours
90 Robinson St, Broome
7. Horizontal Falls Seaplane Adventures
Experience the breathtaking natural wonder of Horizontal Falls Seaplane Adventures in Broome! Witness the powerful tidal movements as water rushes through narrow crevices, creating a spectacular waterfall effect. Board a thrilling seaplane and treat yourself to an exhilarating speedboat ride. This unique adventure combines admiration for the pristine wilderness, aerial views and an adrenaline rush! And while you're in the area, don't miss exploring the stunning Kimberley Coast and nearby Buccaneer Archipelago with its pristine islands.
Horizontal Falls Seaplane Adventures
8. Sun Pictures Broome
Sun Pictures, Broome, is the oldest outdoor cinema garden in the world and offers an enchanting open-air cinema experience under the stars. It's a wonderful blend of history, charm and modern blockbuster movies. Watch a movie in comfortable deck chairs while planes take off and land at the nearby Broome Airport. And before the show begins, take a moment to explore the historic artifacts from the early days of pearl fishing. A visit to this unique attraction promises entertainment and nostalgia like nowhere else.
Sun Pictures Broome
8 Carnarvon St, Broome
Monday - Sunday: 6:15 – 9:30 PM
8 Carnarvon St, Broome
9. Broome Whale Watching
Broome Whale Watching is a must for those who love marine life! Embark on an exciting adventure and experience majestic humpback whales in their natural habitat. The turquoise waters and breathtaking scenery make this experience unique. And if you catch the right time, July through October is peak season! Also, keep your eyes open for dolphins and turtles. Afterwards, take a short detour to Gantheaume Point, where you can admire phenomenal red cliffs contrasting with the azure coastline. Don't forget your camera!
Broome Whale Watching
2 Florence Way, Djugun
Monday - Sunday: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
2 Florence Way, Djugun
10. Broome Historical Museum
A visit to the Broome Historical Museum is a must for history buffs and curious tourists alike! Marvel at the fascinating stories of Broome's pearl fishing history, wartime experiences, and indigenous culture. Don't miss the fully restored Pearl Luggers, which show the hard life of early pearl divers. Insider tip: Ask the knowledgeable staff about the Japanese cemetery nearby. It's a humble and atmospheric place that adds depth to your Broome experience.
Broome Historical Museum
Town Beach Reserve, 67 Robinson St, Broome
Monday - Friday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday - Sunday: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Town Beach Reserve, 67 Robinson St, Broome
Saturday - Sunday: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
11. Red Sun Camels
Experience a journey like no other with Red Sun Camels in Broome, a must-do adventure for every traveler. Be enchanted by the breathtaking colors of a magnificent sunset as you ride a majestic camel along the world famous Cable Beach. The extremely knowledgeable and friendly guides will ensure an unforgettable and safe experience while providing fascinating insights into camel history and behavior. And don't miss the fascinating Gantheaume Point nearby, a natural wonder famous for its dinosaur footprints and ancient rock formations.
Red Sun Camels
Cable Beach
Monday - Sunday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Cable Beach
12. Broome Camel Safaris
Treat yourself to the thrilling experience of Broome Camel Safaris, an iconic and unforgettable journey through the pristine sands of the famous Cable Beach. Experience spectacular sunsets that transform the sky into a canvas of vibrant colors as gentle waves kiss the shore. Take in nature and learn many interesting facts about these magnificent creatures from expert guides. As an added treat, be sure to explore Gantheaume Point, a nearby cliff with dinosaur footprints and a picturesque lighthouse. Embark on the adventure and create lasting memories!
Broome Camel Safaris
Cable Beach, North Of The Rocks, Broome
Monday - Saturday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Cable Beach, North Of The Rocks, Broome
Sunday: Closed
13. Broome Courthouse Markets
A visit to the lively Broome Courthouse Markets is a must for any traveler exploring this charming coastal town. Set amidst lush green surroundings, these bustling markets offer a delightful mix of local crafts, clothing, jewelry, and delicious gastronomic delights. Experience authentic Broome as you stroll past the various stalls, which often display artwork made by the local Yawuru people. The market is held every Saturday and Sunday and is a lively meeting place where you can interact with locals. Don't miss the famous beaded jewelry and Matso's Ginger Beer - a Broome specialty!
Broome Courthouse Markets
8 Hamersley St, Broome
Monday - Friday: Closed
Saturday - Sunday: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
8 Hamersley St, Broome
Saturday - Sunday: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
14. Roebuck Bay Lookout
A visit to the stunning Roebuck Bay Lookout in Broome is an absolute must for any traveler seeking a mesmerizing scenic experience. This breathtaking site offers unparalleled panoramic views of the bright turquoise bay, lush mangroves and dramatic tidal flats. During certain months, don't miss watching the natural phenomenon of the Moon Staircase - a truly magical sight! The nearby Mangrove Hotel is the perfect place to relax afterwards with delicious food and refreshing drinks while taking in the picturesque views.
Roebuck Bay Lookout
45C Dampier Terrace, Broome
Monday - Sunday: Open 24 hours
45C Dampier Terrace, Broome
15. Pearl Luggers Broome
A visit to Pearl Luggers Broome is a must for any traveler seeking a rich cultural experience in Western Australia! Discover the captivating history of the region's legendary pearling industry as you board an authentic pearl lugger and experience an exquisite pearl harvest. Enjoy glimpses of goggle diving and learn more about the pearls through engaging stories. Located near vibrant Chinatown, take advantage of nearby attractions such as dining at local cafes, immersing yourself in pearl showrooms, or strolling through the markets of Johnny Chi Lane.
Pearl Luggers Broome
31 Dampier Terrace, Broome
Monday - Sunday: 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
31 Dampier Terrace, Broome
16. Fly Broome
Experience the adventure of a lifetime with Fly Broome! This popular flight service offers breathtaking scenic flights over the stunning coastline and bright blue waters, where you can discover hidden gems like Horizontal Waterfalls and Cape Leveque. Experience Broome's mesmerizing sunsets and the enchanting Staircase to the Moon from a unique bird's eye view. End your Fly Broome adventure with a cocktail at the iconic Matso's Broome Brewery, one of the region's most popular breweries, which perfectly embodies the laid-back atmosphere of this tropical paradise.
Fly Broome
Charter Aircraft Base, Broome International Airport WA 6725, Gus Winckel Rd, Broome
Monday - Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Charter Aircraft Base, Broome International Airport WA 6725, Gus Winckel Rd, Broome
17. Broome Bird Observatory
Discover the wonders of birdlife at Broome Bird Observatory! Marvel at the remarkable spectacle of bird migration and immerse yourself in world-renowned Roebuck Bay, home to over 300 bird species. Experience the unique coastal environment with hands-on birding, expert-led tours and photo opportunities. Relax in comfortable accommodation set amidst the bushland. Don't miss a scenic drive in nearby Roebuck Bay, where you'll see picturesque landscapes and even more birds. An enchanting trip for nature lovers awaits you!
Broome Bird Observatory
Crab Creek Road, Roebuck
Monday - Sunday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Crab Creek Road, Roebuck
18. Broome Visitor Centre
A trip to Broome is not complete without a visit to the Broome Visitor Centre! This lively center offers personalized advice and insider tips to make your stay unforgettable. Discover hidden treasures, explore the diverse history of this multicultural destination, and book unique tours right on site, including camel rides on famous Cable Beach or scenic flights over the stunning coastline. Plus, the hotel is just a short walk from the fabulous bead stores and cozy cafes of Chinatown, so you can make the most of your Broome adventure.
Broome Visitor Centre
1 Hamersley St, Broome
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
1 Hamersley St, Broome
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
19. Broome Port Jetty
A visit to Broome Port Jetty promises a wonderful experience for any traveler. Enjoy the cool sea breeze and experience spectacular sunsets while taking beautiful photos. The jetty is bustling with local anglers who can pick up tips and techniques. Just a short walk away is the fascinating Mangrove Boardwalk, where you can explore the mangrove ecosystem and see unique birds and wildlife. Experience the beauty of Broome at the Broome Port Jetty!
Broome Port Jetty
401 Port Dr, Minyirr
Monday - Friday: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
401 Port Dr, Minyirr
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
20. Cable Beach Camels Camel Rides
A visit to the Cable Beach Camels in Broome is an exciting experience! Imagine riding majestic and gentle camels while watching the mesmerizing sunset over the Indian Ocean. This iconic activity in Broome offers a mix of adventure, serenity, and captivating views that you won't want to miss. As a bonus, you're likely to see dolphins cavorting in the waves nearby. To avoid disappointment, book your trip in advance during high season and don't forget your camera for unforgettable memories!
Cable Beach Camels Camel Rides
Cable Beach Rd E, Broome
Monday - Sunday: 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Cable Beach Rd E, Broome
21. Kimberley Information & Travel Centre
A visit to the Kimberley Information & Travel Centre in Broome is a must for all tourists! This treasure trove is your key to discovering the stunning Kimberley region. With expert advice, customized itineraries and exclusive offers, your visit will be a memorable one. Also nearby is the historic Sun Pictures, the oldest outdoor cinema in the world. Be sure to talk to the locals and ask them about the region's best-kept insider tips - they know their stuff!
Kimberley Information & Travel Centre
8 Hamersley St, Broome
Monday - Sunday: Open 24 hours
8 Hamersley St, Broome
22. Chinatown Broome
Chinatown Broome is a vibrant mix of history, culture and modernity that you can't miss! Explore the colorful past of pearl diving, visit quaint stores offering unique fashion and art, and enjoy multicultural cuisine. Don't forget to stroll through the stunning mural alley of Johnny Chi Lane and catch a movie at Sun Pictures, the oldest operating outdoor movie theater in the world. Take a short walk to nearby Roebuck Bay for views of colorful coastlines and dramatic landscapes.
Chinatown Broome
Carnarvon St, Broome
Monday - Saturday: 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Carnarvon St, Broome
Sunday: Closed
23. Absolute Ocean Charters
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Absolute Ocean Charters in Broome and offer marine lovers a unique experience! Discover the vibrant underwater world off the coast of Broome, known for its pristine coral gardens and abundant marine life. Choose from fishing, snorkeling or whale watching tours - there's something for everyone. Knowledgeable guides provide personalized service and insider tips, such as the perfect spots to spot majestic humpback whales. And enjoy close proximity to Gantheaume Point and Anastasia's Pool, just a short drive away!
Absolute Ocean Charters
Best Time to Visit Broome
The best time to visit Broome is from May to October, during the dry season. During this time, the weather is pleasant with clear skies, warm temperatures (around 20-33 °C) and little rain - ideal for outdoor activities and exploring the region's stunning natural beauty.
Annual Weather in Broome
January
Jan
82 / 92 °F
28 / 33 °C
4
11
67
February
Feb
82 / 94 °F
28 / 35 °C
2
7
67
March
Mar
82 / 96 °F
28 / 35 °C
1
5
105
April
Apr
80 / 96 °F
27 / 35 °C
0
1
107
May
May
73 / 91 °F
23 / 33 °C
0
1
111
June
Jun
68 / 86 °F
20 / 30 °C
0
0
111
July
Jul
67 / 85 °F
19 / 29 °C
0
1
118
August
Aug
68 / 87 °F
20 / 31 °C
0
0
121
September
Sep
72 / 91 °F
22 / 33 °C
0
0
117
October
Oct
77 / 94 °F
25 / 35 °C
0
1
118
November
Nov
80 / 97 °F
27 / 36 °C
0
3
106
December
Dec
83 / 96 °F
28 / 36 °C
1
4
96
Broome 3-Day Forecast
Tue, 07 November
Night
82 °F
28 °C
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82 °F
28 °C
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Afternoon
83 °F
28 °C
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Evening
83 °F
28 °C
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Wed, 08 November
Night
81 °F
27 °C
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Morning
81 °F
27 °C
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Afternoon
84 °F
29 °C
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Evening
82 °F
28 °C
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Thu, 09 November
Night
82 °F
28 °C
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Morning
82 °F
28 °C
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Afternoon
84 °F
29 °C
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Evening
83 °F
28 °C
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Questions & Answers
What is the local cuisine like?
Local cuisine in Broome, Australia, features a diverse mix of flavors and ingredients that reflect its multicultural heritage and proximity to the sea. Fresh seafood is a staple, with delicious dishes featuring shrimp, fish and mud crabs. Due to influences from the pearl industry, you'll also find a mix of Malaysian, Chinese, Japanese and Australian flavors. Look forward to dishes like barramundi, grilled pearl meat, laksa, and desserts with mango that make the most of the region's tropical climate and abundant natural resources.
How do I get around Broome?
To get around Broome, you can rent a car, a scooter or a bicycle and easily reach various attractions. There is also a public bus service called Broome Explorer Bus that goes to popular attractions (hop-on, hop-off). If you want a more personalized experience, consider booking a guided tour with a local expert. Cabs are another convenient option, and walking is always a good way to explore the city's beautiful scenery and fascinating history.
What safety precautions should I take?
When visiting Broome, Australia, it is important to drink plenty of fluids and apply sunscreen regularly as the region is subject to high temperatures and sun exposure. Be careful when swimming in the ocean, follow lifeguard instructions and be on the lookout for dangerous sea creatures such as jellyfish and crocodiles. Take care of your belongings and use common sense when it comes to your personal safety. Finally, be respectful of local indigenous communities, as unauthorized visits to sacred sites can cause tension.
Can I see the Staircase to the Moon?
The Stairway to the Moon is a natural phenomenon that occurs in Broome, Australia, when the full moon is reflected on the exposed tidal flats of Roebuck Bay at low tide. This incredible spectacle creates the illusion of a shimmering staircase leading from the beach to the moon. To observe this fascinating event, visitors can head to Town Beach or Mangrove Hotel, which offer excellent vantage points. Please note that the event is seasonal and usually takes place between March and October.
Are there any local customs to be aware of?
In Broome, Australia, it is important to respect Aboriginal culture as the region has a significant indigenous history. When visiting sacred sites, be sure to follow designated trails and adhere to appropriate signs. Beaches are popular gathering places, so take your trash with you and stick to designated areas when on sand. In Broome's multicultural environment, it is always advisable to treat different cultural practices with respect and communicate in a friendly and open manner.
What outdoor activities are popular?
Broome, Australia, offers a variety of popular outdoor activities for adventure seekers. Visitors can ride camels along the famous Cable Beach, which offers breathtaking views of the coastline and beautiful sunsets. Another must-do activity is exploring the remarkable natural formations at Gantheaume Point. Tourists also appreciate a tour by hovercraft to see the ancient dinosaur footprints, or a scenic flight over the fascinating Horizontal Falls. Bird watching at Roebuck Bay and viewing the majestic humpback whales during their migration season are other popular activities.
How do I deal with sandflies and mosquitoes?
To protect against sandflies and mosquitoes in Broome, Australia, use an insect repellent containing DEET or picaridin and apply it regularly throughout the day. Wear light-colored, long-sleeved shirts and pants to minimize skin exposure, and avoid perfumes or scented products that can attract insects. Use mosquito nets or fly screens to protect yourself when sleeping, and avoid areas with standing water where mosquitoes breed. Be aware of peak insect activity times, such as dusk and dawn.
Are there any indigenous cultural experiences available?
Yes, Broome offers several Aboriginal cultural experiences that allow visitors to engage with Australia's ancient heritage. One popular option is to participate in guided cultural tours led by Aboriginal guides who share their deep knowledge of the land, including bush survival techniques, traditional foods, and the flora and fauna of the region. Visitors can also participate in pearl farming tours that focus on Aboriginal history as pearl divers. Remember, these experiences highlight the Yawuru people's connection to the area and their rich traditions, and provide valuable learning opportunities.
Where can I find information about The Pearling Industry?
The pearling industry in Broome, Australia, has a vibrant and fascinating history that has shaped the city's cultural diversity and economic growth over the years. It began with the discovery of pearl oysters in the 19th century, which attracted workers from various countries. Industry focused on the cultivation of pearls and pearl oysters, which were used primarily to make buttons and other decorative items. Today, Broome is known for producing some of the finest South Sea pearls in the world, and visitors can learn more about them on guided tours, in museums, and on pearl farms in the area.
What are the options for water sports in Broome?
In Broome, Australia, there are a number of exciting opportunities for water sports enthusiasts to explore. Visitors can enjoy thrilling experiences like kitesurfing, stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking. Those seeking underwater adventures can snorkel and dive to explore the vibrant coral reefs and marine life. Fishing enthusiasts can join guided tours or cast a line on the beach. Alternatively, speedboat tours and sunset cruises offer a more relaxed experience with breathtaking views and local flora and fauna.
How can I experience a camel ride?
In Broome, Australia, you can experience an unforgettable camel ride along scenic Cable Beach. These iconic camel rides offer a unique and relaxing way to explore the stunning coastline while the gentle animals take you on a tranquil journey. Various companies such as Broome Camel Safaris, Red Sun Camels and Ships of the Desert offer different packages that include sunset camel rides and special tours where you can learn more about the animals and the area while enjoying the breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean.
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What is the local cuisine like?
Local cuisine in Broome, Australia, features a diverse mix of flavors and ingredients that reflect its multicultural heritage and proximity to the sea. Fresh seafood is a staple, with delicious dishes featuring shrimp, fish and mud crabs. Due to influences from the pearl industry, you'll also find a mix of Malaysian, Chinese, Japanese and Australian flavors. Look forward to dishes like barramundi, grilled pearl meat, laksa, and desserts with mango that make the most of the region's tropical climate and abundant natural resources.
How do I get around Broome?
To get around Broome, you can rent a car, a scooter or a bicycle and easily reach various attractions. There is also a public bus service called Broome Explorer Bus that goes to popular attractions (hop-on, hop-off). If you want a more personalized experience, consider booking a guided tour with a local expert. Cabs are another convenient option, and walking is always a good way to explore the city's beautiful scenery and fascinating history.
What safety precautions should I take?
When visiting Broome, Australia, it is important to drink plenty of fluids and apply sunscreen regularly as the region is subject to high temperatures and sun exposure. Be careful when swimming in the ocean, follow lifeguard instructions and be on the lookout for dangerous sea creatures such as jellyfish and crocodiles. Take care of your belongings and use common sense when it comes to your personal safety. Finally, be respectful of local indigenous communities, as unauthorized visits to sacred sites can cause tension.
Can I see the Staircase to the Moon?
The Stairway to the Moon is a natural phenomenon that occurs in Broome, Australia, when the full moon is reflected on the exposed tidal flats of Roebuck Bay at low tide. This incredible spectacle creates the illusion of a shimmering staircase leading from the beach to the moon. To observe this fascinating event, visitors can head to Town Beach or Mangrove Hotel, which offer excellent vantage points. Please note that the event is seasonal and usually takes place between March and October.
Are there any local customs to be aware of?
In Broome, Australia, it is important to respect Aboriginal culture as the region has a significant indigenous history. When visiting sacred sites, be sure to follow designated trails and adhere to appropriate signs. Beaches are popular gathering places, so take your trash with you and stick to designated areas when on sand. In Broome's multicultural environment, it is always advisable to treat different cultural practices with respect and communicate in a friendly and open manner.
What outdoor activities are popular?
Broome, Australia, offers a variety of popular outdoor activities for adventure seekers. Visitors can ride camels along the famous Cable Beach, which offers breathtaking views of the coastline and beautiful sunsets. Another must-do activity is exploring the remarkable natural formations at Gantheaume Point. Tourists also appreciate a tour by hovercraft to see the ancient dinosaur footprints, or a scenic flight over the fascinating Horizontal Falls. Bird watching at Roebuck Bay and viewing the majestic humpback whales during their migration season are other popular activities.
How do I deal with sandflies and mosquitoes?
To protect against sandflies and mosquitoes in Broome, Australia, use an insect repellent containing DEET or picaridin and apply it regularly throughout the day. Wear light-colored, long-sleeved shirts and pants to minimize skin exposure, and avoid perfumes or scented products that can attract insects. Use mosquito nets or fly screens to protect yourself when sleeping, and avoid areas with standing water where mosquitoes breed. Be aware of peak insect activity times, such as dusk and dawn.
Are there any indigenous cultural experiences available?
Yes, Broome offers several Aboriginal cultural experiences that allow visitors to engage with Australia's ancient heritage. One popular option is to participate in guided cultural tours led by Aboriginal guides who share their deep knowledge of the land, including bush survival techniques, traditional foods, and the flora and fauna of the region. Visitors can also participate in pearl farming tours that focus on Aboriginal history as pearl divers. Remember, these experiences highlight the Yawuru people's connection to the area and their rich traditions, and provide valuable learning opportunities.
Where can I find information about The Pearling Industry?
The pearling industry in Broome, Australia, has a vibrant and fascinating history that has shaped the city's cultural diversity and economic growth over the years. It began with the discovery of pearl oysters in the 19th century, which attracted workers from various countries. Industry focused on the cultivation of pearls and pearl oysters, which were used primarily to make buttons and other decorative items. Today, Broome is known for producing some of the finest South Sea pearls in the world, and visitors can learn more about them on guided tours, in museums, and on pearl farms in the area.
What are the options for water sports in Broome?
In Broome, Australia, there are a number of exciting opportunities for water sports enthusiasts to explore. Visitors can enjoy thrilling experiences like kitesurfing, stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking. Those seeking underwater adventures can snorkel and dive to explore the vibrant coral reefs and marine life. Fishing enthusiasts can join guided tours or cast a line on the beach. Alternatively, speedboat tours and sunset cruises offer a more relaxed experience with breathtaking views and local flora and fauna.
How can I experience a camel ride?
In Broome, Australia, you can experience an unforgettable camel ride along scenic Cable Beach. These iconic camel rides offer a unique and relaxing way to explore the stunning coastline while the gentle animals take you on a tranquil journey. Various companies such as Broome Camel Safaris, Red Sun Camels and Ships of the Desert offer different packages that include sunset camel rides and special tours where you can learn more about the animals and the area while enjoying the breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean.
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