A historic town located where the outback meets the ocean, Broome is a place for sunset walks on the beach, laidback luxury and natural beauty.
From the sands of Cable Beach to the lively town centre, Broome offers the ideal mix of relaxation, culture and recreation. Whether you want to unwind or explore, Broome offers it all. Its history dates back to the pearling settlements of the 1800s and beyond with the intricate Aboriginal culture of the Yawuru people that is still present to this day.
See the sights
Explore
With miles of stunning coastline and fascinating history, Broome has something to excite everyone. Whether it’s cruising to a pearl farm to discover why pearl divers from all around the world flocked to Broome, strolling through Chinatown or a sunset camel ride on Cable Beach, you’ll quickly slip into ‘Broome time’.
Don’t miss the rusted red cliffs and ancient dinosaur prints at Gantheaume Point. If you’re in Broome at the right time, head down to Roebuck Bay and witness the Staircase to the Moon, a natural phenomenon where the full moon meets the low tide.
Discover the Yawuru people on a cultural tour, watch a movie in the world’s oldest operating picture garden or experience the natural wonder of Horizontal Falls.
Experience Broome’s iconic cultural festival Shinju Matsuri for an immersive experience of food and culture!
For help planning your Broome adventure, contact the friendly team at Kimberley Expereinces, who can help you create the perfect itinerary for your kimberley holiday or Visit Broome for their local advice and guidance!
TREAT YOUR TASTEBUDS
Eat
Broome’s food scene continues to expand. Sample authentic Asian cuisine, Italian flavours or South American food during your stay at the many different venues across Broome. Whether you’re looking for fine dining or just a really good cup of coffee, you will not be disappointed.
Don’t miss an opportunity to taste the award-winning craft beers at Matso’s Brewery or the unique gins created from rare bush botanicals at Moontide Distillery.
Relax on holiday
Sleep
Whether it’s a luxury hotel on the fringes of Cable Beach, a self contained apartment, caravan parks or backpacker accommodation, there’s a bed for every budget in Broome.
Local Tips
The Essentials
Best time of year to visit
The dry season (April-September) guarantees postcard-perfect days and a chance to witness the phenomena of the ‘Staircase to the Moon’, while the wet season (Oct-May) offers cost-saving opportunities, with many tours and accommodation offering ‘out of season’ discounts.
Climate
During the dry season, Broome experiences warm days and clear blue skies with temperatures ranging from 17 – 31°C. Humidity levels are low and the nights are cool.
In the wet season, Broome experiences heavy, short downpours of rain, usually in the afternoons or late evening, with average temperatures ranging between 25 – 34°C. November is the hottest month of the year with high levels of humidity, even at night.
Recommended length of stay
4 – 5 days is recommended to experience the sights and sounds of Broome’s unique atmosphere and surrounding attractions at a leisurely pace. It’s just enough time to slow down to ‘Broome time’.
Accommodation
All levels, and budgets from caravan parks through to luxury resorts and spas.
Accessibility
Broome has its own airport with daily domestic and regional flights. Sealed coast and inland highways suitable for cars, 4WDs and caravans.
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