Where the desert meets the sea, the exotic pearling port of Broome is a town of striking contrasts.
Nature has blessed Broome with 22 kilometres of beautiful white sand and turquoise water at Cable Beach, striking rust-red cliffs, Broome pearl farms and 120 million year old dinosaur footprints.
Rich in history and colour, Broome is a melting pot of cultures, creating an exotic mix of historic sites and fusion flavours.
Highlights of Broome
- See the world’s biggest pearl and pick up a souvenir from the pearl showrooms of Chinatown.
- Experience the fantastic colours of Roebuck Bay while sampling the locally brewed beers at Matso’s.
- Take in a sunset on one of the most stunning beaches in the world.
For more information please visit visitbroome.com.au or australiasnorthwest.com.au
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Highlights of Broome
- Discover 120 million year old Dinosaur Footprints
- Jump aboard an Eco cruise to see the largest known population of Snubfin Dolphins
- See the incredible colours and waterfalls of the Kimberley aboard a scenic flight over Broome & the Kimberley coastline
- Enjoy a film in the oldest operating picture garden in the world
- View Australia’s largest saltwater, fine quality Pearl
- Take a sunset camel ride along the famous Cable Beach
For more information please visit visitbroome.com.au or australiasnorthwest.com.au
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