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Dampier Peninsula Adventure 4WD Tour from Broome with Optional Return Flight
Take a trip to remote Cape Leveque, on the northernmost tip of the Kimberley region’s Dampier Peninsula. Travel across country from Broome by 4WD, and experience a beautiful wilderness region of red cliffs, pristine white sand and turquoise sea, home to whales, turtles and sea birds. Choose the flight option to complete your full-day visit…
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Wet Season Incredible Islands Tour – Horizontal Falls & Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm
A Coastal Kimberley adventure, this tour showcases the majestic islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago and the Horizontal Falls, the unspoiled paradise of Cygnet Bay and the amazing coastline of the Dampier Peninsular back to Broome.Read more about what your day of adventure entails by selecting the location points below.
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Enthralling Broome Self-Guided Audio Tour
A melting pot of ethnicities, Broome is a tropical delight and the gateway to the Kimberley, one of the great wildernesses of the world.Perfectly suited for discovery on foot, our self-guided audio tour allows you to set the pace and explore at your leisure as you uncover the stories of this amazing city.To discover this…
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Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek 4WD Tour from Broome
Visit two of the Kimberley region’s most popular attractions on a full-day trip by 4WD to Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek. Enjoy morning tea at the Fitzroy River, visit the historic Boab Prison Tree and look for fossils in the ancient oasis of Windjana Gorge. Your Kimberley excursion from Broome also includes a guided walk…
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Wet Season Mitchell Falls Tour – Mitchell Falls, Horizontal Falls & Cygnet Bay
The adventure of a lifetime reveals natural wonders that could only be seen from the air! Discover the coastal wonders of Cygnet Bay, the Buccaneer Archipelago, the Horizontal Falls, Kuri Bay and the Mitchell Plateau featuring the Mitchell Falls and Spectacular King Cascade and the Price Regent River.Read more about what your day of adventure…
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Sunday Island Explorer
Join us on a journey that began thousands of years ago through what is today known as the Middle Passage. We pass through the whirlpools and eddies between Jooloom and Jayirri and allow you to experience the power of some of the World’s biggest tidal waters and learn how these massive tidal currents were used…
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Cape Leveque and Aboriginal Communities from Broome (Optional Scenic Flight)
Our Cape Leveque all day tour allows you to explore the Dampier Peninsula in 4WD luxury – and the only tour company offering an on board toilet! Learn about Aboriginal communities and marvel at the sights of the Cape Leveque peninsula. After an included a chef prepared plated lunch, head to Kooljaman to see the…
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Gorgeous Gorges Tour – Windjana & Bell Gorge, Mt Hart, Cape Leveque
The Gorgeous Gorges tour is unique to Broome Aviation. Fly with us for the experience of a lifetime that reveals the best of what the West Kimberley has to offer, in one day! You will encounter Gorges, Waterfalls, Remote Islands, Historic Cattle Station and oodles of sights and sounds throughout this spectacular wilderness!Read more about…
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Afternoon Broome Town Tour Including Cable Beach and Matso Beer Tasting
A great afternoon tour taking in the highlights of Broome, providing an insight into the heritage of this charming town and colorful alfresco lifestyle.
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Eco Beach Lunch by Helicopter from Broome
Rising above Broome township, marvel at the azure blue waters, creeks and waterways along the picturesque coastline as you head south and leave Roebuck Bay to Eco Beach Resort, on a 30 minute low level scenic helicopter flight. Upon arrival enjoy time to relax and beach comb followed by a delicious a-la-carte lunch (including a…
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Kimberley Explorer – Geikie Gorge, Windjana Gorge, Mt Hart, Cape Leveque
A Coastal and in-land Kimberley adventure, this tour showcases the majestic islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago, the Horizontal Falls and Cape Leveque. Also the in-land beauty of the Fitzroy river and Geikie Gorge with a stop over at Mt Hart station.We created the Kimberley Explorer Tour to coincide with the opening of the Cable Beach…
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Giant Tides Tour – Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm
A coastal Kimberley adventure, this scenic flight showcases the majestic islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago, the Horizontal Falls as well as the history and beauty that is the Cygnet bay Pearl Farm. Cygnet Bay is a place that needs to be seen to be believed, located at the top of the Dampier Peninsula. Let Broome…
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3 in 1 Tour: Matso’s Brewery, Broome Museum & Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park
Sit back and enjoy three premier locations on this guided tour. Our local Tour operators will take you on your afternoon adventure and delight!We will take you down history lane to Matso’s Broome Brewery, Australia’s most remote Brewery. We’ll try the iconic Matso’s Japanese Brewery’s Ginger Beer and Mango Beer And, we’ll definitely take the…
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Fly The Falls Tour
Fly Broome is a scenic and charter flight company based in Broome, Western Australia. Our aim is to provide our passengers and customers with a personalised and professional service and an enjoyable and outstanding aviation experience.We are a family owned and operated business and take great pride in the services we deliver. We are very…
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Broome Panoramic Town Tour – All the Extraordinary Sights and History of Broome
This tour is the perfect way to start your Broome adventure and enjoy the best of what Broome has to offer.Enjoy this personalised tour to learn about all the unique history, extraordinary stories and magnificent sights of Broome.See Cable Beach beauty and hear the history, Gantheaume Point and its stories, Indigenous painting, and Dinosaur footprints.…
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Flavours of Broome – Iconic Broome Food and Drink Venue Small-Group Bus Tour
Slip into “Broome Time” and let us take care of the transport, while you spend the afternoon savouring the flavours of local brews at the most iconic venues in Broome. Plus and a Japanese inspired Signature Plate at the famous Matso’s Broome Brewery. Our locally guided Broome bar-hopping tour includes; Signature plate, beer paddle, White…
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Mitchell Falls Explorer – Wet Season
Departing Broome, we fly North over King Sound, home to Australia’s largest tides and amongst the highest in the world. Fly over Walcott Inlet estuary, the rarely seen Harding Range, before landing at Mitchell Plateau, home to the Wunambal, Gaambera, Kwini and Balangarra.On arrival into Mitchell Plateau we enjoy refreshments and a comfort stop before…
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Mitchell Falls Explorer – Dry Season
Departing Broome, we track North over the King Sound, Walcott Inlet, Harding Range, Prince Regent River, landing at Mitchell Plateau.After morning tea and refreshments, drive through the vast ancient Livistona Palm forest to the Mertens campground, the start of the 4.5km Punamii-unpuu Hiking Trail.Enjoy a 4km cultural walk travelling past majestic waterfalls, spell-binding gorges, Aboriginal…
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9-Day Kimberley Offroad Adventure from Broome to Darwin
A 9-day action-packed Kimberley trip where you get to hike, swim and camp in some of the most spectacular locations in outback Australia.You will be bush camping most nights, cook incredible meals with simple appliances and sleep under the beautiful starry night sky. This tour takes you through the heart of the Kimberley outback, departing…
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Broome All-Inclusive 7 Days Touring Package
Enjoy all-inclusive Broome touring at its best, featuring Cape Leveque, Beagle Bay, Willie Creek Pearl Farm, Windjana Gorge & Tunnel Creek, Cable Beach sunset camel ride and cruise. 7 days in Broome , Kimberley wilde touring, cruise, accommodation, meals and transfers. Discover Cape Leveque, Willie Creek Pearl Farm and experience a famous Cable Beach camel…
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Half-Day Pearling and Sailing Adventure in Broome
Broome’s only pearling tour that’s brought to you on the water, in town. Take a relaxing cruise on our catamaran as the knowledgable guides from Cygnet Bay deliver engaging content for you to take in as much as you’d like.
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1.5-Hour Historical Pearl Luggers Tour in Broome
It is often said that Broome’s pearling industry is as rich in culture as it is in pearls. Come and experience a fascinating insight to Broome’s unique heritage at Pearl Luggers, in the heart of Broome’s ‘Chinatown’. Learn the perils of the deep and discover first hand what made the pearl divers life so hazardous…
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Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park Tour Including Transportation
Enter another world through the jaws of a giant saltwater crocodile! Get up close and personal with over 2,500 crocodiles! Experience the feeding tour and the rogue Crocodile alley!Your Guided Tour showcases some of the largest crocodiles on display in Australia. A personal tour that includes holding baby crocodiles and pictures with the crocodile handlers…
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Cape Leveque, Sea Safari and Aboriginal Communities from Broome
Our Cape Leveque all day tour allows you to explore the Dampier Peninsula in 4WD luxury – and the only tour company offering an on board toilet! Learn about Aboriginal communities and marvel at the sights of the Cape Leveque peninsula. After an included a chef prepared plated lunch enjoy an amazing sea safari around…
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Broome City Sightseeing Tour with Optional Camel Ride
See the highlights and history of Broome. Learn about the outback town’s unique heritage and current colourful alfresco lifestyle and relax with a glass of sparkling and a delightful Cable Beach sunset at the end of the day (with an optional Sunset Camel Ride). **Note that those on the Camel Ride may not get to…
All about Broome
When to visit
You have two choices of seasons in Broome: wet or dry. The dry season runs from May through October and is the best time to enjoy the beach. (It is also the busiest season.) Between March and early November, try to time your visit to see the Staircase to the Moon, which occurs 2 to 3 times per month when the moon rises over the local tidal flats. Visit in late August and early September for the Shinju Matsuri Festival, celebrating the town’s pearl producing history.
Getting around
It can be time consuming (and hot) to get around Broome on foot because many of the area’s top attractions are spread out around town. One good option is to rent a bicycle, as the town has extensive bike paths, but be careful not to overdo; it gets hot in the summer. The Town Bus runs regular services between Cable Beach, downtown, and Chinatown, and guided tours often include hotel pickup.
Traveler tips
The Broome Courthouse hosts markets in its tropical gardens every Saturday morning year-round (as well as on Sunday mornings from April to October). Visit to browse through locally made jewelry, clothes, handicrafts, art, and produce. Even if you’re not planning on shopping, it’s worth a visit to stretch out on the lush lawn, under shady trees, and enjoy the live music, food trucks, and family entertainment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Broome famous?
Broome was known as the pearling capital of the world in the 19th century, and it’s still the heart of Australia’s pearling industry. The Western Australia city is also famous for its landscapes, including the Staircase to the Moon at Roebuck Bay and Horizontal Falls.
How long should I spend in Broome?
Plan three days to take in Broome’s highlights and explore the Kimberley region. Visit a pearl farm, marvel at the red sands of Roebuck Bay, and see the dinosaur footprints at Gantheaume Point. Other unmissable activities include a camel ride along Cable Beach and a seaplane flight over Horizontal Falls.
What recreational activities is Broome known for?
A camel ride along Cable Beach and a pearl farm tour are the quintessential activities for travelers to Broome. After that, you can head to the beach to kayak and stand-up paddleboard, take a dolphin- or whale-watching cruise, or snorkel and scuba dive at Rowley Shoals Marine Park.
Does Broome have crocodiles?
Salt and freshwater crocodiles can be found in Broome and the Kimberley region, but they are most likely to be seen in rivers and creeks in the wet season (Nov.–Apr.). Crocodiles are rarely spotted along the coast, and it’s generally safe to swim at patrolled beaches during the dry season.
Do you need a 4WD to get to Coconut Wells?
Yes, access to the lagoons and rock pools of Coconut Well is via a sandy road that’s a 4WD-only route. They’re about a 20-minute drive north of Broome. Alternatively, it’s possible to drive along the beach from Cable Beach at low tide, but this route also requires a 4WD.
Is Broome worth visiting?
Yes, Broome is a worthy addition to any Western Australia itinerary—especially as it’s the largest city in the far north and gateway to the Kimberley region. Visitors come to Broome to admire its unique natural landscapes, tour the pearl farms, and take a sunset camel ride along Cable Beach.