Broome Short Break - Dry Season

Welcome to Broome, a vibrant town where sun-kissed beaches meet rich multicultural heritage. Situated on the traditional lands of the Yawuru people, Broome's story began in the 1880s as a pearling boomtown, attracting people from Indonesia, Malaysia, China, Japan and Europe. Today, this unique blend of Aboriginal traditions, Asian influences and European charm is evident everywhere you go. Explore Chinatown's bustling streets, delve into Broome's fascinating pearl lugger history, or take a camel ride along Cable Beach as the sun dips below the horizon. Learn about the fascinating pearl industry on a guided tour of a working pearl farm, where you'll witness the entire process from hatchery to showroom. Travel back in time by marveling at perfectly preserved dinosaur footprints fossilised in rock for over 120 million years. Spot rare snubfin dolphins in their natural habitat on a morning or sunset cruise. Explore the Kimberley's rich mangrove ecosystem alongside a Yawuru man, deepening your understanding of the region's cultural significance and unique plants and animals. The region is also famous for crocodiles, and you can meet them safely with experts at Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park.

Upon arrival into Broome Airport, you will be met by the Broome Transit driver for a private transfer.

Broome is a coastal tourist town and a gateway to the tropical Kimberley region. It is situated on the traditional lands of the Yawuru people, and nowadays, it is a multicultural melting pot. You can visit stunning Cable Beach, laid-back breweries, pearl boutiques, and experience activities ranging from diving, kayaking, cultural guided tours, and unhurried camel rides. From March to October, when the moon is full, use your imagination to witness a staircase to the moon reflected in the mudflats of Roebuck Bay. Broome also has fascinating wildlife; if you're lucky, you can spot a rare bottlenose dolphin, as well as turtles, dugongs, or even a manta ray. The region is also famous for crocodiles, and you can meet them safely with experts at Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park. 

Broome is the colourful pearling capital in the very north of Western Australia, and it's stunning natural environment is a key highlight of this sunburned city. Cable Beach is a must-see, surrounded by rolling dunes and ochre cliffs, its 22 kilometres of white sand shores and turquoise waters are something to marvel at, as are the fiery red skies at sunset. Home to beach camel rides, an array of restaurants and even beach equipment hire, it's easy to spend an entire day relaxing here.
If you are in town on a Thursday, be sure to visit the night markets held at Town Beach precinct, running from June through September. Wander around the craft and produce stalls, sample local cuisine and be serenaded by local musicians as you wander beneath the stars.
Once a bustling area of pearling crew camps and corrugated tin sheds, Broome's Chinatown is now home to noodle restaurants, galleries, retail stores and pearl showrooms. Stroll along Carnarvon Street, visit the world's oldest operating open-air picture gardens, Sun Pictures, or follow the walking trail to discover the pearling historic timeline, sculptures, and the sweeping views from Roebuck Bay Lookout.

A camel ride along Cable Beach is one of the most iconic experiences in Western Australia. Hop on the back of one of these friendly and docile creatures for a stroll down the beach's pristine sands that have made Cable Beach widely regarded as one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Australia. Watch in awe as the sun slowly sets on the beautiful ocean and see the colours develop in the sky!

Unveil Broome's captivating history and beauty with the Broome Panoramic Sightseeing Bus Tour. This leisurely 2.5-hour journey led by local experts departs at 9 am. Immerse yourself in stunning sights like Cable Beach, Gantheaume Point, Roebuck Bay, and Chinatown. Hear captivating stories about Broome's rich past, from dinosaur footprints to WWII history. This small-group tour ensures a personalised experience with insider tips from your guide. 

Embark on a delicious journey through Broome’s vibrant flavors on the Brews and Bites - Flavours of Broome Afternoon Bus Tour with Broome and Around. Begin with a taste of Broome’s iconic brews at Matso's Broome Brewery, known for its unique craft beers inspired by the tropics. Next, sip your way through Broome’s locally distilled flavours at Moontide Gin Distillery, where innovative botanicals capture the spirit of the Kimberley.
Enhance your afternoon with a stop at Willie Creek Pearls to explore Broome’s famous pearling heritage while sampling the region's unique offerings. Continue to Spinifex Brewery, where local ingredients blend with brewing expertise to create unforgettable tastes. Cap off your tour with a stunning sunset at Cable Beach House, where you’ll enjoy delicious bites and refreshing drinks as the day melts into night. Perfect for those seeking an authentic taste of Broome, this tour promises a blend of flavours, history, and spectacular scenery.

Gain a unique insight into the fascinating process of modern pearl farming on a Willie Creek Pearl Farm tour. This tour begins with a fun and informative transfer, with stunning views of the Kimberley along the way in an air-conditioned coach on the way to Willie Creek Pearl Farm. You will learn the intricate process of collecting and spawning Pinctada maxima oysters for producing pearls. Afterwards, enjoy some refreshments including their famous homemade family recipe damper, cold juices and fresh fruit. 
Cruise along the azure waters and watch live oysters suspended in their natural environment. Keep an eye out for their resident saltwater crocodiles while cruising along. Later, discover how a pearl is extracted from the shell and the two year process it takes for the pearls to be displayed in the showroom. Witness the single largest and most valuable pearl to date on a Willie Creek Pearl farm tour, valued at over $150,000AUD, named the Don Pearl. Overlooking the stunning views of Willie Creek, enjoy a delicious tasting paddle lunch including a complimentary beer, wine or soft drink. Afterwards, you'll have time to browse through the showroom, as you may wish to purchase a sovereign before making your way back to Broome.

This all-day adventure will take you off the beaten track and into Traditional lands to experience the beauty and wonder of the natural phenomenon, Horizontal Falls, and the stunning Dampier Peninsula in the world-renowned Kimberley region. Climb aboard a luxury four-wheel drive vehicle for a trek through the unique Kimberley coast landscape before stopping for a fascinating tour of the Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, and then visiting Ardyaloon Aboriginal Community's very own aquaculture hatchery. You will also soar in a seaplane from Broome over the amazing islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago to the Horizontal Falls. Here you will ride through the rushing falls in one of the fastest boats in the Kimberley, and cruise through the untouched waterways of Talbot Bay with the opportunity for a snorkel swim in a marine viewing enclosure. Your day will also include a cooked breakfast, and a lunch of locally-sourced Barramundi in either of the spectacular settings of Cygnet Bay, or on a floating dining pontoon by the Horizontal Falls.

You will be met by a Broome Transit driver for a private transfer to Broome Airport. 

Farewell Broome today. If there is more of Australia or New Zealand you would like to explore, talk to your sales consultant about planning your next stop!