Truly Majestic and Stunning
A true Australian ocean to outback destination that has something for everyone, culture, history, stunning beaches, incredible coloured rock cliffs and an abundance of wildlife.
Broome is located 2,239kms North of Perth or a 2hr 35min flight from Perth.
Top 10 things to do on Broome and the Dampier Peninsula
Getting There – Flying is the easiest way with Virgin Australia and Qantas with daily direct flights from Perth, flights from other Australian capital cities also. Take your time and enjoy more parts of Western Australia by driving.
Language – English
Currency – Australian Dollar
Phone & Internet – Australian phone and internet services available.
Weather – The dry season is from April to October as the best months to visit with an average temperature of around 30C.
The wet season is from November to March with heavy rains and possible cyclones.
Passport & Visa – Not applicable for Australian citizens.
Festivals – Shinju Matsuri Festival of the Pearl and Broome Mango Festival.
Events – Staircase to the Moon, Broome Courthouse Markets, Air North Cable Beach Polo, Broome Cup and Racing season and Broome Airport Marathon.
Getting Around – Many ways to get around by either car and 4WD hire, scooter, and the Explorer Bus.
Accommodation – Many hotels to choose from with many favourites such as Cable Beach Club Resort, The Pearle, Mantra Frangipani, Seashells, Mangrove Hotel as well as three caravan parks by Cable Beach.
Restaurants – Divers Tavern, Sunset Bar at Cable Beach Club, Mr Saigon, Matso’s Brewery, Ginreab Thai, Son Ming Chinese, Tapt Wine Bar, DMK – The Kitchen, Cichetti Club and The Zookeepers Store.










