There are so many things to do in this perpetually sunny, friendly, multicultural pearling town of Broome.
This laidback yet charming outback town has tropical temperatures making it the perfect Australian winter destination in June. John Gordon, the Founder of www.expatchoice.asia visited Broome in June 2019. The video below shows some of what he experienced from a birds eye view - of day one of his 4 day trip...
A fusion of peacefulness, intriguing history and vivid Indigenous culture, Broome also offers rugged natural beauty, from stunning turquoise water to vast white beaches and the spectacular Kimberley. Here are the top 7 things to do in Broome.
Experience Day 2 of John's 4 day trip to Broome in the Video Below
Go camel riding
Cable Beach, Broome, Western Australia
Take a walk or ride on a camel along the pristine Cable Beach at dusk as a blazing sunset unfolds before your eyes. As the sun sinks into the ocean, the sky lights up in powerful red and orange, matching the ochres of the region. Or lay a picnic cloth and enjoy the sun setting on the horizon. This early evening experience will stay with you long after the sun has gone down, and will be something you’ll never forget.
Go on a coastal adventure
Anastasia's Pool, Gantheaume Point, Broome
Bring the kids and explore the many rock pools exposed by Broome’s legendary low tides. It’s the perfect opportunity to find out more about the sea life which populate these mini eco-systems.
Visit a pearl farm
Willie Creek Pearl Farm, Broome, Western Australia
Hop on one of the local tours to discover this amazing place has to offer. Learn more about the pearl industry and modern cultured pearl farming with the experts.
Walk the Staircase to the Moon
Staircase to the Moon, Roebuck Bay, Broome
Located close to town is the Staircase to the Moon – occurring at Roebuck Bay between March and October, this natural phenomenon is caused by the rising of a full moon reflecting on the exposed mudflats at extremely low tide, creating an optical illusion of a staircase reaching up to the moon.
Discover the local culture
Markets in Broome, Broome, Western Australia
Join the locals on the weekend when you visit Broome in JUne 2019 and shop for crafts, jewellery and fresh produce or just listen to infectious live music. Browse the stalls offerings fresh fruits and vegetables, fashion, handmade jewellery, and local art and crafts. If you would like to grab a bite, check out the food trucks and stalls ranging from local to international delights.
Explore the Kimberley
Three times larger than England, with a population of less than 40,000, the Kimberley region – spread over Australia's entire north-western corner – is one of the world's last wilderness frontiers. There are a dozen reputable cruise companies offering cruise expeditions around the Kimberley coastline, in vessels small and large. Some cruise companies, such as True North and Great Escape, also have on-board helicopters for day expeditions.
Check out dinosaur footprints
Dinosaur footprints, Gantheaume Point, Broome
A 10-minute drive from Broome, set against a red rock cliff overlooking the azure waters of the Indian Ocean, Gantheaume Point has interpretive signs that describe its history, including dinosaur footprints preserved in reef rock that can be seen at low tide. It will truly be a unique experience to see these reminders of Broome’s prehistoric past right in front of you.
For a strictly limited time, Jetabout Holidays is offering three- and four-night packages to Broome, Western Australia including round-trip direct 4-hour flights on Silkair (taxes included), accommodation and return airport transfers.
When: 13, 17 and 20 June 2019 departure dates
How much: From $810 nett per person
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