Attractions near Broome

The Savannah Way is Australia’s Adventure Drive, linking Cairns in Tropical North Queensland with the historic pearling town of Broome in Western Australia’s Kimberley, via

The coastal route south of Broome leads you to some of the most pristine stretches of white sand, top fishing spots, stunning ocean sunsets, and

Check out the distinctive Broome style architecture and soak up the laid back tropical ambiance of the historic Broome Courthouse. Enjoy a picnic under the

Take a walk along Yawuru's self-guided Jetty to Jetty trail from Streeter's Jetty in Chinatown to the site of Old Jetty at Town Beach and

Discover Broome’s Heritage and love for food on this vibrant trail from Broome’s Chinatown through to Town Beach. Starting from the historic Runway Bar, head

Broome Historical Society Museum offers an insightful look into Broome’s diverse cultural history. Take a walk through the charming 1890s former general store, which is

Learn of the perils of the deep, experience firsthand what made the pearl divers life so hazardous and what drove so many to put their

Celebrating all that is unique about multicultural Broome, Chinatown is a dazzling blend of pearl showrooms, art galleries, east-meets-west restaurants and sidewalk cafes. It's easy

Gain an appreciation for the lives sacrificed by the Japanese migrants who settled in Broome to prosper from Broome’s lucrative pearling industry. The Japanese Cemetery

Broome's Cable Beach is justifiably world famous for its 22 kilometres of sun-kissed white sand, turquoise water and spectacular Indian Ocean sunsets. But what really

In Broome, see Anastasia’s Pool, a natural rock pool which is part of the history of the town and tells a touching story. The pool

Walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs at Gantheaume Point, near Broome. Here, preserved in the reef rock for over 125 million years, are the footprints

Reddell Beach is a favourite beach amongst the Broome locals, with the stark contrasts of red pindan bordering the white sandy beach. Examine the unusual

You can discover more than a third of Australia’s bird species, over 300, at Broome Bird Observatory, regarded as the hottest spot on the planet

Enter another world through the jaws of a giant saltwater crocodile. Constructed over several months in 2005, the giant fiberglass head is already recognised as

Roebuck Bay is one of Broome’s most beautiful natural attractions. The changing colours in the ebb and flow of Roebuck Bay are amazing. At low

Beagle Bay is one of three Aboriginal communities on the Dampier Peninsula north of Broome, and an interesting part of Western Australian history. If you’re