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 Half Day Broome Town Tour with Cable Beach Sunset Camel Ride Price: 53.28 One of the best ways to see the spectacular sunset at Cable Beach is from the back of a camel! This afternoon tour of Broome gives you an insight into Broome's pearl industry history, a tour through Chinatown and Gantheaume Point, before climbing aboard your camel for a ride along the sands whilst watching the sun go down. This is definitely one of Broome's highlights!
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 Broome Sightseeing Pass Price: 95.63 This sightseeing pass gives you the option over a few days to discover this charming town and its pearling history, as well as the opportunity to include a tour to Cape Leveque, Tunnel Creek or Geikie Gorge. Save up to 20% off the normal cost if you pre-purchase this pass today and discover Broome - the gateway to the Western Kimberley!
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 4WD Geikie Gorge Aboriginal Heritage Adventure Tour with Fitzroy River Cruise Price: 165.99 Considered one of the great marvels of the Kimberley, Geikie Gorge has long been one of the most visited icons of the region. This journey is brought to life with a memorable Aboriginal cultural tour that will leave you with a great respect for the people and the prehistoric geology surrounding this treasured gorge. Discover this timeless region of Australia today.
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 4WD Cape Leveque and Aboriginal Community Adventure from Broome Price: 167.35 Take in the spectacular Dampier Peninsula from the air! Combine a scenic flight with an adventurous 4WD trip to Cape Leveque. Stop at a remote Aboriginal community along the way. Relax, swim and explore the pristine beach of Cape Leveque, a remote wilderness area in the Western Kimberley. This tour is a must for all those who visit Broome.
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| Where is Broome? |
approximately 2100 kilometres north of Perth. Set
between the Great Sandy Desert and the Indian Ocean,
Broome is situated on the eastern coast of the Dampier
Penins ula and is accessible by the Great Northern
Highway.
Broome International Airport is centrally located and within
walking distance of the Broome town site (Chinatown).
Broome is a relatively ‘young’ town with the average age in
the 30’s. It has a population of approximately 15,000
people, with almost half of the population being Aboriginal.
The Yawuru people are the recognised Natives of Broome.
| Plan & Book What To Do in Broome |
| Where To Sleep in Broome? |
Western Australia's
most awarded Budget
Resort & Backpackers
Accommodation. With
loads of style &
creature comforts its
located right in the
centre of town, close
to where all the action
is.
Our budget Australian accommodation has been
designed to provide you with a great nights sleep.
Essential to kick start your “Broome Time” experience.
The Kimberley Klub Broome is jam packed full of great
features like a huge tropical, rock-lined swimming pool
surrounded by timber decking and sun lounges & a
Licensed poolside bar/cafe.