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LowJane: Our room facing the sea was good for sighting Sunrise & Mamgrove, the room is big. It was near the airport and everywhere we went in Broome was within the furthest 30 mins The resort even extended our checkout time as and when we departed to the airport. We had a fun and relaxing holiday.
51 Carnarvon St
From € 129
Guest User: Good for travellers who look for values on short stay. A plus point is that the place is within walking distance to fast food eateries namely Macdonald's, pizzas and many local bars with eats. Added bonus is the town visitor''s centre with the ever-so-friendly staff who were so helpful when I approached them for help with regards to travels. The greyhound coach pickup point happens to be at the stop nearby. More importantly is that Coles Superstore is not far away for people who prefer to do their own cooking in the shared kitchen provided by the lodge. Better than I had expeted before my arrival.
The Kimberley Travellers Lodge, 9a Bagot St
From € 20
Guest User: We have recently stayed at Seashells Resort, Cable Beach, in a 1 Bedroom King Apartment for 4 nights. This resort is in a great location. It is walking distance to Cable Beach. There is a bus stop directly outside the resort to catch the bus into Broome town. The apartment is very comfortable. The living area has air-conditioning & a ceiling fan, as does the bedroom. The kitchen is well appointed with a washing machine, coffee machine, toaster & kettle, it also has a cooking facilities with hot plates & a microwave. There is a full size fridge. A comfortable dining table & lounges to watch the TV. Outside has an outdoor setting & a ceiling fan. There are outdoor communal BBQs with outdoor settings to enjoy your BBQ. The pool area is very nice with a lot of pool lounges. If you have a car there is parking available. The only downside is the shower is in the bath, but this didn't detract from our stay. We would definitely return to this resort.
4/6 Challenor Dr
From € 130
Guest User: Four years later, we stayed in the same hotel again, this time to see the famous ladder to the moon. We had dinner on the terrace outside the bar while waiting for the ladder to appear. The live band sang to cheer us up, and the atmosphere was full of festivals. It was great.
47 Carnarvon St
From € 115
Ben Hoyer: Beautiful accommodation, clean, very comfortable with reasonable price. Will go back again 👍🏼
11 Oryx Rd
From € 115
Francis Anthony: Great location as it is walking distance to the beach. Note the front desk hours.
14 Millington Rd
From € 436
Guest User: The hotel is not big, but the environment is super good, with lush plants, the air is filled with the fragrance of frangipani, and green tree frogs have also crawled into the room; there is a kitchen and a barbecue grill, and if you have enough time, it would be quite pleasant to make your own barbecue!
95 Oryx Rd
From € 124
ztszyn: The location of the hotel is very convenient, the surrounding environment is convenient for shopping, the hotel is fully equipped, the health is good, the front desk service is particularly warm, and the problem is communicated and solved in time.
40 Weld St
From € 109
Richard_SG: Pros : 1) Environment was clean and safe. Sufficient car park. 2) 3 mins drive to Boulevard Shopping Centre that include Woolsworth supermarket, shops & K-mart. 3) Room is large enough, clean & kitchenette. 4) Free simple breakfast. Cons : 1) Room wi-fi signal is weak. 2) No daily room cleaning service. 3) No convenience store within walking distance.
1 Cable Beach Rd E
From € 89
Guest User: Nice and tidy - friendly helpful staff. I missed dinner but lucky that has some really yummy sandwiches in their snack fridge was very grateful. It’s not on the cheaper end so I only stay when they have deals but it’s a good quality joint and always get a good night sleep.
99 Robinson St
From € 98
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1️⃣ North Stradbroke Island North Stradbroke Island is the second largest sand island in the world, only about an hour's boat ride from downtown Brisbane. The endless white sandy beaches beckon visitors to leave their footprints, or drive a 4WD vehicle to enjoy the thrill of galloping. 2️⃣ Coober Pedy In the movie *The Wandering Earth*, due to the low surface temperature, all humans moved to live in the underground city. What everyone doesn't know is that there really is the only underground city in the world in Australia. This small town, located in South Victoria, is called Coober Pedy, also known as the "city that disappears on the horizon." All residences and commercial centers are below the surface. 3️⃣ Fraser Island/K'gari Fraser Island, now renamed K'gari, is the largest sand island in the world and the only island in the world with a sand rainforest. Don't miss the sand rainforest and the clear blue lagoons. 4️⃣ Lake Hiller On an island off the southwest coast of Australia, there is a dreamy pink lake. Surrounded by white sandy beaches and lush green trees, the pink lake is separated from the azure seawater, standing out like a pink gemstone. 5️⃣ Mungo National Park Located in the inland of New South Wales, Mungo National Park is full of desolate beauty. It is the first national park in Australia to be listed as a World Heritage Site. Walking in the deserted desert and looking up at the ancient and lonely deep space gives people a mysterious experience of interstellar travel and walking on an alien planet. 6️⃣ Lord Howe Island Only 400 tourists are allowed on the island at a time. It is also known as a World Heritage paradise, where thousands of seabirds thrive on this beautiful archipelago. 7️⃣ Broome Broome is a small town in northern Western Australia, where the old and new worlds collide, and the ocean and inland intertwine. Explore this western gateway to the Kimberley wilderness, cross the turquoise waters, walk among the ochre rocks, ride a camel towards the orange-red sunset, and discover ancient dinosaur footprints along the way. 8️⃣ Crocosaurus Cove If you love adventure, you might want to try Crocosaurus Cove, a crocodile theme park in Darwin, Northern Territory. It has many different species of crocodiles. If you are brave enough, you can feed the world's largest saltwater crocodile, take a photo with a baby crocodile, or enter the terrifying Cage of Death to dance with these prehistoric reptiles.
Broome, located in Western Australia, is a paradise on earth. Here you will find snow-white beaches🏝️, crystal clear waters🌊, and warm and pleasant sunshine🌞. As soon as you step on this land, you will be overwhelmed by its beauty. 🐚 Cable Beach is a landmark of Broome. The long coastline, delicate sand, and the spectacular camel team🐫 form a beautiful picture. You can sunbathe, swim, surf🏄, or ride a camel on the beach, feel the sea breeze, and enjoy a leisurely time.🚶♀️ 💎 Town Beach is also not to be missed. The sea here is calmer and suitable for swimming and snorkeling. You can see colorful fish🐟 and beautiful corals, as if you are in a dreamy underwater world.🌊 🌳Broome also has a rich history and culture. The ancient pearl farms, museums, and art galleries show the past and present of Broome. Here, you can learn about the history of pearl farming, appreciate the works of local artists, and feel the unique charm of this town.🎨
Broome is located in northern Western Australia, more than 2000 kilometers away from Perth. Friends can also take a flight from Perth, with only Jetstar and Qantas as the available airlines. We were very lucky to get a direct flight from Broome to Brisbane on our way back, which took about 4 hours. Broome is the ninth largest city in Western Australia. The entire city has no traffic lights■, instead, there are various roundabouts. Although the city's population is only about ten thousand, there are many Chinese people. In Broome, you will even find Chinatown and Chinese community. Broome is located in the tropics. If you drive from Perth like us, you must pay attention to changing clothes in winter because the weather changes very quickly, and you can catch a cold if you are not careful. Of course, when you come to Broome, riding a camel on Cable Beach, the most beautiful beach in Western Australia, is a must-do activity. There are three companies offering camel rides (red, blue, and yellow are the colors of the three companies). Friends can directly search for Cable Beach camel on Google to find these three companies. I personally recommend the red company. The sunset camel ride costs about 110 per person and starts at 16:20. In addition, there are three other times to choose from: 7:50, 15:00, and 14:10. These times are much cheaper than the sunset ride.
Roebuck Bay This is a secret beach in Broome I rented a scooter and drove 35 minutes from Cable beach. If you want a day without the crowd this is the place to go and it’s picture perfect for those amazing instagram shots. #nofilter Cable Beach Very popular because with the most amazing sunset. Grab a beer and wind down watching how beautiful the sky turns. I decided to take a camel ride here and it was so worth it. Boat Trip I booked this boat trip tour they pick you up from your accommodation and take you out to watch the dolphins this was one of the best days of my trip. Free beer and sushi. I got a little carried away with the most beautiful sunset. They have a lovely Sunday market right next to the airport where you can buy hand made dream catchers and very unique aboriginal southerners. #broome #boattrip #cablebeach #sunset
#earlybirdvsnightowl I'm an early bird, so I headed down to Cable Beach in Broome while the sand was still cool and the beach was almost empty. The soft morning light made the turquoise water glow against the endless stretch of white sand, and the calm ocean felt so refreshing. I walked along the shoreline, watching the gentle waves roll in and the red Pindan cliffs catch the first rays of sun. One highlight was spotting a camel train making its way slowly along the beach, which made the morning feel truly magical. After a swim between the flags, I grabbed breakfast and coffee at a café near the beach and enjoyed the warm, relaxed Broome vibe. It was a peaceful start to the day, and I'd happily do it all again! 💡 Tips: 🌅 Go early for cooler temperatures and a quieter beach. 🏊 Always swim between the red and yellow flags. 🪼 Watch for stinger season (roughly November to April) and check local warnings. 🐊 Follow all crocodile safety signs in the area. 🧴 Bring water, sunscreen and a hat, as the sun gets strong fast.
Where scorching orange sands meet the azure ocean🧡🩵; a century of pearl farming history has cultivated a unique, multicultural heritage……🌴 Broome boasts a distinctive tropical charm. It is currently the dry season, and the warm, sunny weather adds an even richer touch to this vibrant land. 🤍 By day, you can visit a pearl farm to learn the story of pearl harvesting. From late August to early September, the town of Broome hosts its grandest annual celebration: the Shinju Matsuri Pearl Festival. 📷 If you love photography, don't miss the colorful coastline of this region. At sunset, when Cable Beach "ignites" with a sky full of orange-red afterglow, you can follow a camel caravan as it slowly traverses the tides, immersing yourself in the soft light of this orange sea. 🌅 As twilight deepens, a once-in-a-lifetime natural wonder awaits! Between March and October, on clear nights during the full moon, a "Staircase to the Moon" rises over the mudflats of Roebuck Bay. With dappled moonlight and rippling tides, you might feel as if the moon is truly yours to keep. 📷: Tourism Australia / Tourism Western Australia
One of the trips that I didnt know I needed. Especially because we could fly direct from Singapore to Broome with Jetstar. Sadly this direct flight dont have anymore 😭 We stayed at Mangrove Hotel for a few days and also Broome Time Resort during the trip. Having a few days in Broome meant we could explore at a more relaxed pace instead of rushing around. Broome is so different from other places. The red earth, blue sea, clear sky and those beautiful rock formations at Gantheaume Point. The colours were really amazing in real life, photos dont really show how pretty it was. We also visited Streeter’s Jetty and learnt about Broome’s pearling history. This was something I didnt know I needed to learn about before coming to Broome. Listening to the stories about the pearl divers was amazing but also quite sad at the same time. They had to work in such difficult and dangerous circumstances, and some of them did not survive. It really made me see Broome differently and appreciate the history behind the beautiful pearls that the town is famous for. Honestly, I came to Broome mostly thinking about the scenery and sightseeing, but ended up learning something I didnt expect. That was probably one of the most memorable parts of the trip for me. We also walked around Town Beach in the evening and enjoyed the beautiful views. The whole place felt very different from the usual city trips — red earth, ocean, old pearling history and those huge open skies. August was a really good time to visit. The weather was sunny but not too crazy hot, and we had a really relaxing few days exploring around. Very glad we got to experience Broome when we did, especially when the direct Singapore flight was still available. ❤️ Now this route no longer available, so I’m quite happy we got to experience it when we did. PS: There are no escalators in the town and no buildings are higher than a plam tree. 🩷🩷🩷🩷 #Broome #WesternAustralia #Australia #TravelMoments #SingaporeToBroome #GantheaumePoint #PearlingHistory
Whenever I plan a trip, I find myself thinking less about how many famous places I can squeeze into the itinerary and more about whether there’s somewhere I can genuinely slow down. I enjoy those trips where you wake up early and spend the whole day exploring. But every now and then, I want something completely different. I want to step outside and see the ocean, spend an afternoon with absolutely nothing planned, then grab a drink and wait for the sun to go down. Sometimes, that’s exactly the kind of trip we need. There are countless beautiful beaches around the world, but if I had to choose three where the sunset alone makes me want to go, these would be my picks. 🌅 1. Cable Beach 📍 Broome, Western Australia 🇦🇺 Facing the Indian Ocean, Cable Beach is known for its seemingly endless stretch of sand and huge open skies. As evening approaches, warm golden light spreads across the beach while the sun slowly drops toward the ocean. Add the famous silhouettes of Broome’s camels crossing the sand at sunset, and you get a scene that feels completely different from the usual tropical beach view. 🌊 2. Santa Monica Beach 📍 California, USA 🇺🇸 Sunset at Santa Monica has a completely different energy. As the sun sinks over the Pacific, the Santa Monica Pier turns into a silhouette against the evening sky while the beach around it is still full of California life. It’s that mix of ocean calm and city energy that makes watching the sunset here so memorable. 🌴 3. Flic en Flac Beach 📍 Mauritius 🇲🇺 On the west coast of Mauritius, Flic en Flac has a long sandy shoreline, clear turquoise water and that relaxed tropical atmosphere people come to the island for. During the day, the Indian Ocean is beautifully blue. By evening, everything changes as golden and pink light begins to spread across the water. With its west-facing location, this is one of those beaches where you’ll want to stay until the very last light disappears. All three have something special. But if you ask me which one I’d choose for myself, and which one I want to tell you a little more about, it would be Flic en Flac Beach in Mauritius. 🇲🇺 Mauritius looks beautiful even through a screen, but it isn’t only the colour of the ocean that draws me to Flic en Flac. It’s the kind of beach holiday I want to have there. Wake up without rushing. Explore the island if I feel like it. Spend the afternoon by the beach if I don’t. Then, when evening comes, find a comfortable spot and watch the sun disappear over the Indian Ocean. And the next evening? I’d probably want to do exactly the same thing again. If I were travelling all the way to Flic en Flac, I wouldn’t want to arrive just before sunset, take a few photos and leave. I’d rather stay by the coast for a few days and let the beach become part of the trip. For that kind of Mauritius escape, La Pirogue Mauritius would be my pick. 🏨🌴 Set along the Wolmar coastline, the resort has thatched-roof bungalows surrounded by tropical gardens, which suits the island beautifully. Rather than feeling like you’re staying inside one huge hotel building, there’s a sense of having your own little space to slow down and enjoy Mauritius. And that’s what I like most about choosing the right place to stay. A hotel shouldn’t only be somewhere you sleep. It can become part of the journey itself. Spend the day exploring Mauritius and come back in the afternoon. When sunset gets close, there’s no need to turn it into another sightseeing mission. Just head towards the beach, feel the breeze coming off the Indian Ocean and watch the sun slowly disappear beyond the horizon. Then have dinner. Tomorrow’s plans can wait until tomorrow. For me, a great beach holiday isn’t measured by how many places I manage to fit into an itinerary. Sometimes, all it takes is a resort you genuinely enjoy staying at, a beautiful ocean in front of you, and an evening so good that you don’t feel like going anywhere else. I’d go to Cable Beach for the sunset. I’d go to Santa Monica for a California evening by the Pacific. But Mauritius? I’d go there to stay a little longer. 🌅🇲🇺 --- #sunsetbeaches #beautifulbeaches #mauritius #flicenflac #lapirogue #mauritiustravel #cablebeach #broomeaustralia #santamonicabeach #californiatravel #beachholiday #islandescape #luxurytravel #travelinspiration #travelmemories
💠Coconut Wells – Mysterious turquoise pools. The water is so clear and still that it feels like standing in front of a mirror reflecting the sky. Perfect for meditative photos. 🏜️ The Pinnacles Desert – A slightly surreal park of thousands of limestone pillars sticking out of yellow sand. It looks like the surface of Mars or an ancient city frozen in time. 🌵Umpherston Sinkhole – "Alice's Garden" inside a giant crater. You walk down the stairs into a lush oasis with ivy cascading like a waterfall and flowers that create dreamy shots at sunset. 🪨 Uluru – The legendary red monolith in the heart of the desert. It's not just a rock, it's a sacred site. At sunset, it literally "burns": shifting colors from orange to deep crimson. Which one would you choose for your first trip?
We have just returned from an unforgettable holiday to Darwin, Kakadu, and Broome. Our trip was made truly special by our coach driver, Andrew, and his wife and hostess, Vicki. Both Andrew and Vicki were highly professional and warm, quickly connecting with each traveler and creating a great group dynamic. Andrew’s knowledge of the landscape, flora, and fauna, combined with Vicki’s complementary insights into local culture and history, greatly enriched our experience. The tour surpassed our expectations of how vast, remote, and incredible that part of Australia is. It featured carefully chosen Indigenous guides who provided deeper understanding of their culture and connection to the land through rock art and personal stories. The accommodations reflected local communities and offered mostly comfortable king-sized beds. All rooms were clean, tidy, and air-conditioned. The food was primarily locally sourced, especially the fresh fruits. Highlights included the mouthwatering steak barbecued during the Kimberley Gorge cruise and the picnic by the lake in Kununurra with fresh sandwiches and fruit from a local bakery. The tour also included three internal flights over Kakadu, Lake Argyle, and Horizontal Falls. These flights were unforgettable, and Rebecca, our pilot, impressed us with her insider knowledge, making the experience even more special. The stunning coastline at Horizontal Falls was a particular highlight. I would wholeheartedly recommend this trip to anyone interested in exploring this incredible region of Australia—and I’d happily repeat the experience. I’ve been sharing my excitement with friends and family, and a couple of friends have already asked for the tour brochure. While the tour was fully inclusive, I couldn’t resist buying some Indigenous art, local souvenirs, and a gorgeous South Sea pearl at Willie Creek!
26/10/19: Beautiful scenery, good to visit
D34***55Beautiful beach, soft white sand, great restaurants.
D34***55I didn't make it to Western Australia before, but now I really want to go there! But I can't go because of the epidemic.
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