Discover the best of Broome on this seven day itinerary. Start your adventure exploring the town of Broome and learning about its rich history, visiting key destinations such as Cable Beach, Gantheaume Point, Town Beach and Chinatown. Venture out to the tip of the Dampier Archipelago on a guided experience, visiting Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm and One Arm Point, as well as an exciting sea safari on the Buccaneer Archipelago.
Experience the incredible Horizontal Falls and pristine beauty of the Kimberley coast with a scenic flight from Broome to the Horizontal Falls and thrilling boat ride through the falls and surrounding bays and creek systems. Enjoy the rest of your time at leisure, soaking up the laidback Broome atmosphere.
Broome Panoramic Town Tour including Cable Beach, Gantheaume Point and Dinosaur Prints, Entrance Point/Broome Wharf, Town Beach/ New Jetty and Staircase to the Moon lookout, Chinatown/Sun Pictures, Broome Town and Japanese Cemetery
Willie Creek Pearl Luggers Tour
Full Day Cape Leveque, Aboriginal Communities and Sea Safari
Horizontal Falls scenic flight and boat ride
Staircase to the Moon
Six nights accommodation
Broome Panoramic Town Tour with Broome & Around
Willie Creek Pearl Luggers Tour with Broome & Around
Full Day Cape Leveque, Aboriginal Communities and Sea Safari
Half Day Broome to Horizontal Falls Adventure with Horizontal Falls Seaplane Adventures
Price is per person (Twin Share)
Tours may be on different days, subject to availability
Room upgrades may be available for an additional cost
Meals at own cost except those included in tours
Itinerary Details
Day 1 - Arrive Broome
Arrive into Broome and make your way to your accommodation. The day is yours to explore the laidback town of Broome, or if you’d prefer soak up the sun and relax into your holiday. Don’t miss the iconic sunset at Cable Beach!
Day 2 - Broome & Surrounds
Experience the boundless beauty and colours of Broome on the Broome Panoramic Town Tour. Discover the epic history of Broome at Cable Beach where Lord Alistair McAlpine’s story is told as well as Broome’s pearling evolution and Catalina’s. Explore Gantheaume Point, dinosaur tracks, Entrance Point, Town Beach, Chinatown and the iconic, World-renowned Heritage site, the Japanese Cemetery.
In the afternoon, discover the history of pearling in Broome and be captivated by 150 years of history as you discover how Broome’s unique maritime and pearling heritage unfolded amongst the mangroves on the foreshore of Dampier Creek. You’ll also get to taste the subtle flavour of pearl meat from the Pinctada Maxima oyster, a true Broome delicacy, which is revered and sought after the world over.
Day 3 - Dampier Peninsula & Cape Leveque
Journey to the tip of the Dampier Peninsula to experience the remote coastal wilderness area of One Arm Point and local Aboriginal Communities with added sea safari at Cygnet Bay.
Just a few kilometres out of Broome we head north on Cape Leveque Road. Travelling over rugged terrain, on the unsealed sections of the road, heading further north to One Arm Point, also known as Ardyaloon, we visit this remote Indigenous community with amazing views of the Buccaneer Archipelago. Here, we enjoy a guided visit to the Trochus Shell hatchery and and Aquaculture Centre and get an insight into aquaculture and the strong connection the Bardi Jawi have to their country as saltwater people.
Next stop is Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm situated on the tip of the Dampier Peninsula. Enjoy a chef prepared lunch followed by a Pearl Farm Tour. As a family owned business, it is Australia’s oldest operating Pearl Farm. Following the tour, take the opportunity to also visit their showroom to see where some of the finest South Sea Pearls are grown and harvested.
For the inner adventurer, next is an exhilarating 2-hour sea safari on the Buccaneer Archipelago famed for enormous tidal rush, standing waves and intense whirlpools.
Day 4 - Day of Leisure
After a busy few days, enjoy a day at leisure to relax and unwind. Laze by the pool, explore Broome’s unique wonders including a sunset walk or camel ride along Cable Beach or relax at the sunset bar, with a cocktail in hand as you watch the sunset over the Indian Ocean.
Day 5 - Horizontal Falls
Experience the incredible Horizontal Falls and pristine beauty of the Kimberley coast on this exciting half-day tour.
Enjoy low level flying over the amazing islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago and Cape Leveque before your seaplane lands safely in the calm waters of Talbot Bay. Your tour continues with a thrilling boat ride through the Horizontal Waterfalls, plus a relaxed island cruise followed by the shark show and swim in our marine viewing enclosure.
Day 6 - Day at Leisure
Enjoy another day at your leisure.
Perhaps a stroll through Chinatown to pick up a unique souvenir from your time in Broome, watch a film at the historic Sun Pictures cinema or simply enjoy your tropical surrounds at your accommodation.
Day 7 - Depart Broome
It’s time to say goodbye to the beautiful, beachside town of Broome.
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Has travelling to the Kimberley been on your bucket list for a while but left you feeling a little overwhelmed? We don’t blame you - the Kimberley spans an area over 424,517km² or in other words, is three times the size of England! With so much space and so many things to do and see up here, it’s can be a little daunting to plan a trip without feeling like you’re missing out on something.
There is no shortage of amazing experiences and destinations in the Kimberley. The entire northwest of Australia is a feast for the senses and will leave you not only in awe, but never wanting to leave. What better way to witness this vast and remote part of the country than from the sky? We have put together a few of the most unique ways to experience the Kimberley by helicopter.
Covering nearly 423,000 square kilometres, this ancient region has fewer people per square kilometre than almost any other place on Earth. Despite its remoteness, there are several ways to reach the Kimberley depending on your time and budget. Kununurra and Broome are the two major gateway towns in the Kimberley, and both are must-visits for a true Kimberley experience.
The Kimberley has two distinct seasons – wet and dry. For most travellers, the dry season – between April and late September – is when they head north. The wet season, however, brings the Kimberley alive.
