Explore Discover Amazing Broome with local guidance.
Discover guide-led ways to experience Discover Amazing Broome, from slower local escapes to more immersive nature experiences, with clearer context on what suits your timing, interests, and pace.
The best version of a destination is often the one shaped by local knowledge, not just a list of things to do.
Plan Your Visit
Essential Information
Broome offers a rare mix of culture, history, and natural beauty. You can explore Indigenous heritage on cultural tours, wander Chinatown, or catch a film at the world’s oldest outdoor cinema. Tour pearl farms, browse local art, or relax at craft breweries. Nature lovers can spot turtles at Cable Beach or migratory birds at Roebuck Bay. Adventure seekers ride camels along the coast, explore red cliffs at Gantheaume Point, or take scenic flights over the Kimberley. Broome offers something memorable for every kind of traveller.
Get Out There
Things to Do
Cable Beach
Cable Beach stretches for 22 kilometres along Broome’s coastline, offering soft white sand, turquoise waters, and dramatic sunsets over the Indian Ocean. It’s famous for its iconic camel rides at dusk, where you can glide along the shore with the sun dipping into the sea. This beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, 4WD adventures, and leisurely strolls.
Sun Pictures
Sun Pictures is the oldest operating open-air cinema in the world, a heritage-listed gem right in the heart of Chinatown. Built in 1916, it still screens films nightly under the stars. Audiences sit in deck chairs, often with planes flying low overhead as part of the quirky local charm. Inside, the cinema retains its original tin walls, vintage ticket booth, and nostalgic atmosphere.
Gantheaume Point
Gantheaume Point showcases Broome’s signature red cliffs, sculpted by time and rising sharply above turquoise waters. During low tide, you can walk to ancient dinosaur footprints embedded in the reef—fossils over 130 million years old. The contrast of fiery red rock, blue sea, and white sand makes it one of the most photogenic spots in the region.
Broome Bird Observatory
Broome Bird Observatory lies just outside town on the shores of Roebuck Bay, a globally significant site for migratory shorebirds. Birdwatchers and nature lovers flock here to see thousands of species—many flying in from as far as Siberia. The observatory offers guided tours, educational programs, and self-guided trails through mangroves and bushland.
Meet Your Hosts
Local Expertise
Connect with verified local Tribe Guides who know Broome inside and out
John Taylor - Hiking Guide
Tribe Guide
Adventure specialist focusing on hiking trails, cave exploration, and outdoor activities around Margaret River. Passionate about sustainable tourism and conservation.