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About Broome
Learn about the town's pearling history on popular Broome tours, where you can partake in interactive pearl harvesting experiences. You can also visit the famous Cygnet Bay showroom and other museums to enhance your knowledge about the pearling heritage of Broome.
From unique natural phenomenons like the ‘Staircase to the Moon’, to the spectacular sun-kissed shores of Cable Beach and the ancient Boab trees, Broome offers a glimpse into what Australia is all about. The sunsets here have a story of their own and are best experienced on Broome cruises. These boat tours also offer the opportunity to see the rare Snubfin Dolphins and the Humpback Whales (seasonal).
Another must-see attraction here is the Horizontal Falls in Kimberley. Located in the remote Talbot Bay, this natural wonder is caused by massive tidal movements rushing through narrow gorges. So, how will you see it – from a seaplane or on one of the Broome boat tours? Your choice! So, whether you seek relaxation, a glimpse into indigenous culture or an adrenaline rush amidst nature’s playground, Broome promises an unforgettable adventure.
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Transport
Getting around Broome is easy via the bus service. TransBroome has buses that operate 7 times a week to Cable Beach and back. On weekends, an hourly day service is available. Tickets can be purchased on the bus.
Dining
The dining scene in Broome offers something for everyone, ranging from casual cafes to upscale restaurants. Most restaurants boast of stunning coastal views while serving up dishes featuring fresh produce and beverages.
Accommodation
Broome offers a wide range of accommodation to suit every style and budget. Popular areas include Cable Beach and the town centre, where you’ll find hotels, apartments, caravan parks, campsites, B&Bs, and more.
Events & Festivals
Shinju Matsuri Festival
Broome’s annual cultural festival celebrates the town’s rich pearling history and multicultural heritage. It features parades, markets, art exhibitions and performances, bringing the community together and attracting visitors from across the region.
Staircase to the Moon
A natural phenomenon where the full moon reflects off the exposed tidal flats at low tide, creating the illusion of a glowing staircase to the sky. This spectacle draws photographers, tourists and locals alike, highlighting Broome’s unique coastal environment.
School Holidays
WESTERN AUSTRALIA SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 2026
Term 1: 3 April to 19 April
Term 2: 4 July to 19 July
Term 3: 26 September to 11 October
Term 4: 18 December 2026 to 31 January 2027
Public Holidays
Best Time to Visit
While Broome is amazing all year round, it is best enjoyed during the dry season (May to October). The days are warm and the skies are clear. The wet season (November to April), though it has fewer crowds does bring rainy nights and hot days.

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Medical services
Broome Urgent Care Clinic provides medical attention for urgent, non-life-threatening cases, while Broom Health Campus offers 24-hour emergency care for serious conditions.
Call 000 immediately for emergencies requiring police, fire, or ambulance services.
Shopping & Market Hours
Given Broome’s pearling history, there are many shops and businesses selling pearls and pearl jewellery in the town centre and Chinatown.
The Broome Courthouse Markets are held on Saturdays and Sundays at the historic courthouse gardens. These markets feature local crafts, food and fresh produce.