Broome is the southern gateway to Western Australia's spectacular Kimberley region right on the Indian Ocean's doorstep.
From its rough and tumble, romantic pearling history to the cosmopolitan character of Chinatown to the turquoise waters, red sandstone cliffs and the endless expanse of white sand on Cable Beach....the colours and moods of Broome will capture your soul.
The town's multicultural society ensures a wonderful mix
of gourmet cuisine, colourful characters and distinct
cultural influences.
Being situated on Dampier Peninsula with Roebuck Bay on one side and the Indian Ocean on the other, the climate is semi-tropical with two distinct seasons - "wet" and "dry". The wet season, October - March, is warm and humid with cooling sea breezes, usually in the afternoon. Rain can be expected from December to March. The dry season, April - September, gives magnificent weather with clear blue skies, warm pleasant days and cool nights. It rains very little during the dry and outdoor activities can usually be made with certainty.
The town is easily accessed by several daily jet aircraft services from Perth with links to the other major capital cities and the world. A first class road provides pleasant driving from north and south and coaches arrive daily. There are also air and coach links to Darwin.
There is a broad selection of accommodation to suit all budgets, restaurants and cafes and of course, magnificent Cable Beach and picturesque Roebuck Bay provide perfect backdrops for wedding ceremonies. There is also a choice of venues for outdoor wedding receptions.
Warm sunny days and romantic balmy nights make it very easy to slip into "Broome Time"… and of course, no visit to Broome is complete without the unforgettable experience of taking in a sunset over Cable Beach.
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