Broome
Broome
An area where the sky meets land, desert meets sea; where white sands, red rocks and cobalt blue waters come together
An area where the sky meets land, desert meets sea; where white sands, red rocks and cobalt blue waters come together
Broome in Western Australia is an exotic pearling town and offers some delightfully indulgent eco-resorts which are dotted across its spectacular landscape. The sheer size of the area beckons visitors back for Western Australia holidays time and again because it is simply not possible to explore the vast range of attractions on a single Western Australia holiday. Broome is situated in the far north of Western Australia and a flight from Perth takes just over 2 hours.
Broome in Western Australia is an exotic pearling town and offers some delightfully indulgent eco-resorts which are dotted across its spectacular landscape.
The sheer size of the area beckons visitors back for Western Australia holidays time and again because it is simply not possible to explore the vast range of attractions on a single Western Australia holiday. Broome is situated in the far north of Western Australia and a flight from Perth takes just over 2 hours.
The history of Broome is as captivating as the scenery. From the fiery red ochre cliffs contrasting with deep turquoise waters to pearl diving sagas and dinosaur footprints, your Broome holiday will not disappoint. Broome Holidays allow you to explore an area where the sky meets land, desert meets sea, and where white sands, red rocks and cobalt blue waters come together. This tropical seaside town southern is the gateway to the Kimberley and it oozes charm and character. But it is not just the spectacular setting, warm winter days and balmy summer nights that make a holiday to Broome such an exciting destination choice.
With 22 kilometres of white sand, kissed by warm, crystal waters; Broome's Cable Beach is, justifiably, world famous. Visiting here is a must during your holiday in Broome, if only because it is an ideal place to watch the sunset on a balmy, tropical night. Broome is a mecca for artists, writers and musicians who are inspired by the chilled out vibe, colourful lifestyle and vibrant landscape. One of the natural treasures you will discover during your holiday in Broome is the Staircase to the Moon. From March to October, for a three day period that follows the full moon, reflections of the moon stretch out across shiny mudflats creating the beautiful illusion of a long silver staircase.
The town's multicultural mix has been shaped by a romantic pearling history when Malay, Japanese and Filipino pearl divers arrived in droves seeking to make their fortunes. Broome's unpolluted waters have made South Sea pearls among the most coveted in the world. As you explore the area during your holiday in Broome you will see pearl showrooms lining the streets of Chinatown and you will almost certainly be tempted to splash out on one as a memento of your holiday in Australia. Broome also offers art galleries as well as various shops and cafes.
The sheer size of the area beckons visitors back for Western Australia holidays time and again because it is simply not possible to explore the vast range of attractions on a single Western Australia holiday.
The seasons in Broome are not defined by summer, autumn winter and spring but rather by “dry season” and “wet season”.
The dry season lasts from April/May through to October. During the dry season the weather in Broome will be perfect with warm days, balmy nights and clear blue skies all day every day. The wet season starts around mid-October with stinking hot days, isolated thunderstorms and occasional torrential downpours. Between January and March you will see monsoonal activity, possible cyclones and lots and lots of rain.
Broome's weather and tropical climate aren’t just a magnet for overseas tourists. Lots of Australians come to holiday in Broome, to escape the winter down south. This means that during the dry season, when the weather in Broome is perfect, everything is packed, especially mid June to mid August. One of the best times to visit Broome is just after the wet season, in the early days of the dry season when everything is still lush and green. You will enjoy the fine weather whilst not having to ensure the tourist rush that starts in June.
