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Things to do in Broome, Western Australia: The Best Nature & Wildlife Areas
The beaches of tropical Broome aren’t just beautiful—they’re historic. The white-sand Cable Beach is named for an undersea telegraph cable that was laid in the late 1800s, connecting Broome to Singapore. A short hop over the dunes is Minyirr Park, and, on the eastern shore, Town Beach is home to a famous natural phenomenon, the Staircase to the Moon. Time-travel to the prehistoric era by heading to Gantheaume Point to check out 130-million-year-old dinosaur footprints.
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1. Freshwater Cove
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Fly over the spectacular west Kimberley coast to Freshwater Cove. Stay on country in beach front accommodation and immerse yourself in our unique blend of Eco and Cultural experiences. Stay for 1 night or 3 nights/4 days or you might prefer Sportfishing on the remote Kimberley coast. We can offer packages to suit your interest. Our office is in Broome but our operations are on the remote Kimberley coast from April to October each year.
2. Dragon Tree Soak Nature Reserve
3. Broome Bird Observatory
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4.5 based on 115 reviews
Broome Bird Observatory is located on the north-west coast of Australia on the shores of Roebuck Bay. The Broome region is regarded as the most significant site in Australia for shorebirds as well as being of high signifcance among other locations for shorebirds across the world. Roebuck Bay has the greatest diversity of shorebird species of any site on the planet and around 150,000 of these birds visit annually.
Reviewed By jss359 - Perth, Australia
Had a fabulous time at BBO when we visited recently for a few days. Bird watching can be done from the camp kitchen/shade house as the birds come to the bird baths or short walks around the property and down to the sea shore. We also went on a great bird 'safari' with the warden and assistant warden onto the 'plains'. The facilities were great for campers with partially shaded spots, great showers etc. A friendly crew of mainly volunteers look after the place and guests.
4. Malcolm Douglas Broome Crocodile Park
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4.5 based on 996 reviews
Daily Crocodile Feeding Tour (Walking) $35 Adults, Conc.$30, Kids $20 (under 5 free), Family 2 adults, 2 kids $90. Bus and Educational Tours Contact Direct. Bring Insect Repellent, Hat, Sunscreen, wear suitable clothing.
Reviewed By geoffreyc984 - Perth, Australia
Great place to visit when in Broome. Kids loved the baby crocodile experience and wow they have quite a few more crocodiles in there since the last time we visited which was when the croc farm was in cable beach!!!! The tour guides are great and very knowledgeable. Good way to experience. part of the Kimberley experience and gain a respect for the crocodiles
