Vibrant landscape of Broome, revealing spectacular red formations by the sea, surrounded by lush greenery.

Broome

Very well-known for its pearl farms, pearls have been cultivated there since 1880. At the beginning of the century, it was considered the world capital of the pearl industry. Many attractions draw visitors from around the world: Cable Beach for long walks at sunset, Gantheaume Point to observe the famous dinosaur footprints, or the Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park.

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Gantheaume Point

  • Walk
  • Nature

Preserved in the reef rock for over 125 million years are the footprints of long-extinct dinosaurs, along with some plant fossils, making it one of the best paleontological sites in the world.

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Camping at James Prices Point, with cars and tents on red sand at sunset, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
Desert landscape at James Prices Point, with a blue sea and an all-terrain vehicle on a reddish ground.
Aerial view of James Prices Point with red sands and a stretch of dry land, highlighting the natural beauty of the area.

James Prices Point

  • Viewpoint
  • Beach

James Price Point, north of Broome, is of exceptional ecological importance. Offshore, the largest population of humpback whales in the world migrates to the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, where calves are born and raised.

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Night Market

  • Shopping

The Thursday night markets take place at the Town Beach Precinct on Hamersley Street every Thursday evening on certain dates, from June to October.

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Town Beach

  • Beach
  • Swimming

Just a few minutes' drive from the historic pearl city center, Town Beach overlooks the turquoise bay of Roebuck. It is a popular attraction for families on vacation. Its calm and spectacular waters are perfect for taking photos.

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