Broome Tours

Discover Broome via bus.

Tours & Experiences

From Darwin to Broome
11 Day Untamed Kimberley Tour
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Cultural Nature Wildlife
From$7,248.00
11 Days
Broome to Kimberley
Broome 9 day Kimberley Tour
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Cultural Nature
From$7,295.00
9 Days
Broome to Darwin
Broome To Darwin -Kimberly Land And Coastal Tour
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Cultural Nature
From$26,895.00
20 Days
Dampier Peninsula
Dampier Peninsula Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Bus Tour
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Escorted Historical Nature
From$47.00
1.5 Hours
Broome
Darwin to Broome 9 Day Tour
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Cultural Nature
From$2,799.00
7 Days
Broome
Discover Broome Sightseeing Bus Tour
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Nature Sightseeing
From$130.00
2 Hours 30 Minutes
Broome
Discover Broome: 2 Hours History & Beaches Tour
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Historical Nature
From$74.00
2 Hours
Broome
Perth to Broome 10-Day Tour via Ningaloo & Karijini National Park
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Cultural Nature Wildlife
From$2,995.00
10 Days

About Broome

Broome is a remote coastal town in Western Australia's Kimberley region, located about 2,200 kilometers north of Perth with around 14,000 residents, famous for its stunning 22-kilometer Cable Beach with pristine white sand, spectacular sunsets, and iconic camel rides. Built on the pearling industry in the late 1800s and early 1900s, the town attracted diverse communities including Japanese, Chinese, Malay, and Aboriginal workers, creating a rich multicultural heritage still evident today in Chinatown's historic buildings, pearl showrooms, art galleries, and excellent Asian restaurants. Natural wonders include 130-million-year-old dinosaur footprints visible at low tide at Gantheaume Point, dramatic red cliffs, and the "Staircase to the Moon" optical illusion when the full moon rises over mudflats, while the town experiences two distinct seasons - perfect dry weather from May to October and a hot, humid wet season with potential cyclones from November to April. Serving as the gateway to the rugged Kimberley region with access to Horizontal Falls and the Bungle Bungles, Broome perfectly blends relaxation with adventure, offering both luxury resorts and authentic outback experiences in one of Australia's most unique and remote destinations.

What to see in Broome

Cable Beach is the main drawcard – a spectacular 22-kilometer stretch of white sand perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and watching world-famous sunsets. Take a camel ride along the beach at sunset for the quintessential Broome experience.

Gantheaume Point offers dramatic red rock formations, lighthouse views, and at low tide, you can see 130-million-year-old dinosaur footprints preserved in the rocks.

Chinatown showcases Broome’s multicultural pearling heritage with historic buildings, pearl showrooms like Paspaley and Kailis, art galleries, and excellent Asian restaurants reflecting the town’s diverse past.

Broome Historical Museum and the Japanese Cemetery tell the fascinating and often tragic stories of the pearling industry and the multicultural workers who built the town.

Town Beach is perfect for watching the “Staircase to the Moon” optical illusion during certain full moon periods (March to October), when moonlight creates the appearance of steps across the mudflats.

Roebuck Bay offers excellent birdwatching, especially during migration seasons, and beautiful mangrove walks.

Pearl luggers and Chinatown walking tours provide insights into Broome’s pearling history and multicultural heritage.

Willie Creek Pearl Farm offers tours showing how South Sea pearls are cultivated.

Horizontal Falls scenic flights or boat tours provide access to one of the Kimberley’s most spectacular natural phenomena.

Broome Crocodile Park lets you see saltwater crocodiles and other native wildlife up close.

The Courthouse Markets (weekends during dry season) offer local crafts, food, and entertainment.

Broome Bus Service

Broome Explorer Bus (BE Bus)

This tourist-focused service runs 7 days a week from March to December, and 6 days a week during January and February. It operates as a hop-on-hop-off service covering:

Cable Beach
Town Beach
Chinatown
Boulevard Shops
Major accommodation areas

They offer 24-hour and 72-hour unlimited travel passes, with buses running approximately hourly during the low season.

Website: bebus.com.au

TransBroome (Public Transport)

Route 890 operates to and from Cable Beach 7 days a week. This is the government-operated public bus service that provides local transport for residents and visitors.

Website: transregional.wa.gov.au/Regions/TransBroome