Top 10 free things to do in broome

With a peak tourist season from late May to early September, Broome has become Western Australia’s premier winter holiday destination.

And rightfully so, with a list of things to see, do, eat and drink around Broome that stretches as long as its sandy beaches.

Here’s our definitive guide to enjoying all that Broome has to offer:

SEE & DO

Cable Beach

There’s no better way to end the day than watching the sun set over the Indian Ocean, and there’s no better place in Broome to do so than Cable Beach.

With 22 kilometres of pristine white sand and turquoise water, it’s perfect for swimming and spending the afternoon on the beach.

Sunset Camel Treks

Cable Beach is also famous for its camel rides which operate daily in the dry season.

There are three main operators in the area, and no trip to Broome is complete without jumping on the back of the friendly humpbacked horses of the northwest!

Shinju Matsuri Festival

Shinju Matsuri is an iconic experience on the northwest WA events calendar, a loving celebration Broome’s unique history.

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