Broome, on Western Australia’s remote Kimberley coast, is a sun-soaked mix of outback charm and tropical flair. Famous for its red cliffs, turquoise waters, and 22-kilometre-long Cable Beach, it’s where the desert meets the sea in dramatic style. Once a booming pearling port, Broome now lures travellers with camel rides at sunset, multicultural heritage, and laid-back vibes. From dinosaur footprints to mango beer, this vibrant frontier town is the perfect gateway to the wild wonders of the northwest.
