Broome and the Kimberley

Located in the Kimberley region, Broome combines historical significance with incredible natural attractions. Here are some key facts about this coastal town: Historic Pearling Town Once the world’s pearling capital, its industry dates back to the 1880s. Source: Western Australian Museum Cable Beach Famous for its 22 kilometres of pristine white sand and iconic sunset…

In Broome, Western Australia, camels hold deep historical and cultural roots. Introduced from India and Afghanistan during the 19th century, they served pivotal roles in transportation and labour. Muslim cameleers, essential to this process, were instrumental in shaping Australia’s infrastructure. Today, these camels symbolise Broome’s vibrant tourism landscape, and this guide offers insights into where…

If you’re seeking the best Broome pearls, consider checking out these four highly recommended stores.

The pearl harvest season culminates with the vibrant and culturally rich celebration known as Shinju Matsuri.

Discover a culinary adventure in Broome WA renowned for its stunning coastline and vibrant fine dining scene.

From breathtaking sunsets to natural wonders, here are the top five free things to do in Broome.