Broome Town Tour: Discover Broome, Beaches & History

See the famous Cable Beach, hear the history, and know all there is to know about the name, and the key people who have significantly made a difference to Cable Beach including Lord McAlpine's Extraordinary Endeavours

The most stunning Point overlooking the blue waters of the Indian Ocean where you will see the most beautiful red rock formations and learn about indigenous stories and painting, dinosaur footprints, Anastasia's Pool, and on most days get to walk on the stunning white beach at Gantheaume Point, Cable Beach end. Enjoy refreshing cold towels and water.

See the stunning Jetty, Wharf, red cliffs, Entrance Point of this beautiful scenic part of Broome. Learn about our stunning Roebuck Bay and unique animals.

See the largest Japanese cemetery outside of Japan, learn about the history, serenity and beauty of the carved headstones

See the turquoise, red dirt and mangroves of Town Beach, the brand-new WWII bombings Art installation and hear of attacks on Broome, the old Broome Cemetery, the brand-new Jetty, and the extraordinary Staircase to the Moon lookout.

We check out the Roebuck Bay, Town Beach, the Indigenous Statue, Roebuck Bay Lookout and Streeters Jetty

See and hear about the indigenous history of this brand new iconic Lookout.

This building is known as one of the world’s oldest operating picture gardens constructed at the turn of the century. In 1913 this building, originally an Asian emporium selling imported Asian foodstuff, clothing and other household goods; was turned into a picture theatre that would seat up to 500 people.

See and hear about the original Pearl Luggers Jetty - the centre of Broome's pearl history

All the Pearling history of this quaint lane

See Broome’s Streeters Jetty, new Lookout, the oldest buildings and the world’s oldest operating open-air picture garden, Sun Pictures. Visitors have the choice to disembark here and spend free time in Chinatown and make their own way back to their accommodation via Broome's Explorer Bus for a very small charge of under $5.