Broome
The tourist town of Broome features the comforts of the big-city with international cuisine, fine arts
and entertainment set in low-rise surrounds. The town also serves as a hub for visitors on their way to the vast Kimberley region. During the tourist season, Broome's population rises twofold and the town begins bustling with activity. Prices usually drop during the wet months between October and March and more advanced planning will be required when visiting the regional areas during this time. Things to See and Do
Operators in Broome operate various tours ranging from half-day tours of the Broome Peninsula, sightseeing tours, camel tours along Cable Beach and indigenous tours on Broome's aquaculture and history. Popular attractions in Broome include the historical Chinatown, Town Beach with its uniquely turquoise water and Pearl Luggers where restored pearl boats and a storehouse with equipment and photographs provide a look into Broome's past. Broome plays host to a range of festivals and events including the Eastern Dragon Boat Classic, Opera Under the Stars, Naidoc Week, the Worn Art fashion show and the Mango Festival.
Broome Hotels and Accommodation
Broome accommodation is located primarily around Chinatown as well as the southern area extending to Town Beach. Demand for accommodation is high and visitors would be best advised to book in advance.
Tourist Information
The Broome visitors centre is located on the corner of the Great Northern Highway and Bagot Street. Friendly staff here can assist with any visitor queries as well as booking Broome accommodation and tours.
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