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Broome

Western Australia · Australia

Photo 1 of 2: Broome, as drawn for its Trippa stampIllustration by Trippa

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A day
~A$100
Best
Apr–Sep
Dorms from
A$28

Off the beaten track

Why Broome

  • Cable Beach: one of Australia's most iconic stretches of sand with legendary sunsets
  • Gateway to the Kimberley — one of the world's last great wilderness areas
  • Unique cultural mix of Aboriginal, Asian, and European pearling heritage

Broome is a remote tropical town perched on the edge of the Kimberley region in Western Australia's far north. Famous for its 22-km-long Cable Beach, camel rides at sunset, and turquoise waters, it blends outback ruggedness with a pearling heritage and multicultural history. Broome is expensive due to its remoteness — everything is trucked in from Perth — but for many backpackers it is an unmissable stop on the WA coast.

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