Perth to Broome Overland Tour this Summer

Best Surf Camps in Broome

Things to do in Western Australia Broome

Last Update: May 31, 2019

As you make you way North of WA on your Perth To Broome Tours, what is waiting for you are some of the best beaches known to man. Naturally, one can’t pass through Broome and visit its beaches and then not surf. We have made a top pick of the best surf camps in Broome to make sure you do not miss out.

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Top 5 Places To See On Your Way From Perth With the best Surf Camps in Broome

Nambung National Park

An unworldly landscape – which is the first stop when travelling from Perth to Broome absolutely must be the Pinnacles. These ancient rock formations stand eerily as if growing out of the ground. Have your mind blown in the Nambung National Park with some of these rock formations reaching an incredible 2-3 metres high.

Kalbarri National Park

There’s more incredible rock formations to see here including Nature’s window, Murchison Gorge – which you can abseil into – and huge coastal cliffs, more than 300ft high. There are endless things to do in the Kalbarri National Park, including an afternoon kayaking through the waterways and hikes through the challenging terrain with the most unimaginable sites.

Monkey Mia

One of the most popular destination on Perth to Broome Tours, Monkey Mia is world famous for its playful dolphins. The dolphins of Monkey Mia known for swimming into the shallows where you can get really close and personal with the marine mammals and even get a chance at hand feeding them.
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Coral Bay

Experience the incredible Ningaloo Reef in Coral Bay where an underwater would of marine life is just a few metres swim from the shore. There are plenty of tours to reach out to further more secretive snorkeling spots and the Coral Bay town itself is a fine addition to its colourful and tranquil waters.
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Karijini National Park

Karijini National Park is quite simply out of this world. A nature-filled lush haven in the dusty Western Australia terrain, here you’ll find rock pools and swimming holes teaming with life as well as bountiful waterfalls giving you a real taste of paradise. Not single person should miss out on this staggering oasis whilst travelling to Broome.