Perth to Broome tours WA: Travel through Australia’s largest state, Western Australia. From Perth, travel north to Shark’s Bay, Exmouth and the Ningaloo Reef. Visit The Kimberley and ride camels on the beach in Broome. The red earth, small towns and cattle stations will take you back to Australia’s colonial era.
Explore Western Australia’s varied terrain, as well as its several national parks, such as Karijini and Kalbarri. Travelling the Indian Ocean Drive allows you to see miles of Western Australia’s gorgeous coastal surroundings before arriving at one of Australia’s most famous beaches, Cable Beach in Broome.
As you make your way from Perth to Broome, you’ll find yourself in North Western Australia. Broome is a great spot to start your exploration of the Kimberley Region and make your way over to the Northern Territory, or simply soak up the tropical weather for a few days before making your way back down south towards Perth.
From beaches to dunes, jungles and ancient rock formations and ranges, Western Australia has it all by the boatload, so saddle up for a Perth to Broome tour and you’re in for an adventure.
When having a day’s downtime anywhere, it’s important not to go too overboard on the activities, after all,l you’ll soon be hitting the road again in search of new adventures. So during the afternoon, why not head to see the 3.5 metre high, crystal Buddhadha opposite the Cable Beach Club Resort. The Buddha Sanctuary is the perfect location for those looking to unwind, and if you happen to be visiting on a Tuesday or Friday, you can take advantage of the yoga classes at 5 pm.
As we edge towards sunset, you’re ever closer to seeing what you came for – the epic Broome sunset. Of course, the most postcard way to see the sunset is with a camel ride along Cable Beach, so make sure you leave enough time to make it happen, as this truly is one of the most spectacular beaches.
Come nightfall, you could either head to Oasis B, which is an outdoor nightclub at the Roebuck Bay Hotel – known as “the Roey” to locals, or if you’re up for a relaxing one, then catch a flick at Sun Pictures – Broome’s Outdoor Cinema. They show films from 6.30 pm and 8.30 pm, so it’s the perfect way to spend an evening recharging your batteries before setting off bright and early the next day.
Lancelin & Sandboarding the Dunes