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Simply Broome

Broome has a wide range of accommodation options ranging from budget accommodation to luxury resort accommodation. You can stay out at Cable Beach, close to town, or for a truly unique experience you can stay at Coconut Wells. Check out the following links for our personal recommendations:

Cable Beach:
Broome Beach Resort
Cocos Beach Bungalows
Seashells Resort

Close to town:
Moonlight Bay Resort

Coconut Wells:
Coco Eco Nature Retreat

Dining options

There is a diverse range of cuisine on offer in Broome, our personal favourites are:

Café Carlotta - Italian CuisineMatso’s Broome Brewery - Modern Australian
Frangipanis Café Restaurant - Modern Mediterranean

You won't be disappointed!!

stay at Coconut Wells. Check out the following links for our personal recommendations:

Cable Beach:
Broome Beach Resort
Cocos Beach Bungalows
Seashells Resort

Close to town:
Moonlight Bay Resort

Coconut Wells:
Coco Eco Nature Retreat

Dining options

There is a diverse range of cuisine on offer in Broome, our personal favourites are:

Café Carlotta - Italian CuisineMatso’s Broome Brewery - Modern Australian
Frangipanis Café Restaurant - Modern Mediterranean

You won't be disappointed!!

 

Local day trips

Pure, pristine and very precious Wille Creek Pearls have captivated people of all generations from all over the world. We think they’ll have the same effect on you.
Well worth the visit; check out their website for more information.

Visit the Broome Bird Observatory 18kms from Broome on the the shores of Roebuck Bay regarded as the most significant viewing site in Australia for shorebirds and among the top four in the world. It has the greatest diversity of shorebird species of any site on the planet and more than 800,000 birds visiting the area annually.

Further afield

There are many wonderful places to visit throughout the Kimberley region. Check out our self drive itineraries for inspiration. Station stays are great places to savour a taste of outback life and to enjoy the natural Kimberley wilderness. There are plenty of stunning gorges and waterholes for fishing, and an abundance of wildlife and rare fauna to experience. Check out the following station links.

Home Valley Station

 

 

 

Notes:
• Fatigue causes many crashes in Australia.
• When driving long distances, stop and rest every 1-2 hours.
• Try to have someone sit beside you to keep you company driving as our NT roads can be long and straight.
• Alcohol and driving don’t mix.
• For experienced drivers the blood alcohol level is 0.05.
• Provisional drivers and young drivers may not have any alcohol before driving.
• Seat belts and child restraints must be worn by all vehicle occupants.
• Always carry a copy of your driver’s license in English.

• Take plenty of water on all Outback trips;
• check distances and driving conditions;
• and ensure you have adequate petrol at all times.
• Remember, rule ‘Number 1’ in the Outback: if your car breaks down you MUST stay with your vehicle for safety reasons.
• Don’t drive after dark.
• Parks & Wildlife Commission Northern Territory provides information on camping, National Parks, and permits.
• Ensure you are informed re the safety of swimming in the ‘Top End’ – many areas are not safe to swim due to crocodiles.
• Call +61 (0) 8 8999 4401 for information.

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• See our specials on the search pad on the left or email and ask us for a choice of selfdrive rentals with our specials and promtional offers currently available.

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