The best time to witness Broome's Staircase to the Moon between March and October is from The Bay Club at the Mangrove Hotel. Enjoy the breathtaking sight of the full moon rising over the Indian Ocean, creating a magical experience.

Stroll through Broome's historic Chinatown, a vibrant hub filled with eateries, boutique shops, pearl showrooms, and art galleries. Discover this iconic area's rich cultural heritage and colourful past while enjoying unique local treasures and delicious cuisine.

Just six kilometres from town, Gantheaume Point offers a stunning ocean lookout. Here, you can discover fossilised dinosaur footprints embedded in the sandstone near the water’s edge while enjoying breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and turquoise waters.

Cable Beach in Broome is famous for its pristine white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters, offering a unique coastal experience. It's a must-visit destination with breathtaking sunsets, camel rides along the shore, and a tranquil atmosphere.

For a unique cinematic experience, visit Sun Pictures in Broome, the world’s oldest open-air cinema still in operation. Enjoy a movie under the stars in a nostalgic, charming setting that offers a truly memorable night out.

Join Alison Bird, Broome’s most experienced camel safari guide, for a memorable ride along the stunning Cable Beach. Enjoy the serene coastal views, gentle sea breeze, and the unique experience of exploring this iconic destination with these beloved animals.

For an adrenaline-pumping wildlife experience, visit the Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park in Broome. Get close to some of Australia’s largest crocodiles, witness thrilling feeding sessions, and learn about these ancient predators.