Cable Beach Broome

With long stretches of a white sand beach, seas of such turquoise colours, palm-fringed coast, sunset camel treks, parasailing and other water sports, sun-drenched resorts, and the air of an exotic and distant tropical Eden, Cable Beach in Broome make is at the top of the Australian Beaches.

Year-round Attraction

Cable Beach with its tropical climate has become in recent years a drawcard for visitors and it is known by many as one of Western Australia's most popular beaches. The weather is excellent throughout the year usually around the 30 degrees Celsius.

How to get there

Perhaps the only thing against Cable Beach in Broom and many other beach destinations in Australia is the travel distance, located as it is on the western coast of Western Australia. So the best way to get there is by flying from Darwin, Alice Springs, Port Hedland and Perth.

The closest city hub to Broome is Perth and It takes two and a half hours to fly from Perth to Broome.

If instead you prefer to drive bear in mind that it could take you around 10 hours to drive from any of the major cities close to Broome such as Darwin or Perth.

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Where exactly

Cable Beach is six kilometres from Broome Town Centre. Head north-westerly all along Cable Beach Road. Drive past Crocodile Park and follow the entrance road straight towards the beach.

Nude Beach

The northern side of Cable Beach beyond the rock is a popular nude bathing area. Access is possible by car but it is not recommended as you could get caught on the high tide.

Air and water activities

Tandem freefall skydiving is available at Cable Beach, as is parasailing, Surfboards and other beach and water equipment are available for hire, fishing and rainforest tours are available.

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