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Cable Beach
About 22 km of white sand on the Indian Ocean coast, about 6 km from Broome town centre, known for its sunsets and camel caravans.
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Broome
In the destination Broome and Kimberley.
In the photo: Broome Port
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The city
What to expect from Broome.
A northwest coastal town at the gateway to the Kimberley region, known for its pearls. Chinatown preserves pearl shops and the open-air Sun Pictures cinema, opened in 1916. Cable Beach has 22 km of sand and camel caravans at sunset. At Gantheaume Point there are dinosaur footprints, and in Roebuck Bay the Staircase to the Moon appears.
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What to see in Broome
Rock formation
Gantheaume Point
A headland of red rocks over the sea about 6 km from Broome town centre, where very low tides reveal dinosaur footprints millions of years old.
Natural phenomenon
Staircase to the Moon
The full moon’s reflection on the Roebuck Bay mudflats at low tide, forming a staircase of light, seen from Town Beach from March to October.
Cinema
Sun Pictures
An open-air cinema opened in 1916 in Chinatown, Broome, with canvas chairs under the stars and planes that fly low over the screen.