Broome Bird Observatory
The Broome Bird Observatory is dedicated to the conservation of migatory shorebirds. Located just 25km from Broome, the Broome Bird Observatory is considered the most signifiacnt site for shorebirds in Australia.
Roebuck Bay has the greatest diversity of shorebird species of any site on the planet and around 150,000 of these birds visit annually. The magnificent coastal scenery of the bay provides a fitting backdrop for the birds and is a stunning attraction in its own right. As a day visitor you can walk the self guided botanical trails, enjoy the beach, observe the shorebirds and relax in the shadehouse which overlooks the bird baths, a great place to spot the local bush birds.
There is no entrance fee, just a request for a donation. There is also overnight accommodation in the campground, units or self contained cottage. Whilst a longer stay will suit those wishing to go on a guided tour.
Visit http://broomebirdobservatory.com/ for more info
Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park and 12 Mile District
Malcolm Douglas Wilderness Park
Located 16km's north of Broome head up for their daily 3pm feeding.
Passionate and knowledgeable handlers will lead you around all of the
parks Salties, Freshies and Alligators while they get a feast.
You can see them up close and personal and get some
fascinating information on some of the only remaining living dinosaurs
12 Mile Bird Park
Set on 5 acres, over 600 birds await to great you at this amazing park, take a walk around
their almost 100 aviaries and see some of the birds so iconic to this area.
The Mango Farm
After all of your wildlife adventures, stop in at the Mango Farm for delicious woodfire pizzas,
homemade curries and award winning mango wine, one of the Kimberley's most flourishing fruits!
Broome Day Tour (Any Vehicle)
Broome Day Tour
Visit one of Australia's most iconic beaches-relax under an umbrella on Cable Beach and watch the camels walk by (or better yet, let us book you on a sunset camel ride!). Drive from here up to Gantheume Point to see the Dinosaur footprints and the lighthouse from the spectacular red cliffs. Stop off at the Wharf Restaurant for some seafood before continuing on to the historic Japanese cemetery and a visit to the museum. Shop for pearls and local fashions in Chinatown before finishing at Australia's most isolated brewery, Matsos, for one of their famous Ginger or Mango beers.
Willie Creek Pearl Farm and Northern Beaches (Small 4WD)
Small 4WD - Travel north of Broome along Manari Road.
- Located 38km's north of Broome, drive your small, medium or large 4WD to Willie Creek Pearl Farm. Take a tour (which we can book for you!) and learn about Broome's rich pearling history on land and sea.
After Willie Creek, continue up Minari Road and explore the northern beaches of Quandong, Manari and James Price Point or take a rod and fish for a Barra at Willie or Barred Creek.