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Australia’s North West is one of the world’s last true wilderness areas. Stretching over 900,000kms it covers the Pilbara and Kimberley regions of Western Australia. Home to an amazing array of flora & fauna, rich in pioneer history and Aboriginal culture, it is a truly unique destination. A place where you can venture into red-earth country on a four-wheel drive adventure; take a scenic flight over extraordinary rock formations and magnificent waterfalls; fish to your hearts content, cruise in luxury along the pristine coastline or simply relax on white sandy beaches. |
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Broome Reviews
Broome,The Pearl of the Kimberley, Sunday, 29 June 2008
Swimming at Cable Beach then wandering over to Roebuck Bays Town Beach for a relaxing rest in the park under the shade of the trees watching the kids play and splash around in the beautiful waters of Broome under the clear blue skies, one could get quite used to this.
The evenings are beautiful, sitting on the beach or at the cafe sipping on a cocktail or having a meal, watching the camels walk by on the beach, seeing the Pearl Luggers slowly cruising by with the sun setting behind them into the ocean. What a truly breathtaking sight!!!
There is plenty to do and see in Broome. Visiting Saturday morning Markets at the Courthouse, fishing trips, the Shell House, Chinatown, The Matso Brewery, plenty of pearl shops to choose from if you are a pearl lover and a tour of Willies Pearl Farm to gain an insight into how the finest pearls in the world are produced if interested. Visit Gantheaume Point with it's red craggy cliffs and see the dinosaurs footprints when the tide is low. Also at Town Beach the wrecks of the Flying Boats from WWII can be seen if you would like to walk out about a mile when the tide is very low.Be quick to get back in before the tide catches up with you.
You will really enjoy a visit to Broome and should leave very relaxed and refreshed wanting to return again.
Tropical Broome, Sunday, 29 June 2008
A Unique Desert Oasis, Friday, 25 July 2008
We were totally intoxicated by the warmth of the sun on our backs as we strolled around the many individual shops and then waited for dusk and sipped delightful concoctions while watching the glorious luminosity of the red sunsets over the horizon. We dozed lightly while swaying in hammocks and listened to the whisper of the warm night breezes in the palm trees.
We were greeted by a truly unique mix of cultures and people that were both welcoming and delightful yet so willing to share their paradise with us. Whether relaxing on the truly spectacular and unspoiled Cable Beach, which is rated as one of the five best beaches in the world, or relaxing by the azure blue pools at the many exquisite resorts that cater for all, you can do so much or so little.
You can just completely chill out and anticipate nothing more than pure relaxation and like us, re-ignite the most tired of romances. Ours was awakened and revitalized after almost 20 years of marriage so that has to be an enticement! Maybe you will want to be electrified by the unadulterated beauty of the Kimberleys or start an adrenaline adventure that will leave you wondering why you took so long to experience this still unspoiled part of Australia.
We did not have enough time in Broome but if you want to experience an untouched and enchanted Garden of Eden, chance upon Broome, a place you will not want to leave. Truly stunning and wildly beautiful: a place guaranteed to delight and exhilarate your senses. This is truly an experience you cannot deny yourself! We are already planning our next visit, but will ensure it is one which will allow us plenty of time to experience even more of this wonderful part of our unique Australia.
Broom at Sunset, Saturday, 28 June 2008
We stayed at the Cable Beach Resort which as 5 resturants, two pools (one pool for adults only) and every facility you could want in a holiday. The Cable Beach bar at sunset is a real find as you can watch the sun set and the camel trains on the Cable Beach while enjoying a coctail and dinner in the bar. Walks on Cable Beach are also very enjoyable. The cool sea breeze is a delight. There are many enjoyable activities to do in and around Broom. We choose an old Pearl Lugger to sail up the coast and enjoyed a champagn and finger food dinner absoultly beautiful sunset sail. We will never forget our holiday in Broom and will most probably return there in the near future.
Broome - a place to relax and explore, Sunday, 29 June 2008
