Set against the backdrop of the stunning Cable Beach, the Sunset Markets offer a vibrant blend of local crafts, food stalls, and live entertainment every Thursday evening, attracting both locals and tourists alike.
Perfect for walking around Cable Beach while enjoying the sunset markets; can also be used as a scarf or dress.
Protect yourself from the Australian sun during your visit to Cable Beach.
Reduce your plastic usage and keep your shopping fresh with a reusable bag.
A stunning coastal limestone cliff area featuring spectacular views of the Indian Ocean and dinosaur footprints on the shore, ideal for an invigorating morning walk.
This museum offers deep insights into the rich history and diverse cultures of Broome, including exhibits on the pearling industry and Aboriginal heritage.
A vibrant evening market featuring local art, food, crafts, and live music, creating a lively atmosphere as the sun sets over the famous beach.
A nourishing breakfast bowl featuring grilled barramundi, sautéed greens, and a side of poached egg. The dish is light yet filling, with fresh flavors.
Soft corn tortillas filled with marinated prawns, fresh avocado, and a zesty lime crema. These tacos balance spice and freshness perfectly.
Stir-fried rice combined with tangy kimchi, vegetables, and a fried egg on top, offering a spicy and savory taste.
Zanders is a renowned spot for breakfast on Cable Beach, offering a variety of dishes made from local ingredients and boasting stunning views of the ocean.
With a relaxed atmosphere, the Cafe at Cable Beach serves up fresh, locally sourced meals, making it a popular choice for lunch among beachgoers.
The Deck offers a sophisticated dining experience, featuring a diverse menu and an extensive wine list, all in a stunning outdoor setting.
Explore the architectural marvels of Belur and Halebidu, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, on a captivating day trip.
A historic museum dedicated to Rani Rashmoni, a 19th-century social reformer and philanthropist, showcasing her life and contributions.
Ratu Boko Palace Site is a historic archaeological site in Indonesia, featuring ancient temples and panoramic views of the nearby Borobudur Temple.