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Broome and the Kimberley offer a variety of historical and cultural tours, including some unique indigenous experiences. These tours provide a deeper understanding of Aboriginal culture and the opportunity to discover the natural landscapes of Broome through the eyes of its First Nations people.

Cultural Tours:

Salty Plum: Stroll through Broome’s historic Chinatown precinct with knowledgeable local guides. Choose a fun evening small-bar walking tour or a morning art walking tour to discover the town’s rich history and cultural diversity.
Broome and Around Bus Tour: Hop aboard an air-conditioned bus to explore Broome’s iconic sights and learn about its fascinating multicultural history. This tour provides insights into the diverse past that shaped Broome into the vibrant community it is today.

Indigenous Experiences:

Join an Aboriginal cultural tour for an engaging introduction to Indigenous culture of the local communities. Tours vary, but all offer interactive experiences that explore Country, nature, history and traditional knowledge while celebrating the rich traditions of the traditional custodians.

Tour providers include:

Kimberley Cultural Adventures
Mabu Buru Tours
Narlijia Experiences

For a deeper cultural immersion, join the Jarndu Ngaak Women’s Talk Tour. This women-led experience will provide you with a better understanding of Aboriginal culture from a senior cultural women Elder’s experience.

For an unforgettable adventure further afield, head up the Dampier Peninsula to join one of the following tours:

Borrgoron Coast to Creek Tours
Bundys Cultural Tours
Hunters Creek Tagalong Tours
Trevors Traditional Tours

These tours offer hands-on activities such as spear fishing, mud crab hunting, and bush tucker foraging. Walk alongside local Indigenous guides as they share their deep connection to the land and their cultural knowledge whilst exploring untouched parts of the Dampier Peninsula.

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Located just 15 minutes from Broome, Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park is home to some of the largest crocodiles in Australia, along with a variety of other native wildlife.

The adventure begins the moment you step through the towering crocodile jaws that form the entrance to the park. After purchasing your ticket, grab a seat and get ready for the daily crocodile feeding show. This thrilling spectacle not only showcases the incredible power of these ancient predators but also provides fascinating insights into their behaviour. There’s even a chance to hold a baby crocodile after the show.

As you explore the park, you’ll encounter emus, dingoes, cassowaries, and more. Comfortable shoes and a hat are recommended, as much of your visit involves walking through the park. Follow the guide around the park for an in-depth experience, or wander at your own pace, stopping to read the informative signs at each enclosure.

The park is open year-round (except Christmas Day) from 2 pm to 5 pm, with the crocodile feeding show starting at 3 pm daily. Before you leave, browse the gift shop for unique crocodile-themed souvenirs or treat yourself to an ice cream or cool drink to beat the heat.

For an extra treat, stop by The Mango Place, located just a minute up the road. Enjoy fresh pizzas for lunch or cool off with a mango ice cream in the lush outdoor garden setting.

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Described by David Attenborough as one of the world’s great natural wonders, a visit to Horizontal Falls is a bucket-list experience for visitors to Broome.

Located in the remote Buccaneer Archipelago, this natural phenomenon is created by powerful tidal movements typical of the region, which push vast amounts of water through narrow gaps between two gorges, producing a puzzling waterfall-like effect that flows horizontally.

Getting to Horizontal Falls is an adventure in itself. Most tours begin with a scenic seaplane flight from Broome, soaring over the untouched wilderness of the Kimberley. Pass vivid red cliffs and emerald green mangroves before landing in the turquoise waters of Talbot Bay, where a floating pontoon serves as your base for the next part of your explorations.

For the full experience, book your tour with Horizontal Falls Seaplane Adventures. After landing in the bay, you’ll board a small powerboat for a thrilling ride up close to the falls and witness the raw power up close. Afterwards, enjoy a more leisurely scenic cruise through the picturesque creek systems of Talbot Bay.

Afterwards take a dip in the marine viewing pool, where local Tawny Nurse Sharks glide past just beyond the safety of the barrier.

Tour options range from half-day experiences, with seasonal morning or afternoon departures, to full-day adventures. Horizontal Falls are a seasonal attraction, with tours operating from mid-March to mid-November, depending on tidal conditions. Minimum age requirements typically start at four years old. Booking in advance is highly recommended to secure your spot on this popular adventure.

From 2028, boats will no longer be allowed to pass directly through the falls, but tours will continue to feature scenic flights over the falls and cruises in the calm waters of Talbot Bay.

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If you’re visiting Broome in August or September, don’t miss the chance to experience Shinju Matsuri Festival – the iconic Festival of the Pearl. Celebrating Broome’s rich pearling heritage and diverse cultural history since 1970, this vibrant annual event is a highlight of the region. This year’s festival is running from 23 August to 7 September 2025, featuring a lively program of free and ticketed events suitable for all ages and interests.

Festival highlights include the colourful and energetic float parade through the streets of Chinatown, the family fun day at The Roey, the mesmerising Floating Lantern event at Gantheaume Beach, and the Sunset Long Table Dinner on Cable Beach, an unforgettable dining experience in one of Broome’s most iconic locations.

The festival hub is located at Town Beach, where you’ll find daily activities for all ages, such as live local performances, wellness classes, cultural displays, interactive art and craft workshops and special film screenings throughout the two-week celebration.

Be sure to check the official website and latest event schedule.

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