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Changes to Western Australia's border arrangements

As of Saturday, 14 November, WA transitioned to a safe and sensible controlled border arrangement based on the latest public health advice.

WA’s existing hard border arrangements and current exemption requirements for travel have been removed, allowing Australians to travel into and around WA, subject to conditions of entry. Remote Aboriginal community restrictions and Residential Aged Care Facilities Restrictions within WA are still in place, as well as a modified 2 square metre rule.

Read more from wa.gov.au

Download the PDF explaining the travel advice here
Download the Controlled Borders Roadmap PDF
To register your travel, visit G2G PASS. You must complete this before travelling.

On further advice from the WA Chief Health Officer, South Australia has moved from the ‘very low risk’ category to a ‘medium risk’ category. This is the highest rating of any other state or territory. Given this emerging situation, WA’s border with South Australia has been strengthened. No one will be allowed into WA if they have been in South Australia in the previous 14 days, unless they meet new exemption requirements. Details here

Restricted Travel in remote Aboriginal Communities (COVID-19)

The coronavirus (COVID-19) has the potential to do great harm to the Kimberley’s 221 remote Aboriginal communities.
Aboriginal people living in remote areas are more at risk of serious illness from the coronavirus than other people.
If the coronavirus gets into an Aboriginal community, it is likely to spread quickly and make residents very sick.
To help protect our Aboriginal communities, there are strict travel restrictions in place.
Fines of up to $50,000 may apply to anyone who breaches the restrictions.
Only some Aboriginal communities are excluded from the restrictions.

Read more, find out which areas are open and closed, including maps and government information >

Fly between Perth and Broome from $199 one-way!

Historic regional flights deal lands 50,000 tickets for WA’s north

The biggest regional flights deal in Western Australian history has been launched, with 50,000 affordable airfares between Perth and Broome, Kununurra and Exmouth on sale now. The partnerships between the State Government, Virgin Australia and Qantas will deliver a vital economic boost to the northern WA tourism regions who were hardest hit by COVID-19. The partnership with Virgin Australia will allow travellers to fly between Perth and Broome from $199 one-way between November 2, 2020 and October 30, 2021.

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Broome Visitors Guide

Our stylish magazine is filled with interesting articles about Broome and the Kimberley. Discover where to eat, shop and relax when you visit Broome.

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Broome Camel Safaris

All Ladies riding with Broome Camel Safaris receive a free pair of sterling silver freshwater pearl earrings from the showroom of Dahlia Designs. Enjoy a Morning, Pre-Sunset or Sunset Tour along the iconic Cable Beach. Alison and her team will ensure your experience is safe, educational and most of all, enjoyable! Call the Broome Visitor Centre on 08 9195 2200 to enquire or book online

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Beaches of Broome - Stay 4, pay 3 in selected rooms!

Stay 4, pay 3!

A contemporary and stylish budget travelers resort, just 250m from Cable Beach! Dorm, private and en suite rooms available; stay 4, pay 3 in select rooms. Conditions apply. Book online or call the Broome Visitor Centre on 08 9195 2200.

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KAS Helicopters

3rd person flies free on Broome local scenic flights

Get ready for adventure - try an adventurous heli-fishing charter, a trip to Cape Leveque, or a scenic flight over Broome, the Horizontal Falls (with boat ride!), Derby, Montgomery Reef and more! For a romantic escape, how about a heli-picnic, or a trip to Eco Beach? Call the Broome Visitor Centre on 08 9195 2200to enquire or book online.

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Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park - Stay 5 Pay 4 Kids Stay Free For caravan, camping and cabins

Enjoy a stay in Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park's picture-perfect location on the banks of Lake Kununurra. Deluxe waterfront and poolside ensuite cabins, and powered, waterfront and Lakeview caravan sites are available. Grab a coffee from the cafe and enjoy the view! Call the Broome Visitor Centre on 08 9195 2200 to enquire or book online

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Discover the North-West & Coral Coast

Australia's North West covers regions such as the Kimberley, Broome, the Dampier Peninsula and the Pilbara. Covering one million square kilometres, the North West has striking landscapes, billions of years of history, Indigenous culture and outback experiences to remember. After experiencing the best of the North-West, we can guide you south into the Gasgoyne / Coral Coast region. Visit Exmouth, the UNESCO world heritage areas of Shark Bay and the Ningaloo coast (one of the longest near-shore reefs in the world), Denham, Monkey Mia and Kalbarri!