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The Kununurra Visitor Centre has produced a brand new Greatest of All Time Gibb River Road Information Book! Find out more >

Main Roads has confirmed that the New Fitzroy River Bridge over the Martuwarra River will officially open to traffic on Sunday December 10, more than six months ahead of schedule.

Main Roads has today confirmed the New Fitzroy River Bridge will open to all traffic by the end of 2023, more than six months ahead of schedule.

The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and Parks and Wildlife Service encourage everyone to follow the code of conduct regarding turtle watching.

The flying fox colony is the largest collection of wildlife on the Broome peninsular and, as Nimanburr, is culturally significant so well worth inclusion in the mix of Broome’s natural attractions and heritage. Learn more about our Ecological Allies!

The Cable Beach Foreshore Redevelopment project has received a significant boost, thanks to a $6 million grant from Lotterywest.

This Friday 24th Broome we will see the tidal difference at it's maximum level during a King Tide. This happens once or twice a year.

Read the latest updates from Main Roads Western Australia regarding the repairs required after the recent flood emergency.

During the wet season, road conditions within Broome and the Kimberley region can change dramatically (over a short period of time) making some roads inaccessible at short notice. Floods occur quickly with heavy rainfall along the roads, and can wash out floodways, making them very dangerous for both experienced and inexperienced drivers. Always follow the safety advice and if a road is closed, or appear to be dangerous, don't risk it!

Boab Metals Ord Valley Muster program announced
Birds of Tokyo, Toni Childs & King Stingray headline Aviair HeliSpirit Kimberley Moon Experience

Broome to be the first port of call for the first returning cruise liner to Western Australia. Princess Cruises’ Coral Princess departs Sydney on October 11, cruising around the top end before arriving in Broome on October 24. The Broome tourism community is thrilled to once again welcome cruise passengers to our region after a two and a half year hiatus. The big ships are back!

The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and Parks and Wildlife Service encourage everyone to follow the code of conduct regarding turtle watching.

Broome’s new $1.5million skatepark at the Broome Recreation and Aquatic Centre has officially opened with a two-day festival featuring pro skaters, entertainment, and interactive coaching for all abilities.

Western Australia’s premier tourism destination of Broome is set to benefit from the first dedicated family friendly hospitality venue in the iconic location of Cable Beach. The development of the Cable Beach Spinifex Ale House along the ‘priority active frontage’ will further activate Cable Beach as one of the most desirable tourist destinations in the Kimberley.

A reminder that the WACHS COVID-19 Vaccination Kimberley Bus is in Broome this week. Read on to find out where and when!

Broome local Lachie Fraser's miniature creation is now on display at the The University of Notre Dame Australia Broome Campus.

Tiny Oz - Must see episode two on Tuesday 26th April at 8.30pm featuring teeny, tiny Broome and Chinatown as created by Lachie Fisher.

Broome’s iconic Streeter’s Jetty is back open for community use following its reconstruction.

From all of the team at the Broome Visitor Centre we wish you a very Merry Christmas! Here are our festive opening hours.

Please read on to find out more about beach safety over the wet season.

The WA Government has just announced that WA's border will open on Saturday 5th February 2022. The Broome Visitor Centre can't wait to welcome interstate and international visitors to our region.

An exciting new collaboration between Olivia Newton-John and Australian friends, Willie Creek Pearls has at its heart the shared values and commitment to help find kinder cures for cancer through funding scientific research.