Kimberley Astronomy Tours

Most peo­ple have nev­er actu­al­ly seen the uni­verse. Tonight you can.

There’s a moment that hap­pens on almost every tour — usu­al­ly when a sin­gle image comes up on screen con­tain­ing fif­teen galax­ies, each one home to hun­dreds of bil­lions of stars, and some­one in the group just says ​“wait… are those all galax­ies?” That’s the thing we’re sell­ing. Not a lec­ture. Not a gad­get demon­stra­tion. That moment. 

Eighty Mile Beach is one of the dark­est places on the Aus­tralian coast, and if you’ve got a free evening while you’re here, come and see what that actu­al­ly means. Two hours, a cold drink, a small group, and the kind of sky most Aus­tralians will nev­er see from their back­yard. We’ll make sense of what’s up there, then show it to you live on a 3‑metre screen — galax­ies, neb­u­lae, star clus­ters, in real colour, in real time. Every guest leaves with a high-res astropho­to emailed the next morn­ing. Most peo­ple frame it.

If the sky’s not right, we don’t run. If you don’t see some­thing remark­able, you don’t pay.

Here’s what some of our hap­py guests have said:

“This was the high­light of our trip­to Broome! We learned so much and the pho­tos are incredible.”

“Tru­ly amaz­ing — Broome’s skies are just mag­i­cal, and Kim­ber­ley Astron­o­my Tours made it unforgettable!” 

Now locat­ed at Eighty Mile Beach Car­a­van Park, Great North­ern Hwy, WA.

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