Broome Accommodation

Broome Hotels, Motels and Holiday Accommodation

Book your Broome accommodation from our dedicated listings of Broome hotels, motels, resorts, bed and breakfasts and apartments which are detailed below. Broome shot to fame and popularity following the discovery in 1861 of the world’s largest oyster shell dubbed the Pinctada Maxima. It wasn’t long before the word had spread and the town rapidly grew and was officially established in 1883 largely based on the booming pearling industry. These days Broome is one of Australia’s major tourism attractions and attracts many tens of thousands of visitors each year to the stunning beaches and regional attractions.

Broome certainly offers a large number of attractions and once you have booked your Broome accommodation online you can set about locking in some plans to see some of the regions finest attractions. From your Broome hotel or resort the original Chinatown corrugated iron huts and famous pearl showrooms are just a short walk away. Sun Pictures still plays regular movies and you can sit back in your folding chair and enjoy the featured film of the evening in the open air. You may even experience a commercial jet roaring overhead as it departs the Broome airport.

The streets and shops of Broome always have plenty to see and do and on Saturdays the craft markets add to the fun with an abundance of food, arts and crafts and the occasional busker to entertain you. If your accommodation in Broome is centrally located this is an easy walk, as are a number of excellent restaurants and nightspots.

One of the main reasons people book Broome hotels and accommodation is to witness the acclaimed 'Staircase to the Moon' or ‘Stairway to Heaven’ which is an amazing natural occurrence between March and October each year. In particular for three days after the full moon during the low tide. A short drive from Broome there also some wonderful Coastal Parks, be sure to check in with the Broome Tourist Information Office before you head off as whilst there are some free camping options there are also crocodiles around the estuary waters.

Another iconic Australian experience is a camel ride along Cable Beach, which features on many Broome postcards and tourism information. Cable Beach is a truly wonderful Australian experience and extends for 24km’s. There is also a crocodile farm which is certainly worth the visit and for those who are amazed by history visit Gantheaume Point were dinosaur footprints dating back 120 million years can be seen at low tide. 

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