Australia · BROOME & KIMBERLEY TOURS
The 15 broome & kimberley tours we would put on a shortlist, with what each costs a head, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason; start there.
Review the Buccaneer Explorer from Broome, including Horizontal Falls, Cygnet Bay, Aboriginal culture, flights, value, and practical tips.
“We went on this tour with two little girls, our tour guide was Gabby, she was very helpful and the girls loved her. Gabby made our day very enjoyable..”
Review of Broome’s Snubfin Dolphin Eco Cruise, with wildlife, food, boom-net swimming, pricing, practical tips, and booking advice.
“We did the sunset tour and even though it was not promised we saw several snubfin dolphins and also turtles. The sunset was just beautiful and the staff were all friendly and knowledgeable giving us interesting facts about the dolphins and turtles. They accommodated our special needs with grace and we had a fantastic experience. I’d recommend them”
Ride a gentle camel along Broome’s Cable Beach at sunset, with beach views, helpful guides, camel treats, photos, and a 90kg weight limit.
“If you’re in Broome, this is something you need to check off your bucket list! The crew was so lovely, the evening was beautiful and the sunset was breathtaking! We got amazing photos to share with all of our family & friends.”
See 2,500 crocodiles near Broome with transport, feeding sessions, expert guides, and family-friendly wildlife encounters.
“It was nice that you were offered a pickup location from my backpackers accommodation. The driver was conversational with me and made sure it was me. He took several photos of me on my phone which meant I have a record of this visit. It was a scary but unrepeatable experience to hold a baby saltwater crocodile and it was scary but exciting to see the congregation of crocodiles and watch them get fed. I enjoyed seeing the crocodiles move vigorously around the ground and it was a sensational sighting to see them move out of the water and see their bodies in water.”
Review of Broome’s four-hour trio tour, combining the historical museum, Matso’s Brewery and Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park.
“Gabby is very knowledgeable. We enjoyed the croc park in particular. It was amazing to watch their activities from a close.”
Fly over the Bungle Bungle Range, walk Cathedral Gorge, and see Lake Argyle on an all-inclusive day trip from Kununurra.
“Top om vanuit vliegtuigje de omgeving van Kununurra te zien: Ord river en Lake Argyle. Duidelijke uitleg van onze piloot. Daarna mooie wandeling gemaakt met gidsen Corey en Bill. Tot slot nog met het vliegtuig een mooie rondvlucht over Bungle Bungles gemaakt. Mooie dag gehad.”
Fly from Broome over Horizontal Falls, Buccaneer Archipelago and Cape Leveque, with a Cygnet Bay pearl farm visit and lunch.
“So worth it, you see the horizontal falls and so much more. Blake our pilot was fun and had lots of knowledge about the area We loved it”
Cruise from Lake Kununurra to Lake Argyle, spot crocodiles, visit Durack Homestead, enjoy afternoon tea, and watch the Ord River sunset.
“Fantastic 55km ride to lake argyle dam wall with hydro plant spurting out millions of litres into ord river. Great sightings of crocs birdlife and pirrhanna acting catfish waiting for a feed of crumbs. Joey was our skipper great knowledge and banter beautifully presented pawpaw pumpkin scones and banana muffins. Beautiful sunset. The best cruise 🚢”
Cruise 55km along Western Australia’s Ord River, spot crocodiles and birds, visit the dam, enjoy afternoon tea, and watch the sunset.
“Geoff was fantastic and has a wealth of knowledge. The bird and animal life is well worth seeing. The bush lunch and commentary were excellent. A one man band.”
Ride a gentle camel along Broome’s Cable Beach before sunset, with free photos, friendly guides, and a memorable $27 experience.
“The entire experience the staff were so engaging and took our phones to get some amazing photos. They were knowledgeable when the kids asked them questions and they made the time so fun.”
Review of Broome’s prehistoric cruise to Roebuck Bay, with dinosaur footprints, wildlife, sparkling wine, gourmet platters, and practical booking tips.
“Bec & Myles provided a wonderful morning cruise on board "Brahminy Kite", taking us out across Roebuck Bay to see Dinosaur footprints. Both our hosts shared their knowledge of Broome, its history, the marine & bird life, and the amazing Jurassic past of the area. Very informative, thoroughly enjoyable, and highly recommend!.”
Review of Broome’s 3.5-hour sunset cruise on Ballena, with Cable Beach views, boom-net swimming, canapés, drinks, pricing, and practical tips.
“Lovely way to spend the afternoon. Staff were friendly and helpful . Nice drinks and tasty snacks. The water was calm and the sunset was amazing .”
Review of Broome’s Dinosaur Adventure Cruise, with 120-million-year-old footprints, Dampier Creek wildlife, cocktails, and tapas.
“Guide was fantastic, friendly informative and funny. It was a most enjoyable afternoon.Tapas Dinner was delicious.”
Cruise the Ord River from Kununurra to Lake Argyle with wildlife, jet-boat runs, riverside lunch, hotel pickup, and a homestead visit.
“Excellent and entertaining commentary from our guide. A fantastic lunch prepared quickly and efficiently plus the exhilarating ride up the ord river especially through the rapids. Great trip Thoroughly recommend it to all.”
Review the Kimberley Day Cruise from Broome, including Horizontal Falls, food, timing, price, comfort, and practical booking advice.
“The Cruise takes a long time. Up.at 4.00am and bach to home at 7.30pm. However, everything is done for the traveller to enjoy themselves. Nothing is too much for the crew.”
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