YHA Broome | Kimberley Traveller's Lodge
Relax at the poolside bar and enjoy Broome’s tropical climate after exploring Broome’s history and see the sunset over famous Cable Beach. Hire a scooter from the hostel and explore the local area. Take a day trip to nearby sights, or chill after a longer tour through the Kimberley.
Free continental breakfast
Start your day off right and enjoy a free continental breaksfast during your stay.
Lounge by the pool
Relax in the lush tropical paradise of the pool on one of the loungers or jump in and cool off.
Enjoy a drink
Settle in for the night with with friends (or make some new ones!) at the bar. Come along and make the most of Happy Hour 6pm-7pm.
Things to do in Broome
- Enjoy the weekend markets at the Courthouse with food and local craft' open 8am-1pm every weekend.
- Visit the Japanese Cemetery and learn about the early settlers in the Kimberley and their unique history.
- See the natural phenomenon Staircase to the Moon. For 2-3 days every month between April and October at very low tide, the moon reflects a 'staircase' on the water that leads up to the moon. Pop in at the local Staircase Markets at Town Beach!
- Marvel at dinosaur footprints. Head out to Gantheaume Point to see the 130-million-year-old dinosaur footprints visible at low tide. This gorgeous location features the contrasting colours of deep pindan red cliffs and the beautiful turquoise ocean.
- Visit Cable Beach, one of the most stunning beaches in the world with 22 kilometres of pristine white sand and pindan cliffs. Relax, swim in the crystal-clear turquoise water, have a picnic or sit and watch the sun set over the ocean.
- Explore China Town. The always vibrant main hub of Broome is also known as Chinatown, which wonderfully demonstrates the incredibly diverse community and culture of this town’s history and population.
- Walk the Streeter’s Jetty, the original jetty for the pearling luggers based in Broome. The jetty is located on Dampier Terrace, and it is still used to this day to support vessels for modern day pearling and the occasional lugger that comes to town.
- Explore the Dutch Flying Boat Wrecks, located offshore from Town Beach. The wrecks are evidence of the Japanese air raid on Broome during WWII. At extremely low tides the wrecks are visible to those who walk across the Roebuck Bay mud flats.