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Broome

Northern WA's largest and most attractive town. 

Broome is an isolated oasis with wide, sandy beaches and a really relaxed atmosphere.

This is our final destination in the 'Top End' and we really enjoyed its comfortable and easy going atmosphere.  The beaches are long, vast and very empty.  The town is still very small for such an important location.

So many things you can't do and thing to wary of....	but the beach is beautiful and totally deserted!
there's even the odd kingfisher type bird around	we like it here!
we said it was deserted...	up to Gantheaume Point and the red rocks are stunning
with views along the 22km of white beach
dinosaur tracks	the lighthouse keepers house
..interesting	Like last year Kairen was stopped and breathalysed (you get the tube as a souvenir).  (Luckily this year she wasn't speeding)
Our hotel (Seashells Resort)	The cafe where we had a lovely meal.  It's in the old zoo feeding house.  The zoo went bust 10 years ago.
We went on a sunset camel ride. (This is our mount 'Naughty Nigel')	through the dunes...
Nigel being naughty	we're having fun!!
yee haaa!	the beach is busy....
can you hear the Lawrence of Arabia music?
	what sexy ears!
Posing with Nigel (but not too close)
say cheese	we weren't the only group on camels, it's very popular
just like donkey rides at Skegness	...I want to be alone...
a lovely walk in the sunset
a reminder on our hotel door that this area has some bad weather too	We pop up the road (250km round trip) to Beagle Bay.  The road is as rough as bags and mainly rock and sand...but hey we are used to this and do it in four and a half hours.
The beautiful church at Beagle Bay which is set in a very small aboriginal community	The main feature is...
the altar of mother of pearl
back from the long hard road, and we settle on the beach for some rays.	avoiding the crowds wasn't easy!!