Honeymoon in Broome

Refreshing air of Broome ignites the hearts of honeymoon goers. Idyllic natural beauty, combined with intriguing architecture, gives two different tastes to the visitors. Blue waters of the Indian Ocean cajole white sandy beaches in Broome. Tall palm trees in background make the ambience more ecstatic. In addition, Broome showcases fascinating blend of Australian and Asian architecture. Broome is also called the Pearling capital of the world. On every day of your honeymoon in Broome you can see a different place.

Climate
Broome has a tropical monsoon climate, the reason for a moderate temperature throughout the year. The summer season extends from October to March while the winter season extends from April to September. Most of the rainfall in the region occurs between December to March. This is the time when humidity is high and the average temperature ranges between 25-38°C. The average temperature of winters ranges between 15-30°C.

Best time to visit
Though Broome is worth visiting throughout the year, the month between April to September are the best because the heat is comparatively less.


Places to visit
Cable Beach - A lovely beach, the Cable beach has its name on the telegraph cable that was installed between Broome and Java in 1889. The Cable beach is the perfect place to escape from the rush of the day to day life and enjoy some moments of complete peace. The beach is suitable for activities like swimming, picnicking, parasailing and surf cats.Do remember to view the sunset which is spectacular. It is something you would never have seen before.

Bird Observatory - Move closer to nature in the bird observatory in Broome. The observatory is situated 18 km east of Broome and is the best place to see the migratory birds from Siberia. This bird observatory is counted among the top five bird watching places in the world and till now has recorded over 245 species of birds. Tour of the observatory is a nice experience.

Willie Creek Pearl Farm - Willie Creek Pearl Farm is located 38 kms north of Broome and provides an opportunity to learn more about the cultured pearls produced by the beautiful silver-lipped oyster Pinotada Maxima. It is fascinating sight which is not available frequently for you. and as such you must visit this farm to witness the complex process of cultured pearling.


Things to do
Enjoy sports - Broome has the renowned Cable beach is a good place to enjoy adventure sports like fishing, boating, skiing, windsurfing, kite-surfing and swimming. You can also enjoy camel ride in Broome. You can have a game of golf at the 18 hole golf course of Broome. You can also enjoy netball, squash and tennis courts, indoor basketball, and badminton at the new Recreational Centre.

Enjoy shopping - Two Modern Shopping Centres with supermarkets and specialty shops have come up in broome from where you can shop for goods that are the speciality of the region.

Enjoy nightlife - Pass some gala time in the nightclubs of Broome. These nightclubs provide complete entertainment for you which you will surely appreciate. Some of the pubs and nightclubs of Broome are Roebuck Bay Hotel (on Napier Terrace), Nippon Inn (on Dampier Terrace) and Tokyo Joes (around Napier Terrace)


Not to miss
Events and festivals - Not miss out on the events and festivals of the place. The Broome Fringe Arts Festival, held in the month of June celebrates indigenous art and culture. The festival is a good way to get acquainted with the people of Broome and their culture and traditions. Another festival that is celebrated either in late August or early September is the Shinju Matsuri, or Festival of the Pearl. The festival is celebrated with splendour and is attended by people from all over Australia.

Getting there
By air - Broome has an international airport from where you can easily reach the town.
By Road - Buses connect Broome to Perth and Darwin.