Byron Bay may get the headlines,but there’s a lot more beach towns out there with far less traffic,and much lower prices.
From above,Broome is a sight to behold:the aquamarine of the Indian Ocean,the white sand,red rocks and ochre colour of the desert.
You won’t want to arrive early at Broome International but,given the size of the airport,you won’t need to.
Does it get any better than watching a blazing sunset with a beer by the infinity pool?
Coel slices up the oyster and offers me a squishy morsel. It tastes like the missing link between abalone and scallop.
People in Broome have grown to love a population of snubfin dolphins that have settled right on their doorstep.
The famous Cable Beach is just one of the highlights to be found in this remote WA town.
Relaxing resorts,endless beaches and wondrous adventure are abundant here,so go forth!
The mass migration of the area's shore birds is a V-shaped sight to behold.
This part of Western Australia's far north – where the desert meets the sea – is sometimes called"the Dinosaur Coast".