Broome�s history is inextricably linked to the pearling industry and has a romantic and colourful past. It was established as a pearling port in the 1880�s as the industry blossomed, it brought with it many intrepid adventurers from the far-flung corners of the globe. Over the years, Chinese, Japanese, European and Aboriginal cultures have added to the cultural melting-pot that makes Broome unique.

Guests will discover an almost unlimited array of touring and sightseeing options.

From the rich, romantic pearling history of Broome to the awesome majesty of the Kimberley outback, Broome offers so much to see and do. The township of Broome, with its Chinatown, pearls, vibrant arts scene and colourful locals, has an intriguing charm that guests will love to explore. Local natural attractions include whale watching, bird watching and the natural Staircase to the Moon over Roebuck Bay.

Popular excursions for conferences include scenic flights over the famous Bungle Bungles, Buccaneer Archipelago, Windjana and Geike Gorges.