Broome / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Broome
Broome in Western Australia combines the beaches of the Indian Ocean with Chinatown and the shores of Roebuck Bay. Check local access updates and tides before exploring the coast.
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Cable Beach
At Cable Beach, use the long shoreline to make a simple image of sand and sea. Foreshore works can affect access, so check the local visitor information before going.
Search Google MapsGantheaume Point
Red rocks and sea meet at Gantheaume Point. Compose from the designated paths and pay attention to local signs and changing tides.
Search Google MapsReddell Beach
Reddell Beach has pale sand and red rocks south of Broome. Look for a composition that contrasts the rock formations with the water.
Search Google MapsGuwarri / Town Beach
The Town Beach foreshore faces Roebuck Bay. Use the shoreline and bay for a broad composition and check tide information before visiting.
Search Google MapsTown Beach Jetty
The jetty extends into Roebuck Bay. Its structure makes a strong line across the water, with the bay as a simple background.
Search Google MapsStreeter’s Jetty
This reconstructed jetty in Chinatown recalls Broome’s pearling history. Photograph its structure in the landscape, bearing in mind that water levels change with the tide.
Search Google MapsRoebuck Bay Lookout
The raised lookout at the edge of Chinatown overlooks Roebuck Bay and Dampier Creek. Include its interpretive panels or shade structure when composing the view.
Search Google MapsSun Pictures
The historic open-air cinema is in Chinatown. Its exterior provides a town-centre counterpoint to the coastal stops. Check the venue’s rules before photographing inside.
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