Uniquely Broome 2017 by LizArt Productions

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What’s in Uniquely Broome? Accommodation . . . . . . . . . . . Art & Craft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beach Equipment . . . . . . . . . . Body & Soul . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bookshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Camping Supplies – see Fishing Dampier Peninsula . . . . . . . . . Entertainment & Events. . . . . . . Fashion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Food . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gift Shops & General Store . . . History & Museums . . . . . . . . . Jewellery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mango Products . . . . . . . . . . . Markets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Swimwear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tours & Attractions . . . . . . . . . Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Weddings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Local Information 12 Mile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 Anastasia’s Pool . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Art Trail . . . . . . . . . . Beaches. . . . . . . . . . Buddhist Sanctuary . . Bus Timetables . . . . . Cemeteries . . . . . . . Chinatown . . . . . . . . Dampier Peninsula . . Dinosaurs. . . . . . . . . Dragonfly Season . . . Fauna & Flora . . . . . Flight of the Bats . . . . Flying Boat Wrecks . . Fun For Kids . . . . . . . Gantheaume Point. . . Information . . . . . . . Jewels of the Sea . . . Johnny Chi Lane . . . . Light Industrial Area . Map . . . . . . . . . . . . Music . . . . . . . . . . . Parks . . . . . . . . . . . . Pearl Meat . . . . . . . . Snubfin Dolphins. . . . Staircase to the Moon Streeters Jetty . . . . . . Sunrise & Sunset . . . . Tick List . . . . . . . . . .

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Tide Charts & Info . . . Town Beach in the 60’s Turtles . . . . . . . . . . . . Volunteering . . . . . . . Vouchers . . . . . . . . . . Walks . . . . . . . . . . . . Weather . . . . . . . . . . Whales . . . . . . . . . . .

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Kimberley Stories

Call the Midwife . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Dinosaur Man . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Eat Sleep Dive Repeat . . . . . . . . 72 Karajarri Country . . . . . . . . . 112 Looking After Land & Sea . . . . . 39 Lurujarri Trail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Meatworks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Mudcrab Romance . . . . . . . . . . 54 Pumpkins & Pagans . . . . . . . . . . 60 On the Buses with Robyn . . . . . . 8 Royal Flying Doctor Service . . . . 98

You can download the Uniquely Broome e-book from www.uniquelybroome.com Information supplied is correct at time of printing and is valid to the end of January 2018. Although all care has been taken in the production of this booklet LizArt Productions accepts no responsibility for any inaccuracy or errors contained in this publication as a result of information supplied. Front cover photo taken by Adrian Beckett Photography

Welcome to Yawuru Country

Ngaji gurrjin, nyamba buru Yawuru; greetings everyone, welcome to Yawuru country. Broome is located in the heart of Yawuru country. Northward along the coast, Yawuru country extends to the middle of Willie Creek about 35 kms from Gantheaume Point. Along the southern coast, Yawuru country stretches to just below Eco Beach tourist resort. The Yawuru hinterland takes in the station country of Thangoo, Roebuck Plains and parts of Dampier Downs. Yawuru people’s northern, eastern and southern Aboriginal neighbours are Jabirr Jabirr, Nyikana/

Where’s Broome in the BIG picture ...

Mangala and Karajarri. People from these neighbouring language and cultural groups continue to have close ties with Yawuru people.

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Broome

Yawuru country today is rich in cultural significance. Bugurrigarra is the word Yawuru people use to describe how their country was created with continuing traditional law that maintains Yawuru people’s connection to their land and sea. There are traditional songlines and sites of significance in and around Broome.

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Where is Broome? It’s 2,300 kms from Perth, 1,800 kms from Darwin, 4 hours by plane direct to Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane. So yes, we are remote! The journey is well worth it. See you in Broome!

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o t e m o c l e W e m o o r B y l e Uniqu For a remote town thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on the edge of the desert and surrounded by salt water, we have something for everyone. Exploring, fishing, flying, dinosaurs, plane wrecks, flora, fauna, swimming, beaches, walks, shopping, eating, interesting architecture, wilderness, desert, mango trees, multicultural community, unique history, pearling, mining, cattle export and the most important â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the community of Broome. Take time to say hello to the locals.

Editor Copy Editor Graphic Designer Publisher

Liz Janney Phil Belfrage Chris Nisbet LizArt Productions ABN 28 868 149 554 PO Box 3135 Broome 6725 08 9193 5011 www.uniquelybroome.com Printer Scott Print, Perth

We have no traffic lights, lots of roundabouts, tropical gardens, unusual architecture, incredible tides and the unique experience of having the sun rising and setting over the water. With a small multi-cultural population of around18,000 people we are a vibrant town in paradise. There are so many stories of people who came for a visit and never left. That could be you! You never get to know a place unless you stay a long time and immerse yourself into the community.

I hope this book encourages you to explore Broome, say hi to the locals that live here. The majority of the businesses in these pages are owner-operated so you have the opportunity to meet people that live here. Being on holiday to me is about finding the essence of the place you are visiting. My hope for you is that a little bit of Broome rubs off on you. Relax and enjoy the sunsets!

Liz Janney LizArt Productions

Check out the Voucher/Specials Section on Page 116

Information

Population 18,000 which bulges out to over 45,000 per month during the tourist season.

Banks

ANZ: Carnarvon St Bankwest: Cnr Carnarvon & Napier Sts CommBank: Cnr Barker & Hamersley Sts National: Boulevard Shopping Ctr Westpac: Cnr Carnarvon & Napier Sts

Churches

Anglican: Cnr Hamersley & Hass Sts Baptist: Lotteries House, Cable Beach Rd Broome Christian Fellowship: Cnr Reid Rd & Palmer St Victory Life: Cnr Reid & Palmer St Catholic: Weld St Seventh Day Adventist: Cnr Reid Rd & Palmer St Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints: Kimberley Training Institute Uniting: Cnr Robinson & Anne Sts

Cinemas

Sun Pictures: (outdoor) 8 Carnarvon St Sun Cinemas: (indoor) 3 Weld St

Clubs

Bowling: Cnr Louis & Herbert Sts Fishing: Entrance Point, Port Golf: Port Drive Pistol: Port Drive RSL: Cnr Robinson & Barker Sts Speedway: Broome Hwy/Fairway Dr Surf: Cable Beach Rd, Cable Beach

Cable Beach Physio: 11 Taiji Rd Kimberley Physiotherapy: Coghlan St

Post Office

Australia Post, Carnarvon St

Police Station

Cnr Frederick & Hamersley Sts

Service Stations

Our liquor & bottle shop hours are always under review – so check when you are in town as to when they open.

BP Reid Rd: Reid Rd BP Central: Cnr Frederick & Coghlan Sts BP Clementson St BP Shinju: Cnr Guy & Hunter Sts, LIA Starmart: Flowerdale Rd, Broome North Shell: Cnr Napier Tce & Hamersley St Woolworths Caltex: Boulevard SC

Doctors

Shire Office

Broome Medical Clinic: 26 Robinson St Broome Doctors Practice: 7 Napier Tce Roebuck Bay Medical: 50 Dampier Tce Kimberley Medical: 19 Hamersley St

Dentists Newspaper delivered twice daily We only have a limited number that arrive via plane, so get in early if you really want to read the news of the day!

Physiotherapists

Broome Dental Clinic: 6 Barker St Bruce Rudeforth: Haas St Pearl Coast Dental: Cnr Guy & Pembroke Pearly Whites Dental: Seaview Shop Ctr

Broome Shire: Cnr Haas & Weld Sts

Supermarkets & General Stores

Coles: Carnarvon St, Chinatown Woolworths: Boulevard Shopping Centre Fongs Store: Saville St, Old Broome Yuen Wings Store: Carnarvon St, Chinatown Cable Beach General Store: Cable Beach Rd The Roebuck Store: Roebuck Estate IGA Supermarkets: Reid Rd & Seaview Shopping Centre.

Veterinarians

All Creatures Vet: Clinic Cnr Weld & Barker Broome Vet: Cnr Cable Beach Rd/Port Drive

Tourist Information Centre

Broome Visitor Centre: Cnr Broome Rd & Short St

Sports Centre & Pool

Broome Regional Aquatic Centre BRAC: Cable Beach Rd

Shopping hours vary from dry season to wet season. If you are dining out make sure you check the opening times

Hospital

Broome Hospital: 26 Robinson St

Library

Broome Public Library: Hamersley St

Chemists

Broome Pharmacy: Boulevard Shop Ctr Cable Beach Pharmacy: Dakas St Chinatown Pharmacy: Paspaley Plaza Kimberley Pharmacy: Seaview Shopping Ctr

Newsagents

Broome News: Boulevard Shopping Ctr Chinatown News: Paspaley Plaza Streeters Newsagency: Short Street

Optometrists

OPSM: Boulevard Shopping Ctr Kimberley Eyecare: Little Johnny Chi Lane

Have you noticed that the houses don’t have letterboxes? In Broome there is no postal delivery and everyone has a post office box. Why? I think the locals like meeting at the post office for a chat and we are so transient that it suits our lifestyle.

Fun for Kids What do we do with the kids?’ I have listed a few things that will keep them busy, happy and hopefully exhausted by the end of the day. Astro Tours – educate them on the Universe Beach – swim or build sandcastles Bike it -– hire some bikes Broome Aquatic Centre – the town pool Camel ride – always fun Water playground @ Town Beach Crab Races @ Divers Tavern – they can buy a crab and race it Go fishing – off the wharf or beach Police Citizens Youth Club – PCYC Skateboard Park - outside the Broome Aquatic Centre or in Broome North Snorkelling – around the reef at Gantheaume Point Speedway – Saturday nights (seasonal) Visit the Broome Museum Mini Golf @ Cable Beach Deli Malcolm Douglas Croc Park Go to the outdoor movies Visit 12 Mile Bird Park

Tick List 4

Sunset @ Cable Beach Watch the flight of the bats Visit Gantheaume Point on high tide Stand at the end of Streeters Jetty on high tide Walk along the port jetty just on sunset Sit on the beach for six hours Try out Zanders’ webcam Visit the Courthouse Markets Try on a pearl necklace Ride a camel on the beach Check out the art galleries See Staircase to the Moon Walk out to the Flying Boat Wrecks Visit the Broome Museum Go fishing or crabbing Drive along Cable Beach Movies at Sun Pictures Watch the planes come in over Short St Go to the Broome Races Go to a book launch Attend an art exhibition opening Listen to local musicians Enjoy a sunset cruise Eat a mud crab or catch one! Sit on the rocks at Entrance Point Watch sunrise @ Roebuck Bay Dance in the rain Visit the Dampier Peninsula Skinny dip in the Indian Ocean Lie on your back and gaze at the night sky Sit at Town Beach and soak in the view

On the Buses with Robyn

‘I have my regular passengers that come every year in the dry. There is a lady that is 103 and her daughter. They have been coming since I started driving the buses. When she was a little girl they came to Broome around the 1920’s on the Stateships as her father was the captain and she’s been coming to Broome ever since. I have been driving the buses for over 14 years – a sense of humour is a must – I have so much fun’. says Robyn For the complete story go to www.uniquelybroome.com (Kimberley Stories)

The Billi Resort

BroomeTown B&B

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm

Broome’s newest boutique resort. It offers guests a superb level of comfort and tranquility in their private villas, studios and ultra luxurious eco tents. All connected by timber walkways, under an enormous canopy of trees with stunning pool and gardens.

Toni & Richard Bourne

The Brown Family

BroomeTown B&B ‘Exclusive Hosted Accommodation’ – with four beautifully appointed suites, a stylish open-air guest lounge, tropical pool and situated close to Chinatown. Guests are assured of a sublime stay.

Safari tents, caravan, campsites and rustic pearler’s shacks, with a licenced restaurant, pool and the Kimberley Coast on your doorstep! 200km north of Broome on the Dampier Peninsula, accessible by road & air.

23 Coucal St (on Lullfitz) 08 9192 1711 www.thebilli.com.au

15 Stewart St, Old Broome Map Ref I1 08 9192 2006 or 0429 010 161 www.broometown.com.au

Cape Leveque Road, Dampier Peninsula 08 9192 4283 www.cygnetbaypearlfarm.com.au

Broome Bird Observatory

The Courthouse Bed & Breakfast

Palm Grove Cable Beach

Choose from single, double and family rooms, plus a self-contained chalet – all air-conditioned in bush setting by Roebuck Bay. Camping (unpowered) with fully equipped camp kitchen.

Friendly Kimberley hospitality right In the heart of Broome. Adjacent to the popular Courthouse Markets and a stone's throw from beautiful Roebuck Bay. It is the most central place to stay.

Crab Creek Rd (1.8km past Cape Leveque Rd) For bookings call 08 9193 5600 www.broomebirdobservatory.com

10 Stewart St Old Broome Map Ref I2 0437 871 757 www.thecourthouse.com.au

Located splashing distance from beautiful Cable Beach, with its landscaped setting and well maintained amenities including swimming pool, free BBQs and mini golf attached to the general store and café. Cnr Murray Rd & Cable Beach Rd 08 9192 3336 Map Ref M9 www.palmgrove.com.au

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Port Smith Caravan Park Approximately 160 km south of Broome on the Great Northern Highway, a wellsignposted turn-off takes you down 23 km of well-maintained, all-weather dirt road to one of the Kimberley region's best-kept secrets, Port Smith Lagoon and Caravan Park. The park is known Australia-wide for its friendly service and happy atmosphere. Listen to the songs of the large array of bird life and spot the resident mopokes or frill necked lizards amongst the shade trees. From June – September you can take a boat trip across the lagoon to fish, or just wander along the cliff edge for some great photo shots or join us for a night of dining and entertainment. Find out the hidden fishing spots or just make new friends. Enjoy the sunset over the lagoon or a dip in the pristine waters. Watch the dolphins and turtles at play, or marvel at the whales as they travel past on their journey south.

ACCOMMODATION

VOUCH

08 9192 4983 to secure your spot in paradise 160km south Broome Gt Northern Hwy www.portsmithcaravanpark.com.au

Open: All year

ACCOMMODATION

Roebuck Bay Caravan Park

Willare Bridge Roadhouse

Situated on Town Beach in Roebuck Bay offering powered sites, camping areas and air-conditioned caravans with rigid annexes. Beach, shops, bars and restaurants nearby.

Located on the beautiful Fitzroy River 160km from Broome and 60km from Derby, Willare Bridge Roadhouse offers a range of accommodation options.

91 Walcott St, Old Broome 08 9192 1366 Map Ref 013 www.roebuckbaycp.com.au stay@roebuckbaycp.com.au

Our campground is an oasis. A favourite amongst families, fishermen, grey nomads and locals. We are pet friendly with large drive-through bays, shady sites, a swimming pool and free washing machines for guests. Flat rate powered and unpowered camp site fees â&#x20AC;&#x201C; family friendly and no charge for children. We also offer basic air-conditioned rooms in single, double and family configurations with ensuite bathrooms (booking essential).

The Pearling industry used red and green to paint their luggers and the leftover paint became the colour scheme of Broome.

Being in the heart of Kimberley cattle country it is not unusual to see the odd bull or two strolling through the grounds and enjoying our green grass! Our licensed restaurant specialises in tasty Kimberley Freerange Beef from Yeeda Station. We also have a range of Yeeda beef and lamb for sale if you need to restock for your travels. Lot 64 Great Northern Hwy, Derby 08 9191 4775 info@willare.com.au www.willare.com.au

Cable Beach, Broome 08 9192 3336

Powered Sites • Cabins • Tour Desk • Swimming Pool • BBQs • Camp Kitchen • Laundry

ACCOMMODATION

PALM GROVE

Art Trail

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This is a very abbreviated Art Trail that you can do over several days. Reconciliation Park Mosaic – next door to Broome Visitor Centre Map Ref E2 Paspaley Shopping Centre – beautiful mosaics on the floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref D4 Short St Gallery – Indigenous art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref D4 Gallery Sobrane – birds and nature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref E6 Yane Photography -– landscape photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref F6 Broome Gallery – quirky Broome scenes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref E5 Police Station -– sculptures at front garden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref H3 Shire Offices – foyer – some Shinju Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref N13 Shire Library – art on the walls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref N13 Artspace 7 Gallery -– Claire Beausein – by appointment Broome Primary School – front entrance, totem poles and mosaics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref N13 Mercure Inn – mural wall done by Edward Blitner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref N13 Short St Store Room -– Hopton St – Indigenous art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref O13 House – Cnr Herbert St & Rivergum (Emerald Park) mermaid mosaic on wall . . . . . . . . Map Ref N12 House -– Rivergum – red totems in garden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref N12 Notre Dame University – foyer of Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref O12 Broome Factory -– artists’ cooperative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref P12 Ngula Jarndu Designs – Pembroke St, LIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref O12 Chimaera Pottery – Angela Bakker famous potter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref R11 Cable Beach Club in foyer and Club Restaurant and gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref M8 Benterrak Studio – home studio open . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref M9 Dinosaur sculpture outside Zanders Cable Beach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref M8 Broome-Time Lodge Art Gallery – Indigenous art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref O11 Suzy French Art – by appointment Kimberley Training Institute – art in the garden – mosaic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref N10 Mosaic – Cnr Banu Avenue & Reid Rds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map Ref O10 Art exhibitions are posted on our website: www.uniquelybroome.com.au & Facebook

12 Mile Pottery Michael Maroney Broome hand-crafted Stoneware and Raku pottery. Mugs, bowls, vessels and sculptures with Kimberley influence. Please check my website for Broome Market dates or contact me for more information. 0407 640 992 www.12milepotterybroome.com

Bec Morgan Art

Contemporary Aboriginal Art My work is vibrant, has cultural connectivity & is authentic! Take a piece of the Kimberley home with you. Call to arrange a viewing of my art. 0427 818 815 www.becmorganart.com.au

ART & CRAFT Bidyadanga Community Art Centre We paint from our heart and retell stories told by the old people. We call ourselves the Bidyadanga Community Artists as most of us were born and bred in this country, but some were taken away from families by missionaries to Bidyadanga to learn Kartiya (nonAboriginal) way of living. We also have our nanna and grands from the desert. They came out between 30-40 years ago. Not a long time ago. Throughout the years, we gained Certificate 1, II and III in Visual Arts and Contemporary Craft to equip ourselves with art techniques. The outcome of this training is to establish our art centre like the working artists in other well-known and established art centres. Come for a drive to visit us 180km south of Broome to view some of our works. Be sure to call before coming. Bidyadanga Aboriginal Community Bidyadanga Rd, Bidyadanga 180 kms south of Broome 08 9192 4885 Ext 3 or 0427 039 127 Open: M – Th 9 – 1

Broome Art Club Chrissy Carter Broome Art Club and working studio is the home based studio of Chrissy Carter, visual artist and art facilitator. Broome Art Club hosts art workshops on a regular basis in a range of mediums, including various watercolour techniques, drawing practice, ceramics, pastel, mixed media including airbrush and collage, rendering, mosaic and more. Many of my classes are only 3 hours and at the end you will have a finished result which will be very rewarding. Here are some examples: * create a mandala * watercolour sea creatures * mosaic house numbers Classes cater to all ages and levels of skill from 'never picked up a pencil’ to ‘reawakening the artist’. Come and unleash your creative beast and let me help the artist in you unfurl. 0417 984 009 Facebook: broomeartclub bliss.bomb@bigpond.com

ART & CRAFT The Broome Factory

Broome Gallery

Broome Made

Broome’s Creative Cooperative

James Down

Judy Brittain

Angela Bakker

It takes a lot of love and enthusiasm to bring the dream of a successful arts cooperative to reality. During the past 16 years, The Broome Factory has blossomed into an ever-changing cooperative arts centre, promoting Broome artists, artisans and local materials in regular displays, special exhibitions and activities. Our workshop and gallery complex in the Light Industrial Area resonates with the pride and joy of creativity and artistic expression.

My whimsical Broome paintings reflect my love for Broome’s history and the vibrant colours of the Kimberley. I can personalise paintings by adding people and vehicles into the scenes.

Judy creates handmade kiln glassware and dichroic jewellery – inspired by her 30 years of living in Broome and the Kimberley.

Angela Bakker was born and grew up in Africa. After training as a potter and print maker in England, she moved to Australia where she taught Art and Pottery and exhibited her own work.

Shop 1/23 Carnarvon St, Chinatown 0427 270 807 Map Ref E5 www.broomegallery.com.au

Her glass art makes the ideal gift or spoil yourself – exclusively created and sold here in Broome.

On display are beautiful lamps and screens, sculpture, paintings, origami artwork, jewellery, photography, fossils and minerals. Participating artists are Lachlan Fraser, Heike Radzevicius, Agnes & Johan Pas, Marilyn Tabatznik, Stuart Tatternell, Ali Batten, Bruce Wiggan, Betty Rupe, Ji Pelgrave, Joanna Crea, Jake Zahl, Sue Fraser, Simon Poole... 9 Farrrell Street, Light Industrial Area 08 9192 6243 Map Ref P12

www.thebroomefactory.com.au Open: M – F 10 – 4 Sat & Sun 12 – 4

Judy makes each glass item from the rich vibrant colours of art glass which are hand-cut, fired and polished. No two pieces are created the same. Jewellery is individually cut and fired from dichroic glass to create a piece perfect for any occasion.

Visit Judy at the Courthouse Markets for that unique Broome glass piece.

Broome-Time Art Gallery We specialise in Kimberley art, wood and boab carving, artefacts and Kimberley images. During the year we run an artist-in-residence collaboration. 1 Cable Beach Road East 08 9194 1700 Map Ref O11 Open: 8am – 8pm 7 days www.broometimeaccommodation.com.au

PO Box 403, Broome 6725 08 9192 2087 0417 921 087 judebrittain@westnet.com.au

Open: Courthouse Markets Map Ref I2 Sat & Sun

Chimaera Pottery

In 1990, she moved to Broome and set up her workshop, producing a range of pottery and sculpture using local clays. Her 2012 solo exhibition was on the theme of Builders & Collectors at the SSJG Heritage Centre, this was a follow on from her 2006 exhibition Nomads – both exhibitions were held in Broome. She participated in the Sculpture Survey 2007 at the Gomboc Gallery in Perth and more recently in the Ceramic Survey 2008 of the Ceramic Arts Association of WA. She also produces limited edition lino prints. 08 9192 1056 McDaniel Rd, HIA

Map Ref R12

Open Studio: June – September Tues – Thur 9 – 12 or by Appointment

ART & CRAFT Claire Beausein

Hiker – Contemporary Artist

ARTspace7 Claire Beausein works across several media including assemblage, oil on canvas and sculpture, specializing in hand-formed paper. Her abstract, textured and contemplative works are inspired by nature. She has won over twenty awards and exhibited widely.

Hiker is currently working with encaustic art (wax) and clay. She uses Kimberley colours as her pallette and landscapes as her inspiration. On display at the Broome Factory, or contact her directly.

0404 258 603 for a private viewing www.clairebeausein.com.au

EK Photography

Heike Radzevicius

The Broome Factory 9 Farrell St, Broome 0427 686 862

Map Ref P12

Kerry Anne Jordinson Art

Elliot Keeney Landscape photo art images of Broome, the Kimberley and Western Australia Working at capturing only the best of photographic art possible. 5 years experience in landscape photography.

Kerry Anne Jordinson is a Broome-based artist and illustrator. She has written and illustrated the very popular ‘Looking for Bobby’ children’s book. Kerry teaches creative art to adults and children.

Courthouse Markets Saturday 0459 529 090 Map Ref I2 www.elliot-keeney.com

Courthouse Markets Saturday 0408 923 099 kjordinson@bigpond.com Facebook: KerryAnneJordinsonArt

ART & CRAFT Marilyn Tabatznik

Mieke Boynton Photography Mieke Boynton

My life journey has taken me from South Africa, to England and now to Broome. Various influences merge and infuse my artistic creations.

Mieke (‘Meeka’) is a Broome-based photographer specialising in Fine Art Landscape photos of Broome and the Kimberley.

Stimulating journeys and learning new artistic techniques keep the creative juices bubbling.

Her award-winning landscape images have been exhibited all over the world, and can be purchased online at http://miekeb.redbubble.com

My sculptures vary from jewel size to large steel public structures. Sculptural furniture also forms part of the repertoire. My work is exhibited at The Broome Factory and in the lobby of the Shire of Broome. Commissions for artistic architectural steel works are considered. 08 9192 6026 0417 663 229 mtabatznik@yahoo.com.au Studio visits by appointment only

She has a stall bursting with photographic gifts/products at the Broome Courthouse Markets on a Saturday – please pop in and say hello! On display are: · large aluminium prints · canvas prints · 3D acrylic block prints · photographic prints · photobooks · calendars · posters · phone covers · magnets · photo-cards · postcards Map Ref I2 Courthouse Markets Saturday miekeboynton@bigpond.com Facebook: MiekeBoyntonPhotography

Mowanjum Aboriginal Art and Culture Centre In our culture, the Wandjina is the supreme spirit being which we continue to paint, sharing our culture, knowledge and understanding of our way of life. Our Wandjina-styled gallery features a broad range of original acrylic and ochre artworks for sale, historical artefacts, a replica Wandjina cave, and a film presentation in our theatrette. The gift shop offers carved boab nuts, pearl shell jewellery and hand crafted artefacts, Indigenous books, postcards, t-shirts and our Colours of the Kimberley, traditional ochre painting kit. Mowanjum Art and Culture Centre is a 100% Aboriginal-owned business which returns income to community members through employment and gallery sales. Gibb River Rd, Derby 08 9191 1008 www.mowanjumarts.com Facebook: MASWAC

Nagula Jarndu Saltwater Woman Yawuru Jarndu Aboriginal Corporation – trading as Nagula Jarndu (Saltwater Woman) is a notfor-profit incorporated body. The organisation supports Aboriginal women to produce, exhibit and sell distinctive hand crafted textiles and textile products with motifs and colours sourced from the unique Broome landscape. Specialising in textiles, every piece of work is an original. Appealing to the high-end market, the unique contemporary designs are hand printed on quality base fabrics,, linens, silks and cottons for the textile lovers. 0499 330 708 Visit us in our store at 3/12 Gregory St Enter from Pembroke St Map Ref O12 jarndu@westnet.com.au www.nagulajarndu.com.au Facebook: Nagula Jarndu Saltwater Women Instagram: Nagulajarndu

ART & CRAFT

VOUCH

Carlene West ‘Tjitijiti’ 83cm x 110cm

Shibori Broome

Short St Gallery

Liz Janney I started my journey into Shibori at Broome TAFE. It was just meant to be a short course and now has turned into an obsession. I love the feeling when you open a piece of material that you have dyed to see if the pattern that you wanted to create appears. It is always a thrill. Shibori is the Japanese word for a variety of ways of embellishing textiles by shaping cloth and securing it before dyeing. The word comes from the verb root shiboru, ‘to wring, squeeze, press’. I use cotton, silk and linen to create a range of scarves, tea towels, pillow cases, table runners and place mats. I also have lengths of material for the sewer in us and sample sizes for the crazy quilter. Indigo dye is the preferred dye that I use as I am a bit of a blue person. Sometimes I am at the Courthouse Markets or contact me to see my range. lizjanney@wn.com.au Facebook: shiboribroome

Operating from our gallery space in the heart of Chinatown and our unique stockroom/studio located near Town Beach, you are promised an experience and opportunity to gain an understanding of the rich and complex art practices from around Australia. You are invited to view art works from Australia's respected Indigenous artists. Short St is thrilled to announce for 2017 an exciting exhibition schedule showcasing new works from formidable and outstanding artists from this diverse, vibrant and passionate country. If you would like to be pre-invited to all of our 2017 exhibitions on-line, please email: enquiries@shortstgallery.com Gallery: 7 Short St, Chinatown Gallery: 08 9192 2658 Map Ref D4 Stockroom: 3 Hopton St, Town Beach Stockroom: 9192 6118 Map Ref 014 Dry Season (April–September) open Gallery: M–F 10–4 Sat/Sun 10–2 Stockroom: M–F 10–4 Sat/Sun 10–2 Wet Season (Oct–Dec) Gallery: M–Tue 9–12 Th,F,Sat 10–3 closed Wednesday Stockroom: M–Tue 1–4 Fri 10–3 By appointment ring 0498 632 982 Operating online year-round. www.shortstgallery.com

ART & CRAFT

Suzy French Art

Sue Fraser Silks Sue Fraser

Suzy French

Sue Fraser paints her silks in Broome and delights in using rich colours which are enhanced by the lustre of the silk.

Painting for over 15 years, I have had 11 exhibitions and my work is hanging on walls across Australia and overseas.

Sue has lived in the Kimberley for over 20 years. Her designs are inspired by the Kimberley landscape and the people she meets in her travels.

Come and visit me at my working studio. Friday to Sunday 11am to 2pm. If the flags are out, I am in, please text before arrival.

You can select from various sizes of silk scarves and the designs are a mixture of structured and free flowing techniques.

 Quality Framing  Canvas stretching Original Art Exhibition Space Available

9193 6119

6 Gregory Street, Light Industrial Area 20

Mon - Fri 8.30am to 4.30pm Sat 8.30am to 12 noon www.pearlshedframing.com alisonscott70@westnet.com.au

To see more of Sue’s work or to find out about silk scarf workshops, please contact Sue via her website or view her work at The Broome Factory. Inquiries about commissions are welcome. Broome Factory 9 Farrell St, LIA Open: M – F 10 – 4

Map Ref P12

0411 577 067 sue.fraser@westnet.com.au www.suefrasersilks.com

1 Gill Rd, Cable Beach. Map Ref N10 0418 936 915 suzy@suzyfrenchart.com.au www.suzyfrenchart.com.au Facebook: suzyfrenchart

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Lurujarri Trail

I talked to Jen Hall who, with her sister Kath walked the Lurujarri Trail in October 2016 with the Goolaraboo mob. Jen was particularly interested to learn more about the Aboriginal culture as she lives in Broome and works with Indigenous youth. I asked her if this experience delivered everything she wanted. Her answer was noâ&#x20AC;Ś. but it gave her something else.

A coastal strip of sand dune, paperbark scrub, high tide estuaries and creeks. The walk takes you on a journey to see this country but it also takes you to find a new pace and a way of seeing. For the full story of Jenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s experience please go to www.uniquelybroome.com (Kimberley Stories)

This is the story of their 9-day walk along the coast of Broome. photo courtesy of Sue Kelly

Beaches

Cable Beach was named because of the telegraph cable linking Broome to Java in 1889. The 22 kms of beach is a favourite spot for the early morning walker, or to watch the sunset and the camels. In the heat of the day, hire a chair and umbrella from The Beach Hut and you will really feel that you are on holiday. It is the best way to enjoy the beach in luxury.

You can throw off the worries of the world (clothes) and mix it with the camels, cars, the odd bicycle and dressed person.

Riddell Beach

Map Ref M8

features red sandy cliffs, unusual rock formations, rocky outcrops and a secluded beach. It’s off Kavite Rd and from the car park only a short walk to the beach. How lucky we are that we have such a special place to go. Map Ref S11

Nudist Beach Just walk through the rocks (north of the swimming area at Cable Beach).

Simpsons Beach is an interesting walk along Roebuck Bay. Look out for the pelicans –

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Town Beach is a safe bay and beach with grassed area, shade, seating, a water park for children, plus a shower and toilets. The childrens’ playground and Stanley’s Town Beach Cafe make it a great family spot. Boat launching facilities. Map Ref O14

Entrance Point It’s become a favourite spot for weddings due to its amazing

backdrop of the rock formations. There is a large car park from where a lot of the dinghies set off each day for fishing. You can either look out over the water or watch the activity at the Port. Boat launching facilities. Map Ref T14

Northern Beaches

Coconut Well, Willie Creek, Barred Creek, Quondong Pt, James Price Pt and Minarie are all north of Broome. Great day trips, though you do need a 4WD and know where you are going. Get a map!

Dog Law Due to horses training, dogs have to be on a leash at Gantheaume Pt Beach from 1st May to the 31st August each year, between the hours of 5.30am to 10am – weekdays only.

Daryl & Angela Roberson Beach Hut hires umbrellas, sun lounges, boogie boards, surf boards, stand-up paddle boards and kids toys to the visitors and locals of Broome. Enjoy Cable Beach in style, relaxing on a sun lounge under an umbrella while relishing the amazing view… or have a go on a board riding the gentle waves of Broome. Equipment is hired by the hour, half or full day with combo deals available; • • • •

Sunlovers Deal Family Deal S.U.P Deal Surfers Deal

EFTPOS available Complimentary SPF 50+ sunscreen and cold drinking water. Operates Daily 8 – 5 Map Ref M8 April to November

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Bali Hai Resort & Spa

BODY & SOUL

The Beach Hut Surrounded by tropical gardens, the Bali Hai Spa offers an exclusive range of health and beauty treatments that are as unique as the Australian outback and as exotic as the island of Bali. 6 Murray Rd Cable Beach Map Ref M9 08 9191 3155 Open 7 days www.bailihairesort.com

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Broome Natural Wellness As the Go-To Place for Health and Wellness, we stock an extensive range of health foods, sporting and health supplements, beauty products and locally grown organic fruit and vegetables. Our team includes the BEST Naturopath and Herbalist in Broome, Jennifer Readhead, who can help you with any health issues, weight management, serious illness or to rebalance your system. Our Broome Wellness Bar serves RAW vegan healthy desserts and lunches plus delicious and nutritious juices and smoothies. Please come in and experience us for all your health needs. Boulevard Shopping Centre 08 9192 1217 Map Ref N11 www.broomenaturalwellness.com.au Open: Monday – Friday 8 – 5 Saturday 8 – 4 Sunday 9 – 1

Creating Balance Natural Therapies Anna Hastie

Hidden Valley Handcrafts Alison Southern & team

Chris West

There are two things I am passionate about – creating balance in life & about Broome. I have over 6 years in the wellness industry as a registered Remedial Massage Therapist, Reiki worker, & meditation teacher. You can find me at The Loft Yoga Studio offering all my favourite treatments:

We are passionate about reducing the toxins in our lives. From the famous Midgie Magic to our beautiful organic facial range, all your skincare needs are catered for.

Are you suffering from Lower Back Pain, Hip Pain, Neck and Shoulder Pain, Sciatica, Migraines, Headaches, Tennis Elbow, Golfers Elbow, Stressed or JUST FEEL LIKE YOU WANT A PROPER MASSAGE to release those Aches and Pains. WE CAN HELP!

* Remedial, Relaxation, Massage * Ka Huna Hawaiian Massage * Dry Needling * Ear Candling * Reiki * Meditation Hicaps & Private Health Rebates available. When I am not working I love being active!! I’m on the water with my SUP, riding my Fat Bike through the bush, going to yoga, camping or watching a Broome sunset. I love to travel and right now Broome is where my heart is. 0411 022 131 book online through Facebook creating balance natural therapies The Loft Yoga Studio Upstairs @ 12 Frederick St (above the Convention Centre) Map Ref H4

2 Harriet Rd, Blue Haze Map Ref K11 08 9193 7036 www.hiddenvalleyhandcrafts.com.au Open: M – F 10 – 4

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Kimberley Sports Massage

Broome's oldest and most respected sports massage centre offering sports massage, remedial massage, relaxation massage, Bowen technique, Emmett technique or a combination of the above and hypnotherapy. Let our EXPERIENCED and QUALIFIED Massage Therapists design a treatment that will help you FEEL BETTER SOONER. HEALTH FUND REBATES APPLY. On the spot claiming with HICAPS Shop 9/19 Dampier Terrace (upstairs from Ahoy Café and the Camel Store) Map Ref E6 Call 08 9192 6405 or Book online at: kimberleysportsmassage.com Open: Mon – Fri 9 – 6 Sat 8 – 1 Closed Sunday

BODY & SOUL

VOUCH

Kimberley Wild Gubinge This northern Australian native bush plum (Terminalia ferdinandiana) is known as Gubinge or Madoorr by the Bardi people of the West Kimberley Coast. Often called the Kakadu Plum, it is scientifically proven to have the highest natural source of Vitamin C on Planet Earth as well as large amounts of antioxidants, fibre and plant based Omega 3 and 6 oils. Used for thousands of years by Indigenous peoples as a fresh staple in the Wet Season for nutrition and medicine, it is fast becoming Australia’s native superfood and medicine. KWG wild harvest the fruit from the pristine Dampier Peninsula Coast in the Kimberley W.A. and produce a seedfree fruit powder that can be taken daily or used as a skin medicine. KWG is situated in the heartlands of the native orchards and our fruit is processed within 24 hours of harvest ensuring the freshest product and a low carbon footprint. KWG is an Indigenous owned and managed company meaning the profits flow back into our community and region.

To purchase or for more info contact: 08 9192 4000 www.kimberleywildgubinge.com.au

LIVING HANDS Bodywork & Yoga Susan Quicke Massage and yoga for health and wellbeing. A unique and specialised massage treatment. Myofascial release, deep tissue, traditional Thai, reflexology, TCM cupping. Weekly yoga classes. Est. in Broome 1995. 08 9192 3263 by Appt M – F 9 – 5 susiequicke@hotmail.com FB: Living Hands Bodywork and Yoga

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The Loft – Broome

The Sandalwood Gallery

Yoga and Natural Therapies

Discover the Kimberley’s unique Sandalwood industry and try our wide range of WA made, Mt Romance PURE AUSTRALIAN SANDALWOOD skincare, beauty and lifestyle products. NATURAL HEALTH – PURE RELAXATION

The Loft is a beautiful, spacious Yoga and Natural Therapy center in Chinatown offering a range of classes and activities to support your journey in health and wellbeing. Our program includes Iyengar, Vinyasa and Yin Yoga, Remedial & Therapeutic Massage, Dry-Needling, Reiki, Acupuncture, Ayurveda, Pregnancy & Doula support services.

15 – 17 Carnarvon St Chinatown 08 9192 7014 Map Ref D4 www.mtromance.com.au

We regularly host workshops and intensives with visiting practitioners and have two well equipped consulting rooms available for hire to professional practitioners working across a range of modalities. * * * * *

Yoga Courses & Classes Mind & Body Workshops & Intensives Massage / Acupuncture / Reiki Pre-natal and Doula support Practitioner rooms for hire

Upstairs @ 12 Frederick St Map Ref H4 theloftbroome@gmaill.com Facebook: theloftstudiobroome www.theloftbroome.com.au

Sheree’s Beauty Salon Let us do the hard work for you. Waxing! Dare to be bare. Treatment facials, tinting, love doing eyebrow tints. Shellac nails. Good old-fashioned service, for over 20 years in Broome 7/19 Dampier Tce (above Camel Store) 08 9192 3358 Map Ref E6 Open: Tue – Fri 9 – 5 Sat 9 – 2 Closed Monday

1 Vacation Village

2 Hunter St Depot 3 Guy St (Opp. BP)

19 Cable Beach 32 Boulevard Shops 35 Carnarvon St (CHINATOWN) 37 Opposite Matso’s -

May—Mid October

Hunter St Area Timetable

(On Request ONLY. Call 9193 6585)

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7.45 7.47 7.48 7.49 7.50 7.51 7.52 7.53 7.57 8.02 8.03 8.03 8.04 8.06 8.08 8.10 8.11 8.13 8.14 8.15 8.16 8.17 8.18

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Services FROM Cable Beach

BUS TIMETABLE

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www.broomebus.com.au

19 CABLE BEACH 20 CB Caravan Park 21 Mantra Frangipani 22 (Oppo) OAKS Cable Bch 23 Blue Seas/CB Bckpkers 24 Willie Creek Pearls 25 Divers Tavern 26 Bali Hai/Kimberley Sands 27 GANTHEAUME PT Cnr Cable Beach Rd and: 28 - Gubinge Road 29 - Charles Road 30 - Reid Road 31 Broome Aquatic Centre 32 Boulevard Shops 33 Sun Cinemas 34 Short St (Oppo Visitor Cnt) CHINATOWN AREA 35 CARNARVON STREET 36 Mangrove Hotel 37 Matso’s/Moonlight Bay 38 Mercure Inn 39 Town Beach/Museum 40 Town Beach Club Village 41 Forrest Street (Fong’s)

TIMETABLE SUMMARY 9.53am First First Last until Service Service 6.40pm Service

7 Days

9193 6585

4 Forrest St (Fong’s) 5 Town Beach Club Village 6 Town Beach/Museum 7 Mercure Inn 8 Matso’s/Moonlight Bay 9 Mangrove Hotel CHINATOWN AREA 10 DAMPIER TERRACE 11 Visitor Centre 12 Court House 13 Boulevard Shops 14 Broome-Time Lodge Cnr Cable Beach Rd and: 15 -Reid Road 16 -Charles Road 17 -Gubinge Road 18 Palm Grove C/Van Pk 19 CABLE BEACH

DRYSEASON

Stop #

Mid October—April

8.23am 8.53am First Last until until Service 7.10pm 6.40pm Service

TIMETABLE SUMMARY

7 Days

WETSEASON Town Bus #2

Bus departs at .xx minutes past the hour:

7 Days

Town Bus #1

Sundays and Public Holidays Only Mon-Sat

BUS TIMETABLE

BUS SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK

GANTHEAUME POINT: From May—Mid October, the first service each morning travels to Gantheaume Point. • Ideal for a morning walk along Cable Beach — approx. 5km. • This is the only • NO SERVICE on Christmas Day • Wet Season PUBLIC HOLIDAY and SUNDAY Services start 10.53am time the bus goes to Gantheaume Pt.

BOOKSHOP

FICTION Red Dirt Talking Jacqueline Wright White Divers of Broome John Bailey Diamond Dakota Mystery Julie Wills Tears of the Moon Di Morrissey NON-FICTION Earth Turning Consciousness Greg Quicke Once in Broome Sally Bin Demin Last Truck Out Betty Lockyer Jandamarra Woorunmurra/Pedersen Kings in Grass Castles Mary Durack The Girl from the Great Sandy Desert – Jukuna Mona Chuguna and Pat Lowe A Pirate of Exquisite Mind Diana Preston

CHILDREN’S BOOKS My Home Broome Tamzyne Richardson Staircase to the Moon Bronwyn Houston Two Mates Melanie Prewett Looking for Bobby & Bobby’s Surprise Kerry Anne Jordinson Return of the Dinosaurs Bronwyn Houston Steve goes to Carnival Joshua Dutton / Robyn Wells

Cemeteries Magabala Books Magabala Books is as an awardwinning publisher of quality Indigenous Australian literature and has released more than 150 titles across a broad range of genres. 1 Bagot Street, Broome Map Ref E1 08 9192 1991 www.magabala.com Open: Mon – Fri 9am – 4.30pm

Kimberley Bookshop Specialising in books of the region. In a historical building with lots of atmosphere. Come and have a browse. 3 Napier Terrace, Chinatown Map Ref 08 9193 7169 www.kimberleybooks.com.au Open: Mon – Fri 9 – 4.30 Sat 9 – 2

Japanese & Chinese cemeteries To walk through makes me feel so sad that these people never returned to their homeland and their loved ones. Across the road is Taiji Road – this is named because a lot of the Japanese pearl divers came from this area in Japan – Taiji is Broome’s ‘sister city’. Map Ref N11 Broome cemetery Truly this is a meeting and resting place of many different peoples and religions who have lived, worked and died here. Tourists often overlook the Broome cemetery but there are many historical graves including Sisters of St John of God who have a wonderful graveyard section. These Irish Sisters arrived 1907 and didn’t go home. Explore and you will find other Broome personalities in the cemetery that you’ve read about. See if you can find Robyn Miller’s grave – the ‘Flying Nurse’ Map Ref N11 Pioneer cemetery Overlooking Roebuck Bay on a little hill is this peaceful resting place. Take time to look at the names – what a great place to rest. Map Ref O14

Chinatown

Chinatown is the name of our main shopping area in Broome. It is the most confusing name for many visitors to Broome as I am sure you are looking for lots of Chinese restaurants. Today Chinatown is full of food, fashion, pearl jewellery and other retail shops, with three Chinese restaurants. In the early days it was full of pearling sheds, shops, opium dens, noodle houses, boarding houses, laneways and where all the Asiatics lived whilst the Europeans lived in Old Broome area. Take some time to walk down Carnarvon Street and look at the original buildings. Especially on the western side, you will notice that there are still living quarters behind the shops. Drop into Sun Pictures – the oldest operating outdoor picture theatre gardens in the world!

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Dampier Peninsula

One Arm Point Lombadina/Djarindjin Chile Creek

If you’re looking for a bit of adventure and Broome is too busy, head out along the Broome Highway for eight kms and then turn left.

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Known to local Indigenous people as ‘Ardi’, meaning heading north, the Dampier Peninsula offers a get down and dirty holiday if you wish, or a bit of luxury if that’s your style. This is your opportunity to meet the locals, learn about remote community life steeped in culture and history.

Mercedes Cove Middle Lagoon Whale Song Beagle

INDIAN

The Cape Leveque Road stretches for 220kms right up to One Arm Point. Half the road is sealed and half dirt. It’s recommended to have a 4WD as I know you will be tempted to take that off road track and I guarantee you will get bogged.

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Dampier Peninsula Communities At each of the communities along the Peninsula it is protocol to visit the Community Office or shop and ask permission to visit. Some of the communities ask you to purchase a Day Pass or charge a fee. You may be given a handy map of the area so you don’t miss out on the best sights to see, and receive information about the community and any possible camping grounds. Your trip to the Dampier Peninsula is all about culture! Beagle Bay Community Beagle Bay is home of the Nyul Nyul people who are the traditional owners of this area. It is famous for its unique Sacred Heart Church with its pearl shell altar built by the Pallottine monks and local Indigenous residents in 1917. If you have seen the movie Bran Nue Dae you will recognise the altar. It is worth having a look at, there is a shop if you need any supplies. Lombadina Community A tranquil community which is home to the Bardi people, surrounded by white sandy beaches. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday you can purchase bread from their woodfired oven at their General Store open 8am – 11am and 1pm to 3.30pm. They have selected accommodation, an Art & Craft centre plus the famous paperbark Church – Christ the King Church, built from local bush timber.

Djarindjin Community This is right next door to Lombadina Community. It has a General Store. One Arm Point Community Located at the tip of the Dampier Peninsula, One Arm Point Community, or Ardyaloon as it is called in Bardi, is home to approximately 400 people. The community is surrounded by sensitive coastal areas and mangrove systems and is a great place to experience the massive tidal water movements of the King Sound. The Bardi Jawi people are strongly connected to the salt water and have a rich culture and traditions passed down from their ancestors who lived on the surrounding islands and the mainland. The Ardyaloon Store is well stocked and open from Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm, Saturday 9am till 11.30am. On the right hand side before the roundabout, fuel is available 24/7. All major debit cards accepted. Fuel cards are also available at the Store. Visit the Ardyaloon Hatchery – to learn about the community’s trochus fishery tradition.

DAMPIER PENINSULA

Ardyaloon Trochus Hatchery & Aquaculture Centre Have a close look at some of the spectacular marine life of the Dampier Peninsula. We have many aquariums to view local tropical fish species. Get an insight into ornamental fish breeding and learn about the community’s sustainable trochus fishery. In our guided tours you can hear about the Bardi Jawi’s strong connection to their land as saltwater people or you can sit down and relax while viewing the most powerful tidal movements of the King Sound ripping through the channel just in front of the hatchery. In our sales area we offer a broad range of locally crafted products such as the women's group’s fabrics and polished shells. Opening Hours: Dry Season (May to September) 9am to 4pm Daily Tours: 10am and 2pm Wet Season – Intermittently, dependent upon staff availability. Entry Fee: $15 Community Day Pass, Kids under 16 are free!

08 9192 4930 www.ardyaloon.org.au

Banana Well Getaway

Brian Lee Hunters Creek Tagalong Tours

Bundy’s Cultural Tours

Banana Well is a place to unwind and escape to the natural surroundings in the heart of Nyul-Nyul country.

Join one of the Kimberley’s most colourful characters on a tagalong tour (own 4WD essential) around the turquoise waters of Hunters Creek.

Bundy offers a truly unique Aboriginal cultural experience.

You can spend your days fishing, mud crabbing, bird watching, bush walking or just enjoy the peace and quiet. Feed our peacocks and ducks or just watch the sunsets! Make this your base to explore the surrounding area. Your hosts have local knowledge and will ensure your time remains a memorable one. We offer beautiful bush settings with a range of accommodation options. √ Powered and unpowered caravan and camping grounds √ Single and double airconditioned units √ Camp kitchen √ Laundry facilities √ Ice, bait and fishing tackle Pets are welcome. Dampier Peninsula (140 kms north of Broome & 20 kms south of Beagle Bay) 9192 4040 On-site office 9192 2631 Town office 0400 572 696 www.bananawellgetaway.com.au

The Dampier Peninsula has been home to the Bardi people and their saltwater culture for tens of thousands of years. Take in the breathtaking scenery, while Brian Lee shares his country and unique Aboriginal perspective with you. Learn traditional fishing and crabbing methods and taste seasonal bush fruit. Regular tours depart from Kooljaman at Cape Leveque at 8.30am or design your own full day adventure with Brian. Bookings are made through Kooljaman on 9192 4970 or reservations@kooljaman.com.au www.brianleetagalong.com.au

Bush tucker walks from Kooljaman at Cape Leveque show the abundance of seasonal food and the local use for many of the native plants. Bundy also offers a range of tagalong tours (own 4WD essential). On a Spear Making Tour learn the history and dreamtime stories of the Bardi people and the ancient craft of spearmaking – try catching lunch! See the traditional way of catching fish on the Fish Poisoning Tour or as the sun sets on a perfect day, join Bundy's mob for a spot of night fishing, with a twist! Tours are booked through Kooljaman on 08 9192 4970 reservations@kooljaman.com.au www.bundysculturaltours.com.au

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 (08) 9192 4970  reservations@kooljaman.com.au kooljaman.com.au

············ EXPERIENCE ············ EXPLORE ············ CONNECT ············ LEARN ············ PLAY ··········· RELAX ··········· BOOK YOUR STAY AT KOOLJAMAN WHERE EVERY GUEST IS FAMILY & YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME HOME

Kooljaman is proudly owned by the Bardi communities of Djarindjin and Ardyaloon

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VOUCH

Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm

Gnylmarung

Swimming, snorkelling, fishing, whale watching. Small quiet camping area, with a choice of shady, secluded, bay view or sunny camping sites and boat ramp. Pets welcome. Bookings essential. Middle Lagoon Road, 30 k’s off Cape Leveque Road 08 9192 4097 retreat@gnylmarung.org.au

We offer the true adventurer a rare glimpse into the rugged beauty of the Kimberley coastline all from the tip of the beautiful Dampier Peninsula.

Kooljaman at Cape Leveque

John & Kathleen McLennan

Relax by our pool, try pearl meat at our licenced restaurant or extend your stay overnight in our secluded safari tents, pearler’s shacks or campsites.

Cape Leveque Road, Dampier Peninsula 08 9192 4283 www.cygnetbaypearlfarm.com.au

Goombaragin Eco Retreat An exclusive getaway with great panoramic ocean views. A variety of accommodation options available. Choose from self-contained with own ensuites eco tents and eco chalet to semi contained nature tent on raised decking to unpowered campsites. Enjoy our private beaches, beautiful coastal landscape and towering pindan cliffs. A pathway gives you access to the beach or just relax on Aalin’s Lookout and watch the world go by. Great swimming, snorkelling, fishing, beach and reef walks. Spectacular sunrises and sunsets to star gazing at night plus more! Pender Bay, Dampier Peninsula 0429 505 347 / 0499 330 508

Ngarlan Yarnin Mena Lewis

I am a Nyul Nyul and Bard woman and invite you to join me for an informative storytelling about the history of the Sacred Heart Church and life in the Beagle Bay. A fascinating insight into traditional Aboriginal Culture and lore. 0408 672 840 Beagle Bay Community

goombaragin@gmail.com www.goombaragin.com.au Find and follow us on •Facebook •Wikicamps •Tripadvisor •Flickr •Instagram •YouTube

Visit this remote and unique wilderness paradise, located at the tip of the Dampier Peninsula. A variety of accommodation is available to suit a range of budgets from selfcontained wilderness safari tents, to bush pole cabins, camping in the campground or our very popular beach shelters. There is a diverse range of naturebased activities including scenic boat tours, scenic flights over the Buccaneer Archipelago and a range of local cultural tours. Facilities include an al fresco restaurant/cafe, open all year round, a general store selling basic goods, souvenirs and snorkel hire equipment. Cape Leveque Rd, Dampier Peninsula 08 9192 4970 reception@kooljaman.com.au www.kooljaman.com.au Office open: April – Oct 8 – 5 Nov – Mar 8 – 4

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Oolard Fishing Charters 08 9192 4970

Four Hour Charter $200 Per Adult • Whale Watching & Sunset Cruises – $120 Per Adult

Visit our Family Friendly Paradise • Swim • Snorkel • Fish • Relax • Learn about Bardi Culture

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Lombadina Relax Experience Enjoy Relax on white sandy beaches characterised by pristine turquoise waters. Experience the colour of the Kimberley, the thrilling fishing and breathtaking whale watching. Go snorkelling, enjoy a kayak tour and enjoy a feed of fresh mud crab. Tours are timed to take full advantage of the tides ensuring your experience is more exhilarating than exhausting. You can stroll around on our community tour which takes in the old mission with its beautiful mangrove and paperbark church. We offer a range of accommodation and services including fuel, mechanical repairs, general store, craft shop. Fresh bread is baked on Monday, Wednesday and Friday in our wood fired bakery. Cape Leveque Rd, Dampier Peninsula Open: M – F 8 – 11 1 – 4 08 9192 4936 lomboreception@westnet.com.au www.lombadina.com

Mercedes Cove Exclusive Coastal Retreat

Nature’s Hideaway Middle Lagoon

Pat & David Channing Listed in a National Heritage area, your own private sandy beach, ocean views from your accommodation with the night sky covering you with a blanket of stars. Limited guest with only the sounds of the ocean and nature. July to September observe the magnificent Humpback Whales as they frolic around in the ocean. Swim, snorkel. Fish, walk/exercise on the beach, nature at its best with a variety of birds, lizards and wallabies.

Here at Nature’s Hideaway Middle Lagoon we are Dampier Peninsula's largest Nature Base Park. You will enjoy its peace and tranquillity as it overlooks two spectacular beaches where you can snorkel, swim, fish, relax or walk along our beautiful lagoon beach. Don't forget to bring your camera as the sunsets are unbelievable.

Oolard Fishing Charters Cruise out to the nearby reefs for a fun tour fishing for some local favourites – Blue-bone, Snapper, Spanish Flag, Coral Trout, Mangrove Jack, Trevally or maybe even something larger! Bait and fishing rods are supplied. Kooljaman at Cape Leveque 08 9192 4970 www.kooljaman.com.au

We offer and promote our ecofriendly whale watching boat tours and fishing charters by our professional charter operator Ricky Harris from Hooked On.

All accommodation are fully equipped so enjoy this wonderful and unique tourism destination on the Dampier Peninsula taking home memorable and lasting memories.

Our sites are unpowered so bring your solar panels and generator, you can also enjoy camp fires. Cabins are also available 1 with a ensuite. All cabins have linen, gas cookers, fridges, crockery and table and chairs.

Cape Leveque Rd, Dampier Peninsula

Bookings are essential

09 91924687 mercedescove@bigpond.com www.mercedescove.com.au Face Book: Mercedes Cove Trip Advisor: Mercedes Cove Accredited with Tourism West Aust

130 kms from Broome. Middle Lagoon Rd Dampier Peninsula 08 9192 4002 or 08 9192 4525 info@middlelagoon.com.au www.middlelagoon.com.au

Whale Song Cafe & Campground Whale Song Cafe and Campground overlooks spectacular Pender Bay, the Humpback Whale nursery and resting grounds. We offer simple fresh meals and beverages, or stay a while longer at our beautiful bush campground. 08 9192 4000 for bookings Cafe open: 9 – 3 daily dry season

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Dinosaurs

Dinosaur footprints of the Megalosauropus broomensis can be seen at Gantheaume Point. The reef in this area is fragile and the footprints can only be viewed on a low tide of 2.16 m or less. A plaster copy of the tracks is conveniently located at the top of the cliffs and decreases the impact of visitors on the reef. There is no signage as to where the footprints are and you need to be sure footed and have a keen eye. The tracks are 115 to 120 million years old and extend from south of Broome all the way to Cape Leveque, 200 kms to the north. There are tracks of meat-eaters related to the famous tyrannosaurus and of possibly the largest dinosaur of all, an immense sauropod which left behind a print measuring 1.7m across. The

tracks found in the area prove that all the main groups of dinosaurs inhabited Australia. There were the huge sauropods â&#x20AC;&#x201C; meat-eating theropods, armoured ankylosaurus â&#x20AC;&#x201C; vegetarian ornithopods and even the spectacular stegosaurus with its strange fin of bony plates and spiked tail. Unfortunately, we can discover nothing more about the stegosaurus tracks

because they were hacked out of the rock and stolen in 1996. They were the only evidence we had that Stegosaurus existed in Australia. This is a good read â&#x20AC;&#x201C; The Dinosaur Dealers by John Long

Looking after Land & Sea

Bardi Jawi Rangers

When visiting the Dampier Peninsula it is impossible to ignore the beauty of the area, from the bluest of blue oceans, to the reddest of rocks and the white sandy beaches. For the Bardi Jawi Aamba (Men) and Oorany (Women) rangers, this spectacular country is not only their home but their office. The rangers are tasked with protecting and managing the land and sea country on the northern end of the Dampier Peninsula. For full story visit www.uniquelybroome.com (Kimberley Stories)

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Dragonfly Season It is the time of the year that I love because you are truly over the humidity and you can almost feel the weather becoming drier. Usually around April you will see all shapes and sizes of dragonflies everywhere. Don’t kill them, them they eat the mossies!

Entertainment & Events

To keep up with events check out the Uniquely Broome website for a weekly update. The Broome Advertiser is a good resource for music gigs and everything happening in Broome. Below are major events that happen in Broome. The Broome Visitor website has current information on events. JANUARY

Australia Day Celebrations at various hotels (26th)

APRIL

ANZAC Day Dawn Service at Bedford Park (25th)

MAY

Shinju Fringe Festival (12th – 14th) Airnorth Cable Beach Polo (20th & 21st)

JUNE JULY

Broome Races start from June – August Kullarri NAIDOC Festival (2nd – 9th) Billfish Tournament Broome Fishing Club (16 - 22nd)

Sun Pictures & Sun Cinemas Sun Pictures is the longest running outdoor picture theatre in the world! Sun Cinemas offers air-conditioned comfort and daytime movies. Carnarvon St, Chinatown – Outdoor Map Ref E4 Weld St (off Frederick) – Indoor Map Ref H1 www.broomemovies.com.au

Environs Kimberley Art Auction (late July) AUGUST

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‘Corrugated Lines’ Writers Festival (11th – 13th)

SEPTEMBER

Shinju Matsuri Festival of the Pearl (2nd – 10th)

OCTOBER

Oktoberfest at Matso’s Broome Brewery

NOVEMBER

Mango Festival by the Lions of Broome (late Nov)

DECEMBER

Carols by Candlelight at Nicholas Emo Centre

The outdoor cinema is an experience! Love it when the planes come in to land at night ! Take a pillow - you’ll be more comfy on the deck chairs. For $5 during the dry season you can experience the history tour at Sun Pictures.

Broome Turf Club

Airnorth Cable Beach Polo – Australia’s greatest beach party – sun, fun and festivities combined with fierce sporting competition. Plan your May trip and ensure your spot on the sand.

Broome horse racing has literally evolved out of the dust over the past decade and is now recognised as the ‘rising star’ of Australian racing.

Dates: 20 & 21 May 2017 www.cablebeachpolo.com.au

Facilities at Broome are as good as any in the state. Large trees and shade sails complement the open style facilities to take advantage of the ‘never fail‘ weather of the dry season.

ENTERTAINMENT & EVENTS

Airnorth Cable Beach Polo

A day at the Broome races is an experience rather than a race day. The colourful social scene, with entertainment throughout the day, is an attraction as big and as fast as the furious racing. Those who have attended the Broome races always return, and the weather report is always ‘fine and good’.

Corrugated Lines

You can purchase a season pass if you wish or just come for a day.

Festival of Words Attention all book lovers and aspiring writers! Join us for Corrugated Lines, Broome’s writers festival, as we turn six! Look forward to book launches, workshops, author conversations and more...visit our website for more info. Festival Dates: 11 – 13 August 2017 www.backroompress.com.au Facebook: CorrugatedLines

Gantheaume Point Rd, Cable Beach PO Box 330 Broome 6725 08 9192 2085 Map Ref S9 broometurfclub@bigpond.com Open: May – Aug racing

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DAR RACE CALEN

Shinju Matsuri

Shinju Fringe Festival

Theatre Kimberley

A unique celebration of the diversity in art, culture, food, and people that make up the tropical sanctuary we all know and love. The weekend will feature a host of events that will bring the community together to showcase and celebrate Broome.

Theatre Kimberley produces quality shows telling local stories – one could be on now! Most of our shows are suitable for the whole family. Visit our website for details of performances and projects.

www.theatrekimberley.org.au

Festival Dates: 12 – 14 May 2017 www.shinjumatsuri.com.au

Festival of the Pearl A festival based on Broome’s unique community spirit, cultural diversity and vibrant history. The festival celebrates the four diverse cultures which have come together in Broome over the past century for pearls: Japanese, Malaysian, Chinese and Indigenous Australian. The festival has a full program of cultural and community events. The opening mardi gras, brings the culture and colour of the community to the streets of Broome in the float parade, with a community concert held on Male Oval. The Sunset Long Table Dinner sees 400 guests sit under the stars on the stunning Cable Beach for a uniquely curated long table dinner. With each course reflecting one of the many cultures of Broome, this will be a feast for all the senses.

Stories and Paintings SSJG Heritage Centre This exhibition presents a history of Kimberley Aboriginal people and the Sisters of St John of God between 1907 and 2007. Stories and paintings gifted to the Sisters are enhanced by photographs of this period.

15 June – 28 July 2017 Open: M – F 9 – 1 Sat 10 – 1 Cost: Entry by donation Group bookings by appointment SSJG Heritage Centre 9 Barker Street, Broome 08 9192 3950 www.heritage.ssjg.org.au

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The floating lantern Matsuri is the spiritual event of the festival, with over 700 floating lanterns being released from Gantheaume Point in special moment of reflection, recognition and remembrance. Festival dates: 2 – 10 September 2017 www.shinjumatsuri.com.au

Sat 3 June Sat 17 June Sat 24 June rby Cup Sat 1 July De ly Sat 8 Ju Sat 15 July rs rby Mad Hatte Sat 22 July De Fri 28 July Kimberley Cup Sat 5 August Ladies Day Tues 15 August Broome Cup Sat 19 August

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FASHION

Azure Beach & Resort Wear

Betty’s Frock Shop

Hats by Felicity

Step into the scented exotica that is Betty’s Frock Shop, owned and run by an old Broome family and evoking the colour and rich heritage of Asiatic Broome.

My passion and art evolves from my love of life on the land and my inspiration from the desert and the sea. My first hats were fashioned whilst living on outback cattle and sheep stations.

Amongst the Oriental furnishings, you will find gifts, jewellery & accessories from all over the world – Portuguese soaps, Indian tinware, Chinese tea sets and Japanese hair pins, as well as hand dyed squash hats, decorative silks, custom made handbags and colourful leather wallets.

My creations are handmade using the classic techniques of millinery and every piece is a one-off. Feathers are hand collected and the pearls are locally grown in the south sea waters near Broome. Hats by Felicity has proudly exhibited in galleries and jewellery outlets and is an annual parade fixture at the Broome races.

Flic Brown

Amanda Clatworthy Taking a stroll down historical Johnny Chi Lane in Broome’s shopping district of Chinatown, you will find Azure Beach Market. This unique indoor/outdoor store has three sections; · Men’s and Women’s Clothing Swimwear Azure Beach Market See a stunning range of smart casual clothing made of natural fibres – cotton, linen and bamboo, that feel great to wear.

What do I pack for my holiday? My advice is to throw out the high-heeled shoes (except for the Race days) and use your pantihose to tie up the tomatoes in the garden or just don’t bring them to Broome! For the guys – no more suits, ties and those dreadful shoes. They call it ‘Kimberley Casual’ and you can get away with almost anything! Broome’s fashion shops reflect our all-year-round summer.

Labels – Blazer, Coast Clothing, genuine Hawaiian shirts, Adrift, Inti, See Saw Linen, Seven Sisters, Gordon Smith, Sequel & Personelle, Rider, Ipanema, and Shoes with Jewels. *AZURE BEACH MEN’S & WOMEN’S WEAR *AZURE BEACH SWIMWEAR * AZURE BEACH MARKET Johnny Chi Lane Chinatown 08 9193 7822 Map Ref E5 azurebeach@bigpond.com www.azurebeach.com.au

Due to the tropical climate and relaxed Broome lifestyle, our handpicked collection features natural fibres with an emphasis on lightweight silk, linen and cotton fabrics. We carry sizes 8 – 22 in our eclectic range of Australian & international labels, including favourites such as Mela Purdie, Banana Blue, Alquema, Metalicus and Joseph Ribkoff. Shop 1/17 Carnarvon St Chinatown 08 9192 1567 Map Ref E5 betty@bettysfrockshop.com.au Dry Season: M – F 9 – 5 Sat 9 – 2 Sun 10 – 1 Wet Season: M – F 9 – 5 Sat 9 – 1

I have proudly held two solo exhibitions in Broome. In 2014, 2015 and 2016 showcased on the runway of New York Fashion Week. As the Milliner on the Move I have showcased my collections far and wide, from remote cattle stations to innerSydney homes. Find me at the Courthouse Markets or visit my studio by appointment. 0438 927 489 www.hatsbyfelicity.com www.millineronthemove.com

FASHION My Pikininis Reusable, affordable quality baby products. We supply fun nappies and eco-friendly baby products. We are a local Broome family that wants to encourage more families to use modern cloth nappies. Order from our website or visit me at the Courthouse Markets. 0419 967 310 my-pikininis.myshopify.com

Nowhere Else But Here

Rainsong Designs

Janeen Stewart

Sharon Robertson

Come in and visit Nowhere Else But Here. We have a range of beautiful cool cotton clothing, so well suited to Broome's climate.

Along with their own Rainsong in-house clothing designs, you will find such labels as Global Mamas, Essaye by Surface Art and printed cotton dresses by Mahashe.

All of our fashion labels are proudly Australian designers, including Lilya, Binny, Boomshankar, Cotton Diva, Ella & Sunday, Steele, Olga de Polga, Zulu & Zephyr, Bird & Kite, Jiva, Bella Lido, all beautiful fabrics that feel wonderful on! We also stock a range of Alchemy Produx candles, Nana Huchy toys and Tiger Tree Jewellery.

Wear Art Ruth Roberts Inspired by the Kimberley. Handcrafted clothing in natural fabrics and unique designs. Made with Love & Joy. Come and chat with Ruth Roberts who will warmly welcome you. 0447 269 264 Map Ref E4 12 Carnarvon St, Chinatown www.wearart.com.au

Shop 1/20 Dampier Tce, Chinatown 0438 855 118 Map Ref E6 janeen_stewart@hotmail.com Open: M – F 9 – 4.30 Sat 9.30 – 1

Shekki

You will also find the cutest range of kidswear that features appliqued sea creatures & flowers. Accessories & Earth friendly gift ideas includes leather sandals, buffalo leather bags, saltwater sandals, locally made soaps and incense by Redfern body Co and healthy treats by Omm Nom Nom Raw Cakes. So many wonderful things for everyone in this exciting little treasure trove.

Whether you’re spending time by the pool or taking a stroll through Chinatown, you need a few style essentials for your stay in Broome. A great swimsuit, cool clothing, a pair of sunnies and casual sandals are your ticket to effortless Broome style. Shekki has a fantastic range of dresses, shorts, pants, tops, kaftans and sarongs, as well as Broome’s largest range of swimsuits including brands such as Jets, Seafolly, Milea, Baku, Sunseeker, Maaji, Moontide, Berzelli and Miraclesuit. So, for a holiday wardrobe update visit Shekki’s welcoming staff to discover stylish, relaxed clothes that will help you slip into ‘Broome Time’.

Map Ref D4 10 Carnarvon St, Chinatown 08 9192 8300 www.rainsongdesigns.com.au Open: M – F 9.30 – 5 Sat 10 – 3 Sun 10 – 2 (April–Oct)

10 Carnarvon St Chinatown 08 9192 2514 Map Ref E4 broome@shekki.com.au www.shekki.com.au Open: M – F 9 – 5 Sat 9 – 3 Sun 10 – 2 (Apr – Oct) Public Holidays 10 – 2

Dinosaur Man – Andy Greig

I was looking for a niche, something that would be fun for the young men I work with to be part of. Something unique but also represented an integral part of our history. I am involved in the arts and social justice I also wanted to expand on the tourism theme - as we had the ‘View to Asia’ sculptural event happening. I felt my dinosaur ‘Zika’ was the perfect fit to show off our incredible natural history, use my mind and get into building/construction mode which I enjoy. I have used post industrial and old farm parts, anything I could get my hands on. I wanted to make sure that even though ‘Zika‘ is heavy, that we could break her down into parts for mobility. She is going to be housed outside Zanders Restaurant at Cable Beach for all to appreciate and ponder on the history of the Dinosaurs and post Industrial social issues!

For Andy’s fully story on his work in the community and the dinosaurs visit www.uniquelybroome.com (Kimberley Stories).

Fauna &Flora

Animals in Broome are not in your face. They love to hide and really only come out in the early morning, on dusk or at night. I started creating this list of creatures I have come across in the Kimberley – we have an abundance – you just have to look. Coucal Pheasants – over the road in the bush. Tata lizards (Ganada) – it always seems that it is waving at you Frilledneck lizard – during the wet season on the road Whales – between June – October Dolphins – every time we go out on the boat Sea Snake – walking along the beach Mud Crab – Dampier Creek Lemon

The list of flora is endless and I am not an expert. A great reference book is Broome & Beyond – it has everything you need to know. Check out the Broome Library for a copy. Look around and you will notice the Boab, Jigal tree (the Indigenous call it the Mother-inLaw tree as custom states that a man and his mother-in-law should not look or interact with each other) the leaves face away from each other. Gubinge (high in vitamin C). Rosella (makes the best jam) and the mangrove system around the bay. We have an amazing climate that allows us to grow native flora and to also have tropical gardens – the best of both worlds!

& Tiger Sharks – in the ocean Processionary caterpillars – in May sometimes on the road Bats– in the night sky every night Geckos – in my house Goanna (Bungarra) – in my back yard Merten’s Water Monitor – at the caravan park in Broome Blue Tongue Lizards – in my garden Salt water crocodiles – at Malcolm Douglas Wildlife Park Wallabies – near the Port Dingoes – at Barred Creek Northern Quolls – at Freshwater Cove Green Tree Frogs – in my outdoor bathroom Mice – not native but I found them in my pool Snakes – always at a distance! Fish of many varieties – when I go fishing Friendly frogs in our bathroom basin

photo Mulla Mulla on the Dampier Peninsula in the month of June.

Fishing

The most popular recreation in Broome and the rest of the world! Beach fishing Threadfin Salmon, Bream, Bluebone, Garfish, Whiting, Coral Trout Creek fishing Barramundi, Javelin Fish, Mangrove Jack, Mud Crabs, Flathead, Threadfin, Queenfish, Bream Reef fishing Snapper, Coral Trout, Red Emperor, Bluebone, Sharks Game fishing Sailfish, Marlin, Spanish Mackerel, Tuna, Cobia Sport fishing Queenfish, Cobia, Spanish Mackerel, Threadfin Salmon The Jetty All of the above, if you’re lucky

Absolute Ocean Charters Kelly & Mick Woodley For your ultimate ocean adventure come fish with the best in the North West and enjoy an action packed day exploring the pristine waters of Broome. Experience a full or half day reef fishing charter on board our 65ft vessel Contessa C. Catch quality table fish for dinner, or earn bragging rights landing a great fighting sport fish! Beginner or expert, our highly trained staff are always on hand to help. Families and young children are welcome; you may wish to share a line with your child.

Take your tinnie up either Dampier Creek or Crab Creek and do some mudcrabbing, or if you’re game (which I’m not) try hooking them out of their holes. Whatever way, chilli mud crab is the way to go. Up-to-date Recreational Fishing and Species Identification Guides are available from the Broome Visitor Centre and Fisheries office at the Port. Ramps for launching your boat are located at: Town Beach – end of Robinson St Map Ref O14 The Catalinas – end of Hamersley St Map Ref O14 Entrance Point – port end of Port Drive Map Ref T14 Gantheaume Point – south of Cable Beach Map Ref S8

If ocean fishing is not your thing then explore the estuarine creek systems and try your hand at landing a Barramundi or Mangrove Jack! Mud Crabs are also an option so drop a crab pot in, drop a line in, and soak up the picturesque sites of the mangroves.

New fishing laws: Check out the Department of Fisheries website for bag limits and licensing requirements – www.fish.wa.gov.au. Traditional Fish Cakes

Side of tuna/salmon/snapper cooked, flaked & de boned 4 Potatoes cooked & roughly mashed 1 Onion chopped finely 1 cup chopped Basil leaves & Coriander 3 cloves garlic & ginger/galangal chopped finely

2 spoons of Dijon mustard 2 eggs 1/2 teaspoon Chilli to taste Bread crumbs Fish sauce & pepper to taste

Mix in a large bowl, then make into small patties & cover with breadcrumbs. Cool in fridge for an hour or so then heat oil in a pan preferably bran oil and fry till golden brown Basic but beautiful!! Capt. Christos

All gear, food and drinks are provided including return transfers from your accommodation. All you have to do is remember to bring your camera! 08 9192 5095 info@absoluteoceancharters.com.au www.absoluteoceancharters.com.au

FISHING Broome Billfish Charters

Broome Bluewater Charters

Chris Nisbet (Owner/Skipper)

Regan Grant – Skipper

Come and catch a sailfish. Broome is a hotspot destination in Australia with large numbers of sailfish.

Broome Bluewater Charters is a locally owned and operated company specialising in full and half day reef and game fishing. Perfect for small groups ensuring a personalised fishing experience.

The game fishing season starts in April and lasts till Oct/Nov, with the earlier months producing Spanish Mackerel, Tuna & Cobia. Marlin and Sailfish turn up in good numbers late June, we use the switch bait method so we’re on the move all day.

0428 578 439 info@broomebluewatercharters.com.au www.broomebluewatercharters.com.au

‘Billistic’ is moored @ Gantheaume Pt. (opposite Broome Race Course) 0407 682 241 chris@broomebillfish.com www.broomebillfish.com TripAdvisor Facebook: broome billfish charters

Come join us aboard Rare Breed II – Broome’s fastest, purpose built jet boat. All fishing gear is provided and your catch will be cleaned and bagged. We know the spots! 0499 333 179 www.fishbroomecharters.com

Kimberley Camping & Outback Supplies Fishing, camping, caravanning or kayaking, you'll find the largest range of equipment and clothing in the Kimberley. Huge range, quality products, great service.

Map Ref O11 Cnr Frederick & Cable Beach Rds 08 9193 5909 Fax 08 9193 6878 Open: 7 days seasonally www.kimberleycamping.com.au

Game Fishing

Sail fishing is one of the most spectacular forms of light tackle sports with speco jumps, backflips and tailwalks. Combine this with an abundance of wild life – turtles, birds, whales, manta rays, etc and you’ve got an amazing fishery. This is a light tackle sport suitable for all ages. We supply everything except your alcohol. All charters are a full day

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FISHING

Flying Boat Wrecks Kimberley Kayak Fishing Gregg Davey Stunning pindan cliffs, amazing mangroves, azure blue waters, prolific marine and bird life and is famous for its sunsets. There’s a very good chance of catching, photographing and releasing Barra, Cobia, Mackerel, Queenfish, Tuna 08 9192 2285 or 0458 922 285 www.kimberleykayakfishing.com.au Open: Courthouse Markets Saturdays

This photo was taken at dawn

West Kimberley Fishing Tours Jeff and Tamsen Prunster

Day charter reef fishing and creek fishing with small numbers max of 6 people. New boat ‘White Pearl’ catering for experienced and novice fishers. Group bookings welcomed and private charter available. Pick and drop off and fishing gear provided. 0417 889 479 for a great day out westkimberleyfishingtours@bigpond.com

It’s an eerie feeling walking out on the mudflats of Roebuck Bay when the tide is at its lowest to see the wrecks of the Catalinas and Dorniers that were ‘strafed’ on the 3rd March 1942. Nine Japanese aircraft attacked 15 flying boats that were refuelling in Roebuck Bay. These planes, belonging to Qantas, the Royal Australian Airforce, the Royal Netherlands Navy

and the US Navy, were transferring mainly women and children refugees from Java to southern states of Australia. The records are sketchy so noone knows really how many lives were lost - approximately 80. All were fleeing from Java as the Japanese were invading that area and Broome was a refuelling stop for the planes. A good book to read if you

want to know more is ‘Broome’s One Day War’ by Mervyn Prime. Available from the Broome Museum. Remember that the wrecks are living graves and not to walk too close to the remains. The wrecks are visible on a low tide of one metre or less. See the Walks section for the Flying Boat Walk. Map Ref O14

Pearl Meat

Pearl meat is the adductor muscle of the pearl oyster, Pinctada Maxima. It is a by-product of pearl production and is a highly regarded delicacy. Once the oyster is no longer used for producing pearls the adductor muscle is removed. As only small quantities of pearl meat tend to be harvested annually it is an expensive commodity, selling in Broome for around $110 per kilogram fresh. The white pearl meat can be eaten raw and is described as sweet with a hint of salt. It is similar to abalone or scallop in flavour. With a delicate flavour and texture, pearl meat needs no more than a quick sear to cook. It is thought to have aphrodisiac properties – seems most seafood has. Bon appetite!

18 degrees

Azuki Japanese Fusion

Ryan Henderson

Scotty Thorpe & Rani Wagner

Winners of Best Restaurant & Best Cocktails in the 2015 & 2016 Best of Broome Awards. Delicious share plates with an extensive beer, wine & cocktail menu.

This is Broome’s only Japanese influenced eating house where everything is authentically prepared using the freshest ingredients and premium Japanese stores.

The Bali Hai Café captures the essence of Broome. Fresh produce and other high quality ingredients are used to create delicious food with an Asian twist.

Seaview Shopping Ctr Map Ref 013 08 9192 7915 www.18degrees.com.au Open: 5 days Tues – Sat from 5pm

Our a la carte menu has a blend of traditional and specially fused dishes including sushi, sashimi, bento boxes, curry, Okonomiyaki, teas, house drinks and delicious desserts. Choose between our al fresco dining or enjoy your meal indoors on our unique six metre Jarrah table setting surrounded by locally hand crafted Japanese influenced décor. A selection of fresh ramen noodles are also available for lunch.

6 Murray Rd Cable Beach Map Ref M9 08 9191 3160 Please phone to confirm opening hours www.bailihairesort.com

The Aarli Nick Wendland

We are not licensed, so BYO is perfectly fine. Catering can also be arranged for that special event. Remember Japanese food is only 15% raw!! So don’t be scared, give your taste buds a treat.

Delicious contemporary Asian eating house. Find out why The Aarli is a favourite amongst locals and visitors alike.

15 Napier Tce – look for the Flying Fish! 08 9193 7211 Map Ref G4 azukicatering@bigpond.com

08 9192 5529 Map Ref H3 Cnr Hamersley & Frederick Sts Open: Breakfast – Lunch – Dinner 7 days at week

Open: Lunch 11 – 2.45 Mon – Fri Dinner call to confirm Closed: Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays

Bali Hai Cafe

Cafe d’Amore Jude & Radiel Enjoy great food in an intimate setting amongst tropical gardens. Wood fired pizza, home made pasta, decadent homemade desserts and great coffee. Fully licensed. Jones Place Map Ref 012 9192 7606 – Bookings encouraged wwwcafedamore.com.au Open: Tue – Sat 5.30pm to late

FOOD The Butcher & His Knife Paul & Esther Cummins The Butcher & His Knife in the Broome Boulevard Shopping Centre specialises in quality meat. A wide selection of value-added meat products, including beef, lamb, pork, chicken, gourmet sausages (made on the premises), small goods, crocodile and other game meat. Our meat products are sought from leading growers sourced throughout Australia, predominantly South-West farmers.

The Deck Poolside Bar & Restaurant Kimberley Sands Resort and Spa Enjoy poolside dining at Kimberley Sands Resort and Spa. Our boutique resort and day spa reflects Broome’s unique beauty, culture and climate. We invite all visitors to Broome to experience contemporary Australian cuisine prepared by our award winning chef. Our menus showcase the finest quality produce available in the Kimberley.

Seafood We are also stockists of local and Aussie seafood. Our fish is processed and snap frozen on the boat. Once thawed, quality and freshness is guaranteed.

Spend the afternoon relaxing with a cocktail, enjoy our a la carte lunch, or join us for dinner from 6.00pm (bookings recommended).

Cryovacing is available by order for all of our customers.

10 Murray Road, Cable Beach 08 9193 8388 Map Ref M9 www.kimberleysands.com.au

Broome Boulevard Shopping Centre Frederick Street Map Ref N11 08 9192 3255 08 9192 3266 fax paul@butcherandhisknife.com www.butcherandhisknife.com

Open 7 days Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Open: M – F 8.30 – 5.30 Saturday 8 – 4 Closed Sunday & Public Holidays

Stockist of Quality Meats & Local Seafood MEAT Wide selection of suitable meat products for travelling or BBQs including smallgoods Sausages in natural casing gluten free made on the premises

SEAFOOD Wide range of Australian and Local Seafood including wild caught Kimberley Barramundi & Threadfin Salmon

VACUUM PACKAGING We can pack to your requirements by Order Shop 49 Boulevard Shopping Centre 106 Frederick Street Broome

08 9192 3255 Email: paul@butcherandhisknife.com

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Mudcrab Romance by Jason Fowler Ever wondered how the mudcrabs of Roebuck Bay go about breeding and bringing successive generations of baby muddies into the world? While very little is known about Roebuck muddies, we do know a lot about their country cousins from the Northern Territory, thanks to the NT Fisheries Department. The time to score usually falls on a full moon. This is when the female is most likely to moult. And when theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re moulting well think Thursday night at the Roey. Male mudcrabs eye-stalks stick up when a female is about to moult. They fight off other males and claim their girl. For the rest of this love story go to www.uniquelybroome.com (Kimberley Stories)

The Ice Creamery

The Galley Bistro

Homemade Lemonade

Divers Tavern

Rachel Beadle

Victoria Robinson

Only a short stroll from the iconic Cable Beach. The Galley Bistro at Divers Tavern features sumptuous steaks, seafood and their famous BBQ ribs.

Cool down @ the Broome Courthouse Markets with an icy cold, homemade lemonade. Made with Broome organic lemons – it’s the most delicious lemonade north of the 26th parallel!

This year is a new chapter for the Broome Ice Creamery – we are going mobile!

12 Cable Beach Rd, Cable Beach 08 9193 6066 Map Ref M9 www.diverstavern.com.au

Green Mango Cafe Offering breakfast & lunch, great coffee, a large selection of sandwiches, wraps and cakes, smoothies and freshly squeezed juices. Also gelato, made on the premises. 12 Carnarvon St, Chinatown 08 9192 5512 Map Ref E5 www.wildmangocafe.com.au Open: M – F 7.30 – 4 Sat & Sun 8 – 2

Courthouse Markets Saturday 0438 900 778 Map Ref I2

Bakwan Van Thursday throu gh Saturday night to y can get a late n ou ight feed at the Bak wan Van - near Azu ki Japanese from 10pm.

We are famous for our all natural mango icecream, made in Broome for over 25 years. Select from a huge range of natural, real fruit icecream (no preservative.no eggs) to suit anyone’s tastebuds plus fruit swirl real fruit smoothies and fresh fruit lassi that will satisfy any craving. The old fashioned thickshakes, milkshakes, ice slushies, iced coffees, iced choc, and super smoothies are also on the menu. Look for our van at the Broome Courthouse Markets every Saturday and around town at many functions and venues through the year. If you would like to book us for a special occasion or event we are happy to bring along our colourful van and serve you. 0427 937 381 For our locations check us out on Facebook

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FOOD BROOME WELLNESS BAR • Juices • Smoothies • Vegetarian • Lunches • Gluten Free • Vegan Delicious & Nutritous Get Healthy with Us!

Broome Natural Wellness

Broome Boulevard Shopping Ctr

9192 1217

www.broomenaturalwellness.com.au

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Kimberley Coffee Company A visit to Broome is not complete without trying a famous award winning coffee from the Kimberley Coffee Company @ Broome Courthouse Markets. The 2016 Sydney Royal Silver Medal winning coffee roaster, roasts fresh in Broome and express delivers Australia wide. Many visitors to Broome now buy their coffee this way, long after they have left the Kimberley. The coffee is that good! Open: Courthouse Markets Sat/Sun Staircase Markets Map Ref I2 Special Events Open: Roasting Shed Map Ref K11 Entry Dawn Way only Cnr Harriet, Broome Please check website for opening hours and special events

Little Indian Restaurant

Martin & Kim Peirson-Jones

It’s all about trying something different in our 12 Mile mango utopia! Enjoy locally produced food, sip on our famous mango smoothie (or a Mango Madness Cocktail!) and finish off with one of our delicious mango cakes or homemade mango ice cream.

Matso’s is the Kimberley’s award winning microbrewery and is a true Broome treasure. With one of the best locations in Broome overlooking Roebuck Bay, you will never want to leave the verandah with stunning views, great beer and delicious food.

Our international chefs select the finest local produce and combine with a myriad of imported spices to create the taste of real Indian food.

Our expanded lunchtime menu is available all day and includes gluten free and vegetarian options. Wood Fired pizzas available Friday and Sunday.

One of the oldest buildings in Broome at over 100 years old, there is no shortage of history on the walls of Matso’s. Our chefs are adventurous and creative, creating amazing dishes matched with our unique craft beers.

Kanagae Drive, 12 Mile Map Ref L12 08 9192 5462 www.mangowine.com.au

You decide how you enjoy Matso’s, whether it’s a snack on the balcony, a couple of Mango Beers, a long lunch or a relaxing dinner!

The menu incorporates traditional classic flavours from throughout India. At Little Indian Restaurant we strive to deliver the finest Indian dishes. Fully licenced and B.Y.O Takeaway available

Cnr Hamersley & Frederick Sts 08 9192 1697 Map Ref H3 0432 482 459 Open: 6 days Dinner 4.30 to late Closed Monday

Matso’s Broome Brewery

At our Little Indian Restaurant we focus on authentic Indian food at every stage, best quality ingredients, best preparation and quality, friendly service. Because we cook to order, you can be assured that your curry will be exactly as you like – mild, medium or hot.

EFTPOS and credit card accepted contact us @ mark@kimberleycoffee.com.au or via our website and facebook page

The Mango Place - Kanagae Estate Julie & Geoff Weguelin

Dry Season : Daily 10 – 4 Wine tasting, shop and lunches Wood Fired Pizza Friday 10 – 8 Sunday 10 – 8 Sat/Sun Courthouse Markets

Matso’s Curry Hut open 7 days a week!

Wet Season: Call for opening times

Open: 7 days from 7am til late

60 Hamersley St 08 9193 5811 eat@matsos.com.au www.matsos.com.au

Map Ref N13

Som Thai Restaurant

Stanley’s Town Beach Cafe

Tenderspot Meat & Seafood

Experience Thailand without leaving Broome.

You will find Town Beach Café overlooking the beautiful, ever-changing scenery of Roebuck Bay’s Town Beach (the heart of Broome) where boats come and go and dolphins visit. Enjoy the relaxing ambience while gazing at the turquoise waters just a few steps from your chair.

Since 1967, Tenderspot Meat Company has specialised in providing high quality meat and seafood products to the public, tourism, chefs and restaurants, the pearling industry, government and non-government organisations.

drive-thru coffee @ Japanese cemetery A range of coffees, other beverages plus delicious bacon and egg wraps and toasted sandwiches. Home-made slices and other goodies – baked fresh every day! Port Drive Japanese Cemetery Map Ref O11 Open: M – F 5am until 11am.

We offer authentic Thai food, prepared by our immensely talented chefs from Thailand, with a splash of Broome flavour. Try our award winning ‘Prawns Tornado’ along with the traditional green paw paw salad, Pad Thai and wide range of Thai curries. Guests can choose to dine in airconditioned comfort, al fresco or book our private function room and be served by our attentive and efficient staff. Takeaway is available and we are fully licensed.

Omm Nom Nom Raw Cakes Coral Stanley

Specialising in RAW sweets. Pop in and grab a sample pack to take back to your Hotel. Celebrating a special occasion? We also provide whole Gluten and Dairy free Paleo Cakes. Map Ref E4 10 Carnarvon St Chinatown 08 9192 8300

Try our tasty home style breakfast cooked to your liking or perhaps lunch where you can choose from either our varied café menu or one of the delicious authentic pastas made to order. Scones and muffins home made daily can be enjoyed with a coffee or pot of tea of your choice.

Take a virtual tour of our restaurant! https://goo.gl/maps/4fecaAvhWpu

We are a BYO café.

5 Napier Tce, Chinatown 08 9192 6186 Map Ref G5 www.somthairestaurant.com

Robinson Street — Town Beach end. 08 9193 5585 Map Ref O13

Open: 7 days for Dinner 4.30 till late Lunch Mon – Fri (May to Sept) from 11 – 2

Open: DRY SEASON Tue – Sun 7 – 2

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Mollie Bean

We can cryovac your meat if you are travelling on the road – just ring and order. Enjoy great savings with our bulk meat value packs. Fresh fish in store weekly. We are hidden away in the Light Industrial Area at a convenient location in Clementson Street. Unit 3/31 Clementson St, Broome, LIA 08 9192 1258 Map Ref P12 08 9192 1254 fax rusty@tenderspotmeat.com www.tenderspotmeat.com Open: M – F 7 – 5 Sat 7 – 12noon

WET SEASON Breakfast only Thur – Sun Check Facebook for times

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Pumpkins & Pagans

I went to meet Rusty Dredge who starting growing Jack-O-Lantern pumpkins 7 years ago at his property called Ginmore just a little passed 12 Mile. In 2016 he harvested 15,000 for our local Australian market plus he is dipping his toes into the overseas market!!!! I didnt know that besides Christmas and Easter that Halloween is the next biggest confectionary/event splurge that the world makes. These pumpkins are beautiful round, very orange and all being produced for the Halloween festival. It’s a worldwide craze and Broome is part of it. ‘These pumpkins grow well above the 26th parallel. We have to be careful their size is consistent and they don’t become too big which can happen! I think we are too kind to them. In Australia there are only 3 growers of the Jack-O-Lantern pumpkins’, says Rusty. To read more go to www.uniquelybroome.com (Kimberley Stories)

FOOD Tong’s Chinese Restaurant

The Wharf Restaurant

Tong family Tong’s Chinese Restaurant was established in 1973 – owned and built by the late Ma Wong Tong. It is a family business, passed onto his son Kevin who is the current cook at the restaurant.

The way seafood should be – fresh, local, simple.

The restaurant creates authentic Cantonese cuisine.

The Wharf offers an extensive local WA seafood selection.

The fully air-conditioned restaurant gives you and your guests comfortable surroundings for your dining pleasure. We cater for group bookings and banquets.

Select from classic Fish & Chips to flavoursome chilli mud crab.

Map Ref G12 10 Napier Tce, (nr Cnr Weld St) 08 9192 2080 bookings & takeaway

** 1/2 price oysters daily 2pm – 5pm **

Open: M – S 5.30 – 9.30 Lunch 11.30 – 2.00 Seasonal (May – Sept)

Al fresco dining with views over Roebuck Bay.

Fully licensed - ice cold beer & sophisticated wine list.

Map Ref S14 End of Port Drive at the Port of Broome 08 9192 5800 bookings 08 9192 5700 gourmet takeaways Open: 7 days Lunch & Dinner 11am - 11pm

Gantheaume Point & Anastasia’s Pool This is home to our lighthouse, racecourse and dinosaur footprints. There are also interpretation boards about the area’s natural, traditional and European history.

30 metres (98 ft) out from Gantheaume Point are dinosaur footprints dated as Early Cretaceous in age (approximately 130 million years ago). The tracks can be seen only during very low tide. Plant fossils are also preserved extensively in the Broome Sandstone at Gantheaume Point and in coastal exposures further north. On a 9.5m tide the different rock pools fill up. The location is stunning, surrounded by beautiful rock formations, overlooking the Indian Ocean. Best sunset viewing! Do be careful as this is a dangerous and fragile area. It gets dark quickly so take a torch (just in case). Map Ref S8

In January 2 014 a storm destroyed Anastasia’s P ool. The pool was named afte r a former lighthouse keepe r’s wife. Patrick Percy had his Chinese crewm an, Wing Loong, concret e the bottom of a rock pool fo r his wife, who was crippled with arthritis.

Broome Florist & Gift Shop Broome’s leading florist, offering bespoke floral arrangements, quality giftware, gourmet hampers, balloons & more. Delivering to resorts, businesses and homes in Broome and worldwide. 08 9192 7035 3/7 Ord Way Map Ref P12 www.thebroomeflorist.com.au

Camel Store A trip to Broome is not complete until you’ve visited the Camel Store! Unique to Broome, the Camel Store has an inspiring collection of camel carvings, handwoven fabrics, artwork, clothing and souvenirs. Stroll through our showroom and learn about the history of camels in Australia from our interesting wall displays and historical artefacts.

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With a dedicated tour desk at your service, our friendly team will assist you in making your Broome and Kimberley stay a memorable one. Book your must-do camel ride here too!

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Shop 1. 19 Dampier Tce, Chinatown PO Box 2252, Broome 6725 08 9192 5977 Map Ref E6 08 9192 5988 fax info@camelstore.com.au www.camelstore.com.au Open: M – F 9 – 4 Sat 9.30 – 1 Sun 10 – 1 (Dry Season only)

Flight of the Bats

A mixed black flying fox and little red flying fox colony of around 50,000 megabats lives all year in mangroves next to Streeter’s Jetty. They chatter and socialise loudly before flying out at dusk each evening. The bats are key pollinators and seed dispersers for native trees and plants. They have amazing eyesight and a good sense of smell so they find the best nectar, pollen and fruit on the native trees. Also they love our mangoes and pawpaws. They are messy eaters and their purple ‘vomit’ is an amazing paint stripper. So don’t park your car under a mango tree!

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DX Silkroad

Stonerage

Dai Marshall

Ross & Ratna

Handmade PURE silk filled doona/quilts, super LIGHT, soft and breath naturally – keep you warm in winter and cool in summer. Plus we have silk scarves etc.

The conception of Stonerage started in 1999 when Ross, with 23 years experience in the building industry, and Ratna, a qualified Indonesian Architect, saw an opportunity for excellent, quality, style and affordable pieces of unique furniture and accessories for the Australian market.

Saturday 7.30 - 12.30 Courthouse Market 0428 877 036 Map Ref I2 dxilkroad@yahoo.com

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Monsoonal Blues gifts & homewares If you are looking for great gifts, homewares or that special souvenir then make sure you pop into our beautiful Shop in Chinatown. It’s truly the Jewel amongst the Pearls. Carnarvon St, Chinatown (next to ANZ) 08 9192 3277 Map Ref D5 Dry M–F 9–5 Sat 9–3 Sun 9.30–2 Wet M–F Sat 9–2 Sun closed (Jan-Mar) www.monsoonalblues.com.au Facebook: monsoonalblues

Huge stone carvings, antique daybeds, hand carved doors, breezeway panels and porticos made from quality recycled teak, to pots, pebbles and hand cut volcanic pavers are all on offer at our showroom. Ross and Ratna are happy to work with you to supply that perfect custom designed piece. We ship to anywhere! Drive along Hunter Street and when you see the big Buddha under the pandanus tree – you have arrived at Stonerage. 22 Hunter St, LIA Map Ref P12 PO Box 3396 Broome 6725 08 9192 1491 stonera@bigpond.net.au www.stonerage.com.au Open: M – F 9 – 5 Sat 9 – 2

Streeters Drapery, Lotto & News

Yuen Wing General Store

Streeters Drapery, Lotto and News is located in Chinatown. The building itself is heritage-listed and has been there since the late 1800's. The business is locally owned and operated since the doors opened.

Our grandfather came to Broome in the 1940's and worked as a pearl diver. He established a small shop (where Shekki is located) which sold the basics.

The Yuen Family

We are the only Broome store that sells fabric for those sewing enthusiasts that like something different. We stock a large range of haberdashery, sewing machines and accessories, stationery, giftware, beads, jewellery fastenings, paper, magazines, sarongs, souvenirs, ready-to-hang curtains, blinds and manchester. We have a little bit of everything! 2 Short St, Chinatown 08 9192 1117

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All the family lived on premises at the back of the shop. My parents didn't arrive until the late 1960's and my father took a job as a pearl diver, while the rest of the family managed the shop which was built in the late 1960’s. We owned the land behind our store (Skylla Lounge Bar) which was then a chinese restaurant. Our store on the Carnarvon Street side used to be a shop and Chinese takeaway. We sold dairy goods, vegetables and frozen meat as well.

WE’VE GOT THE LOT!

•Groceries •Asian Foods •Camping Gear •Luggage •Kitchenware •Sunglasses •Spear Guns •Souvenirs •Toys •Clothing •Hats •Fishing Gear & MORE

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YUEN WING STORE

Over the years the Yuen Wing Store has changed to incorporate what used to be the Chinese takeaway section and added another section which is where our camping goods are located. Our product range has changed over time to cater for the different needs of the community and has evolved to what it is today. Carnarvon Street 08 9192 1267

Map Ref E5

Open: M – F 8.30 – 5.30 S – S 8.30 – 2

19 Carnarvon St Broome 08 9192 1267

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HISTORY

The bronze hard hat diver in Carnarvon S treet isn’t falling ov er - that was the natural lean of the diver in the water as he was being dragged along!

Broome Historical Museum Broome Historical Society Come and explore Broome’s fascinating past at the Broome Historical Museum. Our significant collection is housed in one of Broome’s oldest buildings, the former Customs House, and illustrates the settlement, industry and society of our unique town. Browse through displays on pearling, transportation, communication, wartime, Broome lifestyle and more in airconditioned comfort. We provide research facilities, an extensive photographic collection, local history books and postcards for sale. Disabled facilities available. 67 Robinson Street Map Ref O13 Opposite Seaview Shopping Centre 08 9192 2075 admin@broomemuseum.org.au www.broomemuseum.org.au Open M – F 10 – 4 (May – Sept) Sat – Sun 10 – 1 (May – Sept) Daily 10 – 1 (Oct – Apr) Adults $6 Concession $4 Children (12 – 17) $1

Walk along the Bay and you might find an old gin bottle

Relationships Exhibition – SSJG Heritage Centre, Broome The Sisters of St John of God invite you to view the ‘Relationships Exhibition’ at the heritage listed Old Convent. Using storyboards, artefacts, photographs and audio-visual media you will gain an insight into the relationships formed by the Sisters with the people of the Kimberley since 1907. The exhibition covers the pioneering history, mission history, healthcare, education and community work and the daily and spiritual life of the Sisters. There is a collection of more than 55,000 photographs. After seeing the exhibition you are invited to relax with a cup of tea or coffee on the verandah or sit in the Garden of Healing. 9 Barker St (Old Convent) Map Ref J1 08 9192 3950 admin@ssjgheritagebroome.com.au Open: M – F 9 – 1 Sat 10 – 1 6 February – 3 November Cost: Entry by donation Group bookings by appointment

Jewels from the Sea

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Put some time aside for some serious pearl shopping – it’s fun! The range is huge, designs are different and Broome is the place to buy a pearl. We do have the most beautiful and largest pearls in the world! South Sea Pearls – from the Pinctada Maxima the largest oyster in the world – this is the animal that Broome pearls are grown in. Freshwater Pearls – from other countries, smaller in size and less valuable – still beautiful. Baroque – an irregular shaped pearl – very fashionable. Keshi – a pearl formed naturally or as a result of an implanted nucleus being rejected.

The five virtues of a pearl: Colour

In the early days  the pearl shell industr y, Aboriginal women were captured and sold through a trade called Blackbirding and forced into diving. Some women were made to dive even ilst pregnant. is statue is  a pregnant diver. Map Ref N13

the subtle colours of the rainbow – silver white is my favourite Complexion bit like us, smooth complexion beautiful pearl Lustre does it shine? Shape a perfect sphere is the most valuable, though like all of us, shape is a personal thing Size we all say size counts!

Anastasia’s Family Jewellers Laurene and Darryl Young You’ll feel you’ve truly arrived once you visit Anastasia’s. Anastasia’s has been a fixture of the beautiful Broome scenery for more than 40 years and has become one of the town’s favourite jewellery stores, with a reputation for exceptional quality products and warm service.

Ancient Earth Crystals & Gems Beautifully handcrafted semi-precious one of a kind sterling silver jewellery pieces, made from the Heart of the Earth. View our extensive range including Larimar, Malachite, Shungite and more instore or online. Little Johnny Chi Lane, Dampier Tce 08 9192 6445 sales@ancientearth.com.au www.ancientearth.com.au

Our wide selection includes local and imported pearls along with magnificent diamonds from the Kimberley region. We are also the local stockists for leading jewellery brands and provide jewellery cleaning and repair including watch batteries.. Ask about our excellent no interest payment plan, which allows you to take your purchase home straight away, or our useful lay-buy option. Want to create something unique? Turn your idea into an original piece of jewellery with our design service. 21 Carnarvon St, Chinatown 08 9192 1127 Map Ref E5 showroom@anastasias.net.au

Broome Staircase Designs Julia Prynne The Original Staircase Designer! Come and visit us at our Exclusive Showroom in Chinatown! We are no longer at the Markets! We also have an Online Store. Shop 1, 24 – 28 Dampier Tce Pearlers Row, Chinatown 08 9192 5121 Map Ref F6 www.broomestaircasedesigns.com.au Open: M – F 9 – 5 Sat 10 – 1

JEWELLERY Cygnet Bay Pearls The quintessential â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Broome pearlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; is a Cygnet Bay Pearl, the only pearl grown in the Shire of Broome you can purchase direct from the farm. The story of the Australian Pearl started in 1959 when Lyndon Brown at Cygnet Bay discovered the secrets of pearl culturing, and so began a truly Australian cultured pearling dynasty that continues today under the stewardship of 3rd generation pearler James Brown. Our beautiful pearls have not been treated or artificially enhanced in any way and will bring joy to you and generations to come. Browse our exclusive range of pearl jewellery only available at our Cygnet Bay Boutiques in Broome and at the farm where our precious gems were nurtured into existence. Broome Boutique 23 Dampier Terrace, Broome 08 9192 5402 Map Ref E6 Farm Boutique Cygnet Bay, Dampier Peninsular 08 9192 4810 www.cygnetbaypearls.com.au

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Dahlia Designs

Prudence Galwey

Inspiration from nature. Amanda's jewellery designs draw from many aspects of the fabulous Kimberley. The skies, the land and the sea.

The Galwey showroom reveals a comprehensive range of pearls, with modern designs featuring our unique Australian South Sea pearl, as well as a selection of Black pearls from the Abrolhos and Tahiti, and South Sea Gold pearls.

All pieces exude originality. Materials include silver, gold and rhodium, freshwater and saltwater pearls. Handmade and original dichroic glass jewellery has also been a feature of Dahlia Designs for many years. Amanda and Martin have been trading at The Broome Courthouse Markets since 2004 and invite you to come down and browse. So whether it’s a gift or a treat for yourself, Dahlia Designs jewellery is sure to impress! See voucher section for special offer: free pearl stud earrings! 0438 982 331 Shop on-line @ www.dahliadesigns.com.au Open: Courthouse Markets Sat/Sun Map Ref I2 Staircase to the Moon Markets Map Ref O14 Check website for other locations

Galwey

Amanda Riley

An exclusive new collection of Blush Pink Argyle diamonds offers another exquisite Kimberley gem set in delicate designs. Every piece of Galwey jewellery is lovingly crafted to showcase each pearl and reveal its virtues in the most exquisite way. We encourage you to collaborate with us to create the right piece of jewellery just for you. When you are wearing Galwey you are wearing ‘Pearls of Distinction’. Shop 6 Pearler’s Boardwalk Dampier Tce, Chinatown Map Ref F6 08 9192 2414 www.galweypearls.com.au Open: M – F 9.30 – 4.30 Sat 10 – 2 Sun Seasonal 10 – 2

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Eat Sleep Dive Repeat by Adam Morrow Broome history tells us a lot about the times of the hard hat divers, and what it was like for them back in the early days of Broome’s pearling industry. But what are the experiences of a modern day pearl diver? Adam Morrow, who has been working as a pearl drift diver for the last 5 years, tells us what it’s like. ‘Pearl drift diving is completely different to what 99% of the population call a job. There are only about 50 pearl drift divers in Australia so you could say it is kind of specialised.’ says Adam For the full story visit www.uniquelybroome.com (Kimberley Stories)

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Pearls & Boheme

Soul Gold

Brigitte

Zoe Phreo

Soon after arriving in Broome from Germany in 2001, Brigitte was introduced to a traditional method of glass bead making.

Every piece is unique, personally handcrafted. Inspired from the deep love of nature and country. My jewellery reflects the delight in connection and individual creative self expression.

Brigitte has since developed her own unique style of handcrafted Bohemian glass bead making using specially formulated glasses from overseas and the latest technology of glass processing.

0419 953 639 Studio visit by appointment www.souldgold.com.au

These colourful glass beads combined with precious Australian and Tahitian South Sea Pearls, as well as the finest gold jewellery make for a stunning collection designed and made in her Broome workshop and studio.

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Ask Brigitte to design your unique piece just as you like it! Map Ref E6 Shop 16, Johnny Chi Lane, Chinatown PO Box 1502 Broome 6725 08 9192 8841 sales@pearls-boheme.com www.pearls-boheme.com Open: M–F 9:30-4:30 Sat 9:30–1

Tidal Elegance Looking for something special? Tidal Elegance now has a multi award winning jeweller on the premises who can create a design that is just for you. 21 Dampier Tce, Chinatown 08 9192 7833 Map Ref CC10 Open: April – October DRY M – F 9 – 4.30 S – S 9 –1 Wet season hours may vary

Shop 16 Johnny Chi Lane Broome 08 9192 8841 m 0418 949 881 www.pearls-boheme.com

Johnny Chi Lane A small laneway that connects Carnarvon St with Dampier Terrace. On the walls of the shops along the lane you’ll find descriptions and stories of Broome's early days.

Rosella Tea

There are 20 of them all up, starting at the Carnarvon St end. The stories take you all the way from the days when the first ships landed in Broome, through the whole history of the pearling industry and all its ups and downs, WWII, to the advent of tourism and present day Broome. Map Ref E5 Also known as hibiscus tea. This plant grows like a weed. Harvest the red calyx, give them a wash, and then put in dehydrator or you can sun dry or use fresh calyx. Then just use like tea leaves. It’s properties are tremendous. It helps sooth colds, coughs, helps digestion, promotes healthy kidney function, is a treatment for cancer, and reduces a fever and that’s just a few of its benefits!

L.I.A Areas

Our main light industrial area is located just a couple of kilometres from Chinatown on the edge of Old Broome. Here is where most Broome people go shopping. There are furniture shops, hardware, whitegoods and light industry factories. Take the time and visit a creative cooperative, The Broome Factory, the interesting furniture shed of Stonerage and Nagula Jarndu fabric designers. This area is well worth a drive around. The port industrial area is more heavy industry though hidden away in there is Chimaera Pottery – a must visit! Blue Haze LIA is just 2 kms out of town on the Broome Rd – home to lots of small industry and the Norforce Army Base. Visit Hidden Valley Handcrafts who have their aromatic shop and soap factory in Harriet Rd and Kimberley Coffee have their roasting shed.

The Mango Place - Kanagae Estate

MANGO PRODUCTS

Mango Chips You can never have too many mangoes. Though the problem is they all seem to get ripe all at once. I love making mango chips they last forever.

Julie & Geoff Weguelin With our beautiful Broome mangoes, and lots of experimenting, the challenge has been ‘what can you do with a mango’? After 10 years we have a few ideas!! Mango chutneys, mango jam, mango vinegar, mango curries, mango cakes, mango tea, mango icecream, mango wine ... and Julie is always creating so the list goes on! Come to The Mango Place shop to try our products or see us at the Courthouse Markets!

Mango Chips The mangoes need to be ripe but not over ripe. Firm! Cut off the cheeks of the mango and remove the skin. Slice with a really sharp knife no thicker than 5mm. You will need to have a dehydrater. The time varies but usually taking about 8 hours at 55 degrees celsius.

Incorporating The Chutney Shed and Kimberley Season’s Spices

Kanagae Drive,12 Mile Map Ref L12 08 9192 5462 www.mangowine.com.au Dry Season : Daily 10 – 4 Wine tasting, shop and lunches Wood Fired Pizza Friday 10 – 8 Sunday 10 – 8 Sat/Sun Courthouse Markets Wet Season: Call for opening times

Wallis Mangoes

Jenene’s Mango Cheesecake

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Multi Award Winner and Best in Show– IGA Perth Royal Show The Wallis Mango Farm was established in 1983, and is one of the original mango farms at 12 Mile. From the fruit grown on the farm Leonie and family produce a range of delicious gourmet tropical fruit products. There is a taste for everyone from Fruit vinegars, Dessert sauces, dried Mango, Mango conserves to Wild Hibiscus jams, syrups and fruits. Enjoy our range of homemade Spices and Dukkha from Kimberley Seasons. We also have lots of hot chilli products including Mango & Chilli Sauce, Broome style Chilli Belachan and Red Fire Chilli Sauce for the chilli lover. All products are made on the property, are gluten free and 100% natural. Try our extensive range of Chutneys, Relishes and Pickles at the Courthouse Markets 08 9192 1758 wallis50@bigpond.com Open: Courthouse Markets Sat/Sun Map Ref I2 Week day Sales 137 Kanagae Dv, 12 Mile By Appointment only

No FRESH Seafood or Mangoes as HAND LUGGAGE on flights leaving Broome.

MARKETS Courthouse Markets

Take your time to savour the atmosphere of the markets and remember the majority of the people behind the stalls actually make what they are selling. The money Broome Community Stallholders Association collects for rent goes to selected local charities. The markets are on every Saturday all year round. Also from Easter to October there is Sunday market trading. Map Ref I2

Staircase Markets

The Staircase Markets at Town Beach have a festive atmosphere, food, music and a variety of stallholders. (see Staircase to the Moon section). Map Ref 014

Town Beach Markets

Map Ref O14

Thursday nights from 5pm June â&#x20AC;&#x201C; September

Music

Broome … the very name alone evokes myriad of thoughts and emotions. Its pindan cliffs, the turquoise waters off Cable Beach and the history and mystique of Roebuck Bay! These common threads run through the sound commonly referred to as ‘Broome Music’. There are no words to describe exactly what Broome music is yet when you hear it! The magical nature of this town is comprised of people whose history goes back to days of corroboree, predating the pearling heydays with its Asian and global influence through the ‘wireless’ that would punctuate

the airwaves with songs that reflected the times to modern Broome times. Broome people are proud of their history and are willing to share it with the rest of the world with a colourful cultural expose of music, food and art. The songs of Jimmy Chi’s Bran Nu Dae are woven forever into our music culture. The Pigram Brothers – listening to them is as much a reflective history lesson as it is simply beautiful music. Our music has genres for everyone – from Rock to Country, Jazz to Blues, Hip Hop to instrumental and all the while retaining the very essence of Broome.

Local organisation, Goolarri Media is dedicated to identifying, fostering and promoting emerging new talent and they never have to look for long. The 20+ year open mic session at Murphy’s on a Tuesday night will see German backpackers jamming with Bidyadanga locals or French tourists singing with Beagle Bay musicians in a true display of multicultural coexistence in harmony which, at its core, is the essence of Broome Music. by Guy Ghouse photo taken at ‘A Taste of Broome’

Parks

Bedford Park Map Ref N13 Broome War Memorial is located in Bedford Park overlooking Roebuck Bay. The memorial commemorates residents who died during both World Wars and the Vietnam War. The park also has a range of other memorabilia including Dampier’s Chest and a memorial to the Z Special Unit WA Members. BRAC Oval Map Ref N11 Broome Regional Aquatic Centre has pools, tennis courts, indoor basketball and squash, ovals, skateboard park and lots of activities happening. Cygnet Park Map Ref L11 A wide expanse of grass with good shade. It has a children’s playground. Located in suburban Roebuck Estate. Male Oval Reserve Map Ref M13 Large oval used for sporting events and festivals.

COMPUTERS Haynes Oval Map Ref N12 This is the footy oval and is right next door to the Broome High School on Frederick St. Town Beach Reserve, Pioneer Park & Water Park Map Ref O14 Has a shaded picnic and recreation area with children’s playground and a water park for kids. A great spot to have a swim, watch the Staircase to the Moon or visit the Staircase Markets. Minyirr Park Map Ref P9 Fringed by the Indian Ocean along Broome’s popular Cable Beach is Minyirr Park, with 22kms of colour coded walking trails. Refer to the Walks section for more information. Solway Park Map Ref O10 A suburban park that has a children’s playground and lawned area. Six Seasons Park (Januburu) Map Ref O10

Large children’s playground area and a lovely expanse of grass in the suburb of Six Seasons.

Leading Edge Computers Broome 91B Guy St, LIA 08 9192 1719 sales@lecbroome.com.au M–F 8.30–5 Sat 9–1

DRY CLEANING Map Ref O12

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Pearl Sea Laundromat 14 Flowerdale Rd, Blue Haze 08 9192 1611 Open: Mon – Sat 6am till 5pm

LAUNDROMAT Map Ref K11

Pearl Sea Laundromat 14 Flowerdale Rd, Blue Haze 08 9192 1611 Open: Mon – Sat 6am till 5pm

MECHANICAL REPAIRS Map Ref K11

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@ Town Beach Car Park, Hamersl St foreshore and Gantheaume Pt Lighthouse

Salty’s Diesel Mechanics 26 Hunter St, Broome LIA 08 9192 6777

SOLAR SYSTEMS Map Ref P12

Mobile Solar Systems Advice – Installation – Repair On-site Service 0439 012 503

TRAILER

Kimberley Trailer Parts & Service 6 Gregory St, LIA 08 9193 7330 0429 930 300 Map Ref P12

SERVICES

UPHOLSTERY

Tropical Upholstery 10 Hunter St, LIA 08 9192 2243 www.tropicalupholstery.com.au Open: M–F 7 –4

VETERINARY HOSPITAL Map Ref P12

All Creatures Veterinary Hospital Cnr Barker & Weld St, Broome 08 9192 8081 www.allcreaturesvetbroome.com.au Open M – F 8 – 5.30 Sat 9 – 12

Your local Mac and PC Specialist 91B Guy St, LIA

9192 1719

Open Mon - Fri 8.30-5pm Sat 9 -1

www.lecbroome.com.au

Snubfin Dolphin Roebuck Bay is home to over 100 Snubfins, apparently the largest known group in Australia. Right on our doorstep. I can’t believe I didn’t know that we had a new species of dolphins in Roebuck Bay that only got recognised by scientists in 2005. Isn’t that incredible that in our world there are still new discoveries. They really look so different – they are similar to the Irrawaddy dolphin. A big boofy head – that only a mother would love and they seem quite shy. They are not speedy like other dolphins – they bob around on the surface, gliding along slowly feeding. Probably hoping not to bump into anything, as the Roebuck Bay water is that beautiful azure blue with very low visibility, hence their large head for good sonar abilities.

Staircase to the Moon

The full moon reflects on the exposed mudflats at extremely low tide creating the illusion of a staircase to the moon. Best seen between March to November each year. Great viewing locations – Town Beach, The Mangrove Hotel, Golf Club, in front of the Broome Museum – anywhere along the bay! Staircase Markets happen on the nights indicated – food stalls, handmade wares, arts and crafts from 5pm. March

August

Mon 13th @ 6.42pm Tue 14th @ 7.22pm Wed 15th @ 8.01pm

Tue 8th @ 6.10pm Markets Wed 9th @ 7.02pm Markets Thur 10th @ 7.56pm

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September

They have a quirky way of fishing. Spit fishing! They spit some water in front of the fish and the fish turns – viola right into their mouth. So they are very intelligent too!

Wed 12th @ 6.37pm Markets Thur 7th @ 6.43pm Markets Thur 13th @ 7.17pm Markets Fri 8th @ 7.38pm Markets Fri 14th @ 7.58pm Sat 9th @ 8.35pm

Apparently last year David Attenborough’s film crew visited Broome to film the snubbies! So that means they are unique!

May

Come out and meet our new found friends.

Thur 11th @ 5.56pm Markets Fri 12th @ 6.39pm Markets Sat 13th @ 7.23pm

Photo courtesy of Broome Whale Watching

Fri 6th @ 6.24pm Markets Sat 7th @ 7.23pm Markets Sun 8th @ 8.24pm

June

November

Sat 10th @ 6.07pm Markets Sun 11th @ 6.54pm Markets Mon 12th @ 7.44pm

Sat 4th @ 6.07pm Sun 5th @ 7.10pm Mon 6th @ 8.14pm

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October

Mon 10th @ 6.31pm Markets Tue 11th @ 7.22pm Markets Wed 12th @ 8.14pm

Streeterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Jetty

Built in the 1890s to service the pearling industry, which, at its peak, had up to 400 luggers anchored offshore. The jetty accommodated numerous luggers that off-loaded pearl shell that were transported on trolleys to the sorting sheds. The Indigenous and Asian residents used the jetty for swimming and fishing as this was the only town area they could use for this purpose. This is the best place for plane spotting and listening to the bats in the Mangroves. Map Ref D6 photo courtesy of the Broome Historical Society

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SWIMWEAR

Shekki

Azure Beach Swimwear Store

With its tropical weather and laidback feel, Broome is a perfect spot for a relaxing holiday. But before you step out to get your feet wet, make sure you’ve got a great swimsuit to wear. Head to Shekki, where you’ll find Broome’s largest range of swimwear including great labels such as Jets, Seafolly, Milea, Baku, Sunseeker, Maaji, Moontide, Berzelli and Miraclesuit, as well as a large range of beach and resort wear, sarongs, kaftans, beach bags, hats, sunglasses, sandals and jewellery.

Taking a stroll down historical Johnny Chi Lane in Broome’s shopping district of Chinatown, you will find Azure Beach..

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Whether you just want to have a wander around the store, or need some one-onone help, Shekki’s staff will make sure you leave with something you love, ready for a blissful Broome holiday. All you need to do is get to the beach. 10 Carnarvon St, Chinatown 08 9192 2514 Map Ref E4 broome@shekki.com.au www.shekki.com.au Open: M – F 9 – 5 Sat 9 – 3 Sun 10 – 2 (April – Oct) Public Holidays 10 – 2

This unique indoor/outdoor store has three sections: · Men’s and Women’s Clothing Swimwear Azure Beach Market Azure Beach Swimwear Store offers a stunning range of swimwear for women, sizes 8 to 24. Whether you need extra bra-cup sizes, tummy control, hip minimizer or mastectomy, there are bikini, tankini and full piece swimsuits available for professional fittings. Men’s swimwear is available in ultrabright to more reserved plain colours and is located in the men’s clothing section. Plus there are hats, bags, sunglasses and sandals for all! *AZURE BEACH MEN’S & WOMEN’S WEAR *AZURE BEACH SWIMWEAR * AZURE BEACH MARKET* Johnny Chi Lane,Chinatown 08 9193 7822 Map Ref E5 azurebeach@bigpond.com www.azurebeach.com.au

Call the Midwife by Gwen Jones

I am a remote area nurse and Midwife working in remote Aboriginal Communities in the Top End of the Northern Territory. 20 years ago I left Perth and a career as an operating room nurse and came to the Kimberley, working in Derby then moved into the Kimberley Remote Communities. I fell in love with the Kimberley and the lifestyle it offered. I retired from remote nursing several times over the past 5 years but the shortage of nurses and the introduction of FIFO nurses to fill the vacancies lured me back over and over again. At the moment I am at Ramingining, a community of about 1000 people. For Gwenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s full story go to www.uniquelybroome.com (Kimberley Stories)

Tides

The tides in Broome are among the biggest in the world. The rise and fall of the tide creates a beautiful rhythm to the day and is an integral part of our lives in Broome. We are on a peninsula surrounded by water and it affects our lives constantly. To walk along the beach, boating, fishing, looking for dinosaur footprints or finding the Flying Boat wrecks you really do need to have an understanding of how the tides work. The tide moves in for six hours and then out for six hours. It alternates between a NEAP tide (small movement of water) and a SPRING tide (large movement of water). All controlled by the moon phase.

Learn how to read the tide chart – the number on the left is the time of day, the number on the right is the measurement of the tide. Take the highest number away from the smallest and this gives you a good indication of the movement of water. Neap tide has 2 to 3 metres of movement and a spring tide has 6 to10 metres of movement. High tide on a neap is early-mid morning and early-mid evening, whilst high tide on a Spring is midday and midnight! Yes, I know it is a bit complex but I assure you that if you get to understand the tides – you will always be safe.

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Metre measurement is in depth not distance!!

Dinosaur footprints visible on 2.16m or less

NEAP Tides

2017

TIDE CHARTS

LAT 18° 00’ LONG 122° 13’ TIME ZONE -08.00

National Tidal Centre

Flying Boat wrecks visible on 1m or less

TIDE CHARTS

LAT 18° 00’ LONG 122° 13’ TIME ZONE -08.00

Dinosaur footprints visible on 2.16m or less

NEAP Tides

National Tidal Centre

Flying Boat wrecks visible on 1m or less

2017

Dinosaur footprints visible on 2.16m or less

NEAP Tides

2017

TIDE CHARTS

LAT 18° 00’ LONG 122° 13’ TIME ZONE -08.00

National Tidal Centre

Flying Boat wrecks visible on 1m or less

TIDE CHARTS

LAT 18° 00’ LONG 122° 13’ TIME ZONE -08.00

Dinosaur footprints visible on 2.16m or less

NEAP Tides

National Tidal Centre

Flying Boat wrecks visible on 1m or less

2017

Dinosaur footprints visible on 2.16m or less

NEAP Tides

2017

TIDE CHARTS

LAT 18° 00’ LONG 122° 13’ TIME ZONE -08.00

National Tidal Centre

Flying Boat wrecks visible on 1m or less

TIDE CHARTS

LAT 18° 00’ LONG 122° 13’ TIME ZONE -08.00

Dinosaur footprints visible on 2.16m or less

NEAP Tides

National Tidal Centre

Flying Boat wrecks visible on 1m or less

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Absolute Ocean Eco Cruises

Absolute Ocean Whale Watching

Kelly & Mick Woodley

Greg Quicke

12 Mile Bird Park, Broome’s latest attraction, was opened to the public April 2013.

Let Absolute Ocean Charters take you on a relaxing Eco Sunset & Snubfin Dolphin Cruise along Broome’s stunning coastline!

Four years in the making, the park was basically a private collection now opened to the public. With some of the aviaries from Lord McAlpines Zoo and a few of the birds from Port Smith Bird Park, the park also includes a piece of Broome’s history.

Soak up the scenery in comfort and as we cruise past Gantheaume Point , Reddell Beach, Entrance Point and Roebuck Bay learning about the biodiversity of fauna & flora in the area.

AOC welcomes you aboard to enjoy an awe inspiring afternoon viewing the majestic Humpback whales as they migrate their way along the Kimberley coast.

Broome’s astronomy experience is a 2 hour educational and entertaining mind bender using big telescopes, lasers and fun under some of the best stargazing skies on the planet.

Our marine biologist will be taking your tour, keeping you informed and up to date with all the fascinating facts. Take advantage of the fastest and most comfortable whale watching vessel in Broome. Observe the whales breaching, whale calves learning to swim, sea turtles, sea snakes and dolphins!

0417 949 958 Greg for bookings greg@astrotours.net www.astrotours.net Open: Tours from Apr – Dec

12 Mile Bird Park

We have over 600 birds and 100 different varieties for your viewing. Soft drinks and icecreams are available, plus great colouring in books for the kids. The bird park is a must see whilst in Broome. 24 Yamashita St, 12 Mile Map Ref K12 0408 941 059 www.12milebirdpark.com.au Open: 7 days a week 10 – 4 Entry fee: Adults $15 Children (5 – 15) $10

Spot wildlife such as Snubfin dolphins, turtles, sea snakes, Manta rays, shore birds and the rare Dugong! Our qualified Marine Biologist will be your host on board, providing informative commentary throughout the afternoon. Discover historical sites and landmarks of Broome and top it off with a beautiful sunset over the water! Enjoy complimentary appetisers, water, soft drinks, tea & coffee, and a refreshing drink from our licensed bar. Tours operate daily year round (weather permitting) from 3 – 6pm, times may vary slightly depending on sunset times. Complimentary transfers. 08 9192 5095 info@absoluteoceancharters.com.au www.absoluteoceancharters.com.au

Enjoy complimentary nibbles and refreshing drinks while relaxing on one of the daybeds. Listen to whale song through our hydrophone, and then top it off with one of Broome’s spectacular sunsets. Children's whale activities on board. Guaranteed whale sightings! Tours: late June to early October Afternoon Tour: 1pm to 4pm Sunset Tour: 3pm to 6pm. Complimentary transfers 08 9192 5095 info@absoluteoceancharters.com.au www.absoluteoceancharters.com.au

Astro Tours

In 1880 the R oe Bay settlemen buck t was established. Pin ct Maxima pearl ada shell was discovered at 80 mile beach. In 1883 this sett ment was nam leed the W.A. Gover after n Frederick Nap or, ier Broome.

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TOURS & ATTRACTIONS Broome Adventure Company

Broome Air Services

Richard & Belinda Whether it's your first time kayaking or you've paddled elsewhere, a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Broomestyle' kayaking adventure is not to be missed. Turtle Kayak trips operate mornings or sunsets for 3 hours including hotel pick ups.

0419 895 367 info@broomeadventure.com.au www.broomeadventure.com.au

Broome Air Services provides exceptional air charters throughout the Kimberley and Pilbara regions of Western Australia. Our Eco Beach day experience and scenic air charters depart Broome any time, and offer unique Broome experiences. 08 9192 6100 www.broomeairservices.com.au

Broome and Around

Broome Billfish Charters

We provide several different tours to orientate you to the treasures of Broome. 2 1/2 hour Town Tour, Crocodile Park Tour and the 3 in 1 Combo â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Bird Park, The Mango Place and Crocodile Park Tour. All in airconditioned comfort. Resort pickup and drop off included.

Chris Nisbet (Owner/Skipper)

0419 018 800 broomeandaround@westnet.com.au www.broomeandaround.net.au

Come and catch a sailfish. Broome is one of the hotspot destinations in Australia. From June to October, sail fishing is one of the most spectacular and unique forms of fishing & is a light tackle sport suitable for all ages. 0407 682 241 www.broomebillfish.com Facebook: broome billfish charters

Broome Camel Safaris

Broome Historical Walking Tours

Alison Bird

Wil Thomas

Relax as you ride Broome’s iconic and most loved ‘Blue Camels’ while experiencing the romance of Cable Beach.

Take a walk into history. Hear the stories, visit the iconic locations and learn about the legends. Gain an insight into the mystery and intrigue surrounding the world’s most remote frontier town.

Meet Alison Bird, Broome’s only true ‘Camel Lady’ and most experienced camel operator, who has trekked in the Australian outback with these amazing animals for many years. Training her camels from the wild, Alison has a true affinity with her beloved camels. Learn about the camel’s nature and contribution to Australia’s history. Take home spectacular photos of you on your camel taken by our professional and friendly team. Personally thank your camel by feeding them a carrot at the end of the sunset ride – provided by us. Selected merchandise for sale. 0419 916 101 bookings@broomecamelsafaris.com.au www.broomecamelsafaris.com.au Book early to avoid disappointment. Open: Mon to Sat year round.

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0408 541 102 Bookings essential broomehistoricalwalkingtours.com Tours depart daily from Town Beach.

1942 Pearling indust ry down during th closes e war.

1946 Re-establishmen t of pearling indust the ry. 1956 The first produc tion cultured pearls of at Kuri Bay.

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Flight of the B irds to Asia

Broome Trike Tours since 1999

Broome Visitor Centre

Roger

First round-about as you enter town

Broome Trike Tours operates daily. We have a 6 passenger Limo Trike and 2-3 seater Trikes, We have gained a strong reputation for our full commentary tours. Tours from 1.5 hours to 5 hours.

To discover the best of Broome and the Kimberley, come and ask the locals. We offer local information, tickets for events and a free booking service for tours and accommodation.

0407 575 237 www.broometriketours.com.au Check our ratings on Trepidation

1 Hamersley St 08 9195 2200 www.VisitBroome.com.au Open: 7 days a week

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Broome Hovercraft Eco Adventure Tours Experience the magnificent scenic and prehistoric sights of the Broome town coastline. Enjoy this amphibian ride over very low water, tidal flats and sand bars, places inaccessible by other means. See some very old and perfectly preserved dinosaur tracks in rock on the beach, which once was an ancient planal forest floor. Marvel at the brightly coloured inhabitants that bask amongst the mangrove trees lining the coast and also lurk around the history hiding on the ocean floor.

Broome Whale Watching Cameron & Valerie Birch Broome Whale Watching is Broome’s premier marine based eco-tourism operator with the only dedicated whale and dolphin interaction vessel, Ballena. Experience the sights and sounds of the world’s largest migration of humpback whales. When in a playful mood, the whales put on spectacular displays; breaching, rolling, slapping their pectoral fins and generally having a whale of a time. Listen to the whales singing to each other and witness newborn calves as they learn to swim. As pioneers of the first Broome whale watching operation, we have

guaranteed 100% sighting of whales

Port Drive, Broome Map Ref S13 08 9193 5025 Bookings essential info@broomehovercraft.com.au www.broomehovercraft.com.au

since 2008. Join our fully qualified and informative crew on an interaction with these magical creatures of the deep. Be prepared to be spellbound.

Open: All year round

Four hour whale watching sunset cruise includes bus transfers, cheese and cake platters and hot and cold beverages.

21/2 Hour Town Tour Pickup 9am

Crocodile Park Tour Pickup 2pm

3 in 1 Combo Bird Park - The Mango Place - Croc Park

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Pickup 1pm

BOOK NOW call 0419 018 800 Resort Pickup & Dropoff included

08 9192 8163 admin@broomewhalewatching.com.au www.broomewhalewatching.com.au Whale Watching June – October

Royal Flying Doctor Service

RFDS Broome Crew with state of the art PC12 aircraft

Sophie Pepper, Heather Cuddler, Jade Ball, Jo Smallish, Vicki Furness

Living in a remote region makes you realise how important the RFDS service is and that it could save your life. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget we are only a small town of 18,000 residents, with a great hospital but we cannot cope with all emergencies. The nearest city Darwin is 1,800 kms away and Perth is 2,300. In 2016 they opened their new Broome base â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the first new regional operational facility established by the RFDS in WA in the past 50 years. To donate call 1300 669 569 or check out www.flyingdoctor.org.au For their fully story go to www.uniquelybroome.com (Kimberley Stories)

The Brown Family Immerse yourself in genuine history and expertise at the only commercial Australian South Sea Pearl Farm open to the public. Discover the secrets of how we create the famous ‘Broome Pearl’ Get hands on with some of the world’s finest pearls and discover what makes Cygnet Bay Pearls so special. Feel the immense power of the world’s largest tropical tides on our Giant Tides or Waterfall Reef Sea Safaris. 200km north of Broome on the tip of the Dampier Peninsula. Accessible by road and air. Extend your stay in our safari tents or campsites. Day trips from Broome Available. 08 9192 4283 Cape Leveque Road, Dampier Peninsula www.cygnetbaypearlfarm.com.au

Fish Broome Come join us aboard Rare Breed II – Broome’s fastest, purpose built jet boat. All fishing gear is provided and your catch will be cleaned and bagged. We know the spots! 0499 333 179 www.fishbroomecharters.com

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Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm

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Kimberley Aviation Air Safaris Discover iconic Kimberley landmarks with Kimberley Aviation. Explore the natural wonders of the Horizontal Waterfalls, Buccaneer Archipelago, Cape Leveque and Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. You haven’t experienced the heart of the Kimberley until you’ve joined us for a Kimberley Aviation Air Safari – the ultimate Kimberley flying experience. 0429 112 407 www.kimberleyaviation.com.au

Kimberley Kayak Fishing

Kimberley Wild Expeditions

Gregg Davey

Jen Bird

My workplace has stunning pindan cliffs, amazing mangroves, azure blue waters, prolific marine and bird life and is famous for its sunsets. Clients regularly see giant manta rays, whales, turtles and sea snakes and a wide range of birds. Some choose to tailor the tour to their special interest, like bird watching, photography or simply enjoying the unforgettable scenery. There’s a very good chance of catching, photographing and releasing Barra, Cobia, Mackerel, Queenfish, Tuna and more, but no-one seems to care much if they don’t. What’s more, clients feel good about supporting this awardwinning, environmentally friendly venture. Want a wonderful experience?

Get out of town and discover the highlights of the Kimberley!

PO Box 3067, Broome 6725

Map Ref E6 Shop 20 Johnny Chi Lane, Chinatown Reservations: 1300 73 88 70 sales@kimberleywild.com.au www.kimberleywild.com.au

08 9192 2285 0458 922 285 kkfish@kimberleykayakfishing.com.au www.kimberleykayakfishing.com.au

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Rickshaw transport is back into vogue!

Open: Courthouse Markets Sat Map Ref I2

Don’t miss the secrets of Broome, our idyllic Kimberley gorge country or pristine Cape Leveque. Join Kimberley Wild Expeditions, Western Australia’s award-winning Best Tour Operator and experience the best of Broome and the Kimberley with the local experts. Travel in custom-built 4WD vehicles and enjoy delicious meals and fascinating guided commentary as you explore one of the world’s last wildernesses, right on Broome’s doorstep. Options include Broome town tours, day tours or extended adventures.

Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park Come and experience Australia’s biggest collection of giant saltwater crocodiles! • Watch feeding frenzies of huge crocs • See Malcolm’s massive rogue crocs • Compare the salties with our alligators, freshies and caimans • Have your photo taken holding a friendly snake or a baby croc! The 3pm feeding tour is an awesome spectacle. You’ll see the crocs at their most active and hear a guide talking about these incredible survivors from an ancient era. • Gates open 2 – 5 7 days • Feeding tour 3pm daily (closed Christmas Day) • 351 Broome Highway • 16km from Broome on the right • 08 9193 6580 • www.malcolmdouglas.com.au

Julie & Geoff Weguelin Only 20 minutes (20 km) from Broome, our 12 Mile tropical oasis will enchant you with tranquil surrounds, delicious mango flavours and unique products. Relax in the shade and soak up the atmosphere, taste our mango wine, discover the endless delights inside our shop and explore the Rainbow Walk, a trail amongst mango and other, native trees ... keep your eye out for local wildlife!

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The Mango Place - Kanagae Estate

Broome’s Jetty Jetty trail reca to pt essence of Old B ures the roome – the town’s histor ic foreshore, the he art of Yawuru country and the hub of Broome’ s vibrant pearling past. L the stories and isten to memories of those who gr ew up and worked in the multicultural co m of Broome’s pe munity arling heyday.

Kanagae Drive, 12 Mile Map Ref L12 08 9192 5462 www.mangowine.com.au Dry Season : Daily 10 – 4 Wine tasting, shop and lunches Wood Fired Pizza Friday 10 – 8 Sunday 10 – 8 Sat/Sun Courthouse Markets Wet Season: Call for opening times

Follow the signs from Streeters jetty to Town Beach. Download the Jetty to Jetty App

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Meat Works

I was driving along the highway and happened to be passing on the day that the Kimberley Meat Company had their open day to the public in September 2016. Jack Burton from Yeeda Pastoral Company has had this dream for many years. The abattoir, which is located halfway between Broome and Derby, has the capacity to process up to 300 animals a day and is the first major abattoir to operate in the Kimberley since 1993. I really felt history was being renewed on that day. The facility is amazing, the investment huge and the dream has become reality. We forget that the Kimberley is cattle country and that we had meat works in Wyndham, Derby and Broome. They were part of the landscape and created employment for many people. In 1938 Broome Freezing and Chilling Works opened and in 1942 it was upgraded to supply frozen beef for the Australian Army Catering Corps. Their kill capacity was upgraded to 100 per day. In 1993 DEMCO (Derby Export Meat Company) closed it doors and in 1997 it become known as one of the best views in Broome for its residents. This photo depicts a very different view from the facilities that are at the Kimberley Meat Company. photo courtesy of the Broome Historical Society

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Narlijia Cultural Tours

Odyssey Expeditions

Martin & Kim Peirson-Jones

Bart Pigram Bart Pigram the owner & guide of Narlijia cultural tours is a Yawuru man born and bred in Broome, with a passion for telling stories, drawing on his saltwater lifestyle and his training as a curator.

The Kimberley offers a year-round tropical climate, breathtaking scenery and an unspoilt coastline. A diverse array of flora and fauna inhabit the land and waters.

The Matso’s Brewery Tour is $35 and includes a delicious tasting paddle and brewery tour with our Head Brewer who will have you entertained and learning new things about craft beer! Try our famous beers: Mango Beer, Alcoholic Ginger Beer, Hit the Toad Lager, Lychee Beer, Session Ale and Bishop’s Best Dark Lager. If you’re REALLY game, try the ice-hot Chilli Beer or tone it down with a Chango (Chilli & Mango Beer mix), Angry Ranga (Chilli & Ginger Beer) or Angry Bishop (Chilli & Bishop’s Best). If you’re not in to beer, we don’t mind – you can always have one of Matso’s tasty Ginger Beer cocktails! For larger groups, Matso’s offer the Courtyard Tasting Session where available. Contact the brewery for tour dates and times, as these may change seasonally. 60 Hamersley St 08 9193 5811 eat@matsos.com.au www.matsos.com.au

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Tours: 11am Wednesday & Friday Bookings Essential

Narlijia means ‘true for you’ in the Yawuru language, reflecting Bart’s wish to tell the ‘entire’ story & share his Aboriginal and multicultural perspective first hand. Being part of the large PigramPuertollano family Bart belongs to a long tradition of pearling workers and musicians. This heritage enables him to guide you into some of Broome’s secret locations including the mangrove forests, dinosaur footprints and Chinatown’s colourful pearling past. Join Bart and you will hear many rich and fascinating stories of life around the beautiful turquoise waters of Roebuck Bay, Broome.

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Matso’s Broome Brewery

We can offer you an affordable cruise onboard the ‘Odyssey’ exploring the magnificent coastline between Broome and the Mitchell Plateau. Odyssey covers the Kimberley’s best kept secrets and takes a maximum of 20 guests on any of its adventure expeditions. All cabins are well-equipped and private with 240v power, air-conditioning, storage units, hair-dryer and bar fridges. Expedition includes: 9 day Cruise/Fly (or reverse) from Broome – Mitchell Plateau – Broome 14 day Ultimate Waterfall Safari Broome – Wyndham Toll free call 1300 683 255 info@odysseyexpedtiions.com.au www.odysseyexpeditions.com.au

08 9195 0232 www.toursbroome.com.au

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Roebuck Bay Eco Tours Broome Whale Watching are Broome’s premier marine based ecotourism operator with Broome’s only dedicated whale and dolphin interaction vessel, Ballena. Spend a morning exploring the pristine waters of Roebuck Bay in search of the rarest dolphin in the world, the Australian Snubfin Dolphin and array of other marine life. Join our fully qualified and informative crew on an interactive tour with these rare and inquisitive creatures of the Kimberley. Three hour tour includes bus transfers, tasty treats and fruit platters, hot and cold beverages. 08 9192 8163 admin@broomewhalewatching.com.au www.broomewhalewatching.com.au

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Red Sun Camels

Cameron & Valerie Birch Join the icon of Broome, Red Sun camels, for a magical morning, popular pre-sunset or sensational sunset camel ride. Our award winning tours guarantee an unforgettable experience and memories to last a lifetime. Learn about each camel’s unique story, their personality traits and fall in love with these gentle giants. At the end of the sunset ride, feed your camel a carrot! Our professional photo options and exclusive range of camel merchandise will keep your memories alive. The team in red with over 40 years’ experience delighting passengers every day, will ensure your experience is safe, informative and above all fun! Don’t forget to bring your camera, we are happy to take photos for you along the tour. Broome’s friendliest camels await you – so book early! Red Sun Camels operate tours seven days a week, throughout the year. 08 9193 7423 or 1800 184 488 bookings@redsuncamels.com www.redsuncamels.com.au

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Scenic Helicopters

West Kimberley Fishing Tours

Jackson McLeod

Jeff and Tamsen Prunster

‘by helicopter’ – simply the best way to see Broome and surrounds.

Day charter reef fishing and creek fishing with small numbers max of 6 people. New boat ‘ White Pearl’ catering for experienced and novice fishers. Group bookings welcomed and private charter available. Pick and drop off and fishing gear provided.

With flights starting at $90pp, we aim to please the adventuring spirit in all budgets: – Private Beach Picnics – Helifishing / Crabbing – Broome and Willie Creek – Eco Beach Day Trips and Lunch Packages – Cape Leveque and The Horizontal Falls. Don’t miss your chance to see Broome from above. It is such a beautiful perspective of this colourful peninsula. Scenic Helicopters is managed locally and prides itself on safety and high quality, personalised service. Look us up on your next big adventure! 0428 058 157 www.scenichelicopters.com.au

0417 889 479 for a great day out westkimberleyfishingtours@bigpond.com

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TRANSPORT

Broome Cycles

Broome Scooter Hire

WE HIRE BIKES Our fleet is extensive, well maintained and reliable. Helmets and locks are provided with every hire.

Hiring a scooter from Broome Scooter Hire is the cheapest and the most fun way to see Broome. Be eco-friendly – use less fuel! Scoot around Broome! Map Ref M13 Coghlan St (behind BP Frederick St) 08 9193 5626 or 0409 880 188 broomescooters@westnet.com.au Open: 7 days 8.30 – 5

Jamie McIntosh

Mountain Bikes – Fat Bikes (beach riding) – Kids Bikes – Tandem Bikes Road Bikes – Child Seats – Tow-a-long Bikes The best way to explore Broome!

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2 easy hire locations; Chinatown and Cable Beach.

Chinatown Shop – Open all year 2 Hamersley St Map Ref G3 Cable Beach Hire Trailer – May to Oct Cnr Cable Beach Road and Sanctuary Drive Map Ref M8 Broome Cycles established for over 20 years is the trusted name for cycling in the Kimberley with the largest range of bicycles and accessories in the North West. 08 9192 1871 0409 192 289 shop@broomecycles.com.au www.broomecycles.com.au

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Broome Moke Hire Peter Harper The perfect way to get around the Broome peninsula and its tropical attractions is in a trendy, candy-striped brightly-coloured Moke. 0409 883 839 mgsdownunder@bigpond.com Available: July – Sept

Turtle nesting season is from 1st October to 28th February. During that time on the beaches around Broome there is lots of activity at night with the turtles coming in to lay their eggs and hatchlings returning to the sea. For many years they’ve had to share this intimate process with the 4WDs. Finally they are getting some peace as the Cable Beach Amphitheatre vehicle access is CLOSED at night to vehicles from 8pm – 6am. It is also closed two hours either side of the high tide when it is nine metres or greater – this is for your safety. A gate has been installed and will be locked – so don’t get stuck on the beach. All other times of the year access is open. I hope this information makes you decide not to drive on the beach during October-February

• Turtles nest at the top of the beach just above

Turtles

high tide mark. • Vehicles damage turtle nests,compacting sand and crunching nests. • Wheel ruts can prevent hatchlings making their way to the water • Vehicle lights disturb and confuse hatchlings. • Flatback Turtles are the main nesting turtles on Cable Beach. • The Flatback Turtle is threatened and protected under Western Australian legislation.

TURTLE FACTS Only 1 in 1000 hatchlin gs will survive to adulthood  Floating Sy ndrome is a common problem  6 of the 7 spe cies of sea turtles are threatened or endangered  Can live to 10 0 years  All released tur tles are tagged  Sea turtles can hold their breath for hours underwa ter 

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Volunteering If you have time on your hands, there is nothing more rewarding than volunteering. Help contribute to the Broome community and really get to know the town. I know that the Sisters of St John of God and the Broome Museum are always happy to have new volunteers to help out during the height of the tourist season.

Australian Red Cross You can help ensure Broome kids get a good start to the day, or people are cared for in the wake of a disaster. 08 9191 8501

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Broome Bird Observatory Promoting knowledge and conservation of the birds of Broome, with particular focus on the migratory shorebirds of Roebuck Bay. 08 9193 5600 www.broomebirdobservatory.com

Broome State Emergency Service Assists the community in many different ways e.g cyclones, storm damage, search, cliff rescue etc. We have training nights that cover all aspects of search, storm damage, 4WD, chainsaws, communications, map and navigation and other areas. 0417 937 073 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Manager Find us on Facebook Broome Surf Life Saving Club We provide safety on our beaches and a family-orientated environment for its members.The Broome club helps make swimming and surfing a safer pastime. 08 9193 7327 broomeslsc@westnet.com.au

Chelonia Sea Turtle Sanctuary Provide a sanctuary for sick and injured, sea turtles, reptiles and birds. We are open by appointment only. 0407 945 660 Kylie Sherwood www.chelonia.org.au Environs Kimberley Independent community environment group dedicated to caring for the magnificent natural environment of the Kimberley region. Christine 08 9192 1922 info@environskimberley.org.au Lioness Club of Broome We are a group of community minded ladies who raise funds for local and Australian charities, projects and emergencies. Visiting members and new members are always welcome. 0417 546 637

SAFE Broome Whether foster caring, fundraising, or helping walk dogs, you can help in many ways. Contact Wendy Roberts on 0409 885 943 wendyroberts66@yahoo.com.au

St John Ambulance A Senior First Aid Certificate is the only prerequisite necessary as we provide all training to advanced level for ambulance work. Ordinary people doing extraordinary things! 08 9192 8669 Kimberley Wildlife Carers Dedicated to the rescue, care and rehabilitation of native wildlife. 0428 860 014 www.kimberleywildlife.org

Walks

Flying Boat Wrecks: 3 kms You can only do this when low tide is 1metre or less. Start walking from Town Beach directly east at least 30 minutes before low tide. You will need your camera, drinking water and shoes. Heritage Trail There is a great booklet available at the Broome Historical Museum that gives you all the history on this walk. This will keep you busy all day.

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Mangrove Walk: 2.5 kms The tide needs to be going out. Also wear closed in shoes as there might be some glass in the sand. Find the Pearl Luggers (Dampier St, Chinatown) walk up the hill, left down the sandhill to the mangroves and then right. This walk will take you along the foreshore all the way to the Museum. Minyirr Park: 22 kms in total There are three walking trails between the sand dunes, Cable Beach Rd, Gubinge Rd and Gantheaume Point Rd and several entrances along the way.

BLUE – Nagula is the ocean walk, GREEN – Lurujarri takes you through the dune system, PINDAN – Minyirr takes you through the bush. Minyirr means birthplace, so this is an important area for the Aboriginal people. The BLUE walk as it takes you up to the top of the dune system (well worth the sweat) and you have sweeping views of the coastline. There are a couple of great staircases over the sand dunes and a viewing platform – opposite Banu Ave.

Cemetery Walk You can spend a lot of time walking through the Japanese, Chinese and Broome cemeteries. So much history lies in this soil – best in the early morning or late afternoon At night it is lit up with solar lights on the graves. Port Walk 1.5 kms Drive to the Port of Broome. Take the stairs down to the beach,walk around to your right you will end up at a boat ramp which will take you up to the car park and road that connects you back to where you started. Beautiful rock formations.

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Broome Limousines We are a professional, classy transport service based in Broome. Catering for weddings, birthdays, business meetings, airport pickup, romantic picnics, tour, hens nights and every other special occasion or just for fun! 0455 079 062 or 0419 784 140 enquiries@broomelimousines.com www.broomelimousines.com.

Elle Saunders – Marriage Celebrant We each have our own story of how we met, the bond that formed, those special moments shared that led to putting a ring on it and commit to this thing called marriage. Let’s make your marriage more awesome than your wedding, the day you take each other’s hand, become a team and jump on a rollercoaster ride full of fun and adventure where you continue to annoy this person for the rest of your life because no matter what, you can’t see yourself without that person by your side. This is my idea of marriage, what’s yours?

Broome Wedding Celebrant Tracy Thorgersen I have travelled far and wide to conduct many ceremonies from Cable Beach to Kununurra and even through to the Northern Territory. I enjoy making your special day fun and relaxed.

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0409 885 345 www.broomeweddingcelebrant.com.au

0434 525 890 elle@ellesaunders.com.au www.ellesaunders.com.au Facebook:ellesaundersmarriagecelebrant Instagram: elle.saunders

WEDDINGS Paul Haddy Photographer

SunSets Hire Elle Saunders

Having a Broome Wedding? I am keen to assist you in capturing those precious memories of your special day.

Specialising in hire of large items for special occasions. Love Letter Lights, Wine Barrels, Wine Barrel Bar, Prop Hire and more.

0439 981 813 www.paulhaddy.zenfolio.com

0434 525 890 sunsetshire@gmail.com www.sunsetshire.com Facebook: broome_sunsetshire

Kimberley Wedding Celebrant Weddings in the Kimberley Western Australia Wedding Ceremonies | Reaffirmation of Vows | Oversea’s Wedding’s | Same Sex Commitment Ceremonies | Justice of the Peace

I am aware of the importance of a ceremony that is conducted with clarity, courtesy and confidence. My role on the occasion of your wedding is to ensure that the ceremony reflects your exact needs and wishes while meeting the legal requirements of the Registrar General’s office.

Storm Surge Photography Ben Little is a passionate photographer who specialises in weddings. He is known for creating spontaneous images with a good use of natural light capturing the essence of Broome. 0409 082 100 stormsurgephotography@hotmail.com www.stormsurge.com.au

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P: 08 91926676 M: 0409885345 tracythorgersen@bigpond.com www.broomeweddingcelebrant.com.au

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Karajarri Country

Visitors who want to get off the beaten track and discover a less traversed area of coastline, will find the perfect option in Karajarri Indigenous Protected Area (IPA) just 1.5 hours south of Broome. Karajarri country extends from the sandy beaches, tidal creeks and reef system of 80 Mile Beach and Gourdon Bay, inland towards the vast arid country, wetlands and dunes of the Great Sandy Desert. The area is home to many rare animal species, such as the nationally endangered bilby, Marsupial Mole and Northern Quoll, as well as turtles, migratory birds and reptiles. A team of Aboriginal rangers, known as the Karajarri rangers look

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after this country and have been working hard to officially open up Karajarri country for the purposes of public recreation, education and enjoyment. Visitors can access a permit by visiting www.karajarri.com or in person at the Port Smith Caravan Park, which is working in partnership with the rangers. Please note that a permit is not required for the Port Smith Lagoon itself. For more information about the Karajarri visitor permit please do not hesitate to contact us on 9194 0100 or via email at karajarri.admin@klc.org.au.

Whales

Did you know that Broome and the Kimberley coastline, is the major highway for Humpback Whales? This is where they set up their nursery for their calves to nourish them and fatten them up before they head south on the long journey to the Antarctic. Between June and October you can see them on the horizon, or sometimes they wander into the port area or closer into the shoreline chasing bait schools for food and showing off their young.

Photo courtesy of Broome Whale Watching

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WINE

12 Mile

The Mango Place - Kanagae Estate Julie & Geoff Weguelin Winners of the Australia Fruit Wine Awards! Your hosts Julie and Geoff call it ‘sunshine in a bottle’. It takes 1.5 kilos of juicy Kensington Pride Mangoes to produce each 375ml bottle. From our popular crisp 12 Mile Dry, to our exotic tropical pearl ginger infused wine, our Mango Outback Dessert to our full bodied Mango Gold Port and Smooth Rosella Port, we have wines to please all palates. Come out to The Mango Place for a Mango Wine Tasting experience and finish off with a mango cocktail! While you're here stay for a bite to eat, treat yourself in our shop or just have a look around! Kanagae Drive, 12 Mile Map Ref L12 08 9192 5462 www.mangowine.com.au Dry Season : Daily 10 – 4 Wine tasting, shop and lunches Wood Fired Pizza Friday 10 – 8 Sunday 10 – 8 Sat/Sun Courthouse Markets

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Wet Season: Call for opening times

This settlement is 20 kms from Broome on the main highway. In the 1970s it was land allocated by the government to be used for agricultural purposes. Today it is a mixture of mango farms, cafes, organic herbs and vegie gardens, a turf farm, plant nurseries and for some people just a quiet place out of town to live. This is where you can visit Wallis Mangoes who create their mango products for the markets. The 12 Mile Bird Park is a tourist attraction and worth visiting. Drop into The Mango Place – Kanagae Estate on Kanagae Rd for a taste of mango wine, mango smoothies and visit their shop full of mango products. I love a Sunday drive out to 12 Mile, just to get out on the open road and out of Broome.

Weather

Broome is a constant 30 degrees on average all year round and it’s really the minimum temperature and humidity that changes. DRY SEASON – May to Oct Sunny, cloudless days, the ocean crisp, cool and everyone’s happy. During this time we usually don’t get any rain – although saying this each year in either June or July we always have one week where the weather gets a bit wet – the locals love it – we rug up in our very outdated cold weather gear and start cooking comfort food. Visitors always get surprised by how cold and damp the nights can get. That drip, dripping you hear is not rain but condensation! WET SEASON – Nov to April If you want to experience a tropical climate – then Broome is it. The frangipanis are blooming, the cicadas are clicking, the green frogs are mating, the ocean is warm, the sky is overcast and Roebuck Bay looks stunning. The storms come quick and fast. It’s better than fireworks and it’s my favourite time of the year – too warm and sticky to do anything else but relax, watch sunsets, drink gin and tonics and read a book. SIX SEASONS Marul – April, the hot period after the wet season Wirralbu – May, easterly winds bring a cool breeze and cool nights. Barrgana – Jun to Aug, the dry season – when the wind blows strongly from the east and fog appears. Nights and mornings become even cooler. Wirlburu – Sept, westerly winds. Warmer nights. I love September! Larja – Oct to Nov, the build up to the wet season, when the days are very warm and the humidity is high – everyone starts to go Troppo! Mankala – Dec-Mar, the wet season. Sweaty, possible cyclones.

Yoga & Blue Body Buddha Sanctuary The Buddha Sanctuary was established to offer guests of Cable Beach Club, tourists and the local community a place to relax, reflect and meditate. Broomeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hidden treasure. Yoga classes happen all year round. In the wet season they start at 6am and in the dry season 6am and 7.30am and some afternoons during the week. Times may vary so check on their Facebook page â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Blue Body Buddha Sanctuary The most striking feature of the Sanctuary is a 3.5 metre crystal, seven tonne, sitting Buddha, the largest in the Southern Hemisphere.

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VOUCHERS

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THE BROOME FACTORY A Collaboration of Local Art & Design

•Paintings•Lamps and Screens•Glass Art •Origami Artworks•Photography •Jewellery•Sculpture•Fossils & Minerals

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9 Farrell Street (off Hunter Street) Light Industrial Area Open Monday - Friday 10 - 4pm Saturday - Sunday 12 - 4pm

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Lot 4, Kanagae Drive, 12 Mile, Broome

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• Mango Wine Tasting • Beef & Mango Wine Pie Open Daily 10 - 4 • Wood Fired Pizzas Wine tasting, shop & Lunches • Home made Ice-Cream ISBN 978-0-9870667-5-6 • Chutney’s & Sauces • Natural Soaps, Moisturisers & Repellents • Pindan Dyed Clothing WOOD FIRED PIZZA Friday 10am-8pm Sunday 10am-8pm 9 780987 066756 > Call for opening times during the Wet Season