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9 Day Perth TO Exmouth TOUr

How IT Works

Join us on an amazing adventure on our Perth to Exmouth tour across Australia’s most impressive landscapes.

Explore the Pinnacles, Kalbarri National Park, Shark Bay, Ningaloo World Heritage areas, Monkey Mia Dolphins, Exmouth, Cape Range National Park and more!

Worried you’ll be on a tour with someone’s grumpy grandparents? We are the only West Coast tour just for backpackers! We have young enthusiastic guides and most passengers are between 18 and 39. Become part of the Why Not Bus family! Laugh your ass off with your new friends, share funny experiences or bust out the red cups for some competitive party fun.

This Tour has a mixture of camping and hostel dorms, this allows you to experience a little bit of everything. 

We tow a custom-built camping trailer with a kitchen, fridge, games, tents, sleeping bags and mattresses. All you need to bring is yourself, a sense of adventure and the desire to see the real Australia!  Any more questions? check out our FAQ’s page or contact us.

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PERTH TO EXMOUTH TOUR Details

Start: Saturday 9.30am Perth, Australia (Billabong Backpackers, Highgate) 

Finish: Exmouth Town or Learmonth Airport, Australia, Monday 8am

Destination: North West, WA

Style: Backpacker Camping Tour

Trip

Dates

2025 (9 day tour leaving Saturdays)

  • 15th Mar-  $2099
  • 12th Apr-  $2099
  • 10th May-  $2099
  • 7th Jun-  $2099
  • 5th Jul-  $2099
  • 2nd Aug-  $2099
  • 30th Aug-  $2099
  • 27th Sep-  $2099
  • 25th Oct-  $2099
  • 22nd Nov-  $2099

Cost SUMMARY

9 day/night One way:  

  • National Park Fees 
  • Monkey Mia Dolphin Entry Fee
  • 7 Nights in Hostel Dorm
  • 1 Nights holiday Park Camping
  • Hikes/Daily activities 
  • Camping equipment 
    • (Due to availability accomodation may alter)

     

    How IT Works

    Join us on an amazing adventure on our Perth to Exmouth tour across Australia’s most impressive landscapes.

    Explore the Pinnacles, Kalbarri National Park, Shark Bay, Ningaloo World Heritage areas, Monkey Mia Dolphins, Exmouth, Cape Range National Park and more!

    Worried you’ll be on a tour with someone’s grumpy grandparents? We are the only West Coast tour just for backpackers! We have young enthusiastic guides and most passengers are between 18 and 39. Become part of the Why Not Bus family! Laugh your ass off with your new friends, share funny experiences or bust out the red cups for some competitive party fun.

    This Tour has a mixture of camping and hostel dorms, this allows you to experience a little bit of everything. 

    We tow a custom-built camping trailer with a kitchen, fridge, games, tents, sleeping bags and mattresses. All you need to bring is yourself, a sense of adventure and the desire to see the real Australia!  Any more questions? check out our FAQ’s page or contact us.

     

    Extras

     – Accommodation and National park fees included

    – Food; At the beginning of each trip we all put in $100 into a ‘food fund’. This is then used to buy ingredients that make up the delicious feasts we eat along the way. The overall food costs vary from trip to trip but you can expect to spend $10 a day for food. (Overall food costs for the trip may require a little extra to be added during the trip or some money refunded at the end)

    On 2 nights the group has dinner at the local pub (See Itinerary for days)

    – Sleeping bags, mattresses and tents; are provided or BYO gear. just let us know so we don’t double pack 🙂

    Activities

    Sea Lion Boat Trip: Take a 2hr boat trip to the Jurien Bay Marine Park on Day 2 where you will snorkel and see the local sea Lion population *Why Not Bus Exclusive

    – Whale Shark Swim; An all day experience that includes swimming with these magnificent creatures, a warm-up reef snorkel and a delicious lunch for the cheapest price in town at (Exmouth on day 8).

    – Ningaloo Manta Ray Tour; Spend an epic day at Ningaloo reef in coral bay on Day 6. snorkel the outer reef and later swim with 2-3m manta rays

    – Rent a Kayak; Paddle through the world Heritage eco systems of Ningaloo reef 

    – Snorkel Rental;  2 days snorkel rental in coral bay (Free)

    (All extra activities are operated by external suppliers and not by Why Not Bus)

    FAQs

    When is the best time to visit the West Coast of Australia?

    Peak season for the Mid and North West (Perth to Broome and beyond) generally runs April-September with surges during school holiday months. Perth experiences winter over this time but clear warmer weather can be felt as you travel North. Any time between March and November is recommended to join the Why Not Bus Perth to Broome Tour or Perth Exmouth Karijini Return. Our Tours break late December through February due to hot unpredictable weather and an overpopulation of Flies!!

    December to early March brings extremely high temperatures and wind to the North West. Occasional Tropical weather systems can cause road closures and flooding in the far North. My picks on best travel times are shown below.

    South West and Perth to Kalbarri:  October to April. Expect warm/hot fine weather.

    Monkey Mia to Karijini National Park:  Mid March to November. Expect fine warm days and cool nights June-September. 

     North of Karijini National Park:  April-October. Expect sunny warm/hot weather. 

    As a Tour Operator in Western Australia, a lot of people ask, when is the best time to visit the West Coast? The answer depends completely on which part/parts of this magnificent state you would like to see. Western Australia from top to bottom is almost the same distance as Morocco to Denmark. So as you can imagine the weather in the south can be completely different to the weather in the north. Below is a quick summary of what to expect in each region.

     Perth surrounds and the South West is sunny and warm in summer months (November-April). Cold (2-10 degrees) nights are common in the remainder of the year.

    Is there a Greyhound Perth to Exmouth Bus?

    The Integrity Coach Lines bus service is the only greyhound style coach that travels from Perth to Exmouth and Broome. The coastal service leaves Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 7.30pm. A more direct service to Broome on the inland road departs Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. The Integrity Coach Lines offers a hop-on hop-off option. This requires the booking of multiple shuttle transfers from the main road to the attractions. This is required in Kalbarri, Monkey Mia and Karijini National Park. due to the timing of the bus some of the transfers will be between midnight and 4am.

    With this option you will also need to book separate day tours to visit the beaches and sites. These day tours take you from the town to the attractions in the National Parks. Towns on the West Coast are often very small with limited car rental options. 

    If you would like to take the cheapest way from Perth to Broome. The direct Integrity Coach Lines bus can get you there in 34 hours. The price of this ticket is approximately $380. The coastal bus to exmouth takes 18 hours and costs $270. This can be cheaper than a flight if booking at the last minute. The coach has toilets and upright seats so sleeping would be more comfortable if you bring your own pillow.

    how much do most Perth to exmouth Tours Cost? how many companies are there?

    Around $1899 to $2099 aud for a 5-9 day tour. There are only 3 main companies running Perth to Exmouth Tours in 2025.

    Many travel agencies will show a Perth to Broome or Perth to Exmouth Tour on their website. These agencies are acting as middlemen and will make the booking for you with one of the companies available. This system is good when the agent is knowledgeable and is looking out for your best interest. However some agents may book you with the company that gives them the most commission. It’s best to do your own research if possible and find the tour that will suit you best.

    In our opinion 5 days is not long enough to properly enjoy the sites on the west coast between Perth and Exmouth. On a 5 day tour you will spend much of your time in the bus and usually wake up at 5-6am. The trip is around 2500+kms so it can be a lot of travelling for that period of time.

    Why Not Bus tours are designed to be longer and give you more time, hiking, snorkelling and relaxing at the amazing beaches on the West Coast. You will have time to socialise at night and spend maximum time in each location.

    Beach Sunsets

    Itinerary

    Day 1 - Perth to Pinnacles

    Before we start our one of a kind Perth to Exmouth Tour, we set off with a brief stop for snacks, one of the most important parts of a road trip! We then head north with our first stop, Lancelin to visit the sand dunes with the option to rent a board and give sand boarding a go ($10 per board). After lunch we are back on the road enjoying the impressive views along Indian Ocean drive. Next we visit the Pinnacles before a short drive brings us to our camp site where we kick back for the night. Watch the sunset with your new mates and enjoy a beer! (We may stay at an indoor location, weather dependent).

    Day 2 - Geraldton and the Pink Lake

    We head to the beach for the morning or optional Sea Lion Experience before heading towards Geraldton and then the spectacular Pink Lake for some rad photo ops! The campsite tonight is at the scenic lucky bay, walk the sand dunes or swim as the sun goes down. There is plenty of space at the campsite so time to turn the music up and let your hair down for the night.

    Day 3 - Kalbarri National Park

    Hit the road and see the Scenic Kalbarri cliffs before a quick swim and cold shower at the river mouth. Then explore the amazing Kalbarri National Park with a few hours of hiking to Nature’s Window and the Z Bend. In the late afternoon we hit the road to our overnight stop by the river.

    Day 4 - Shark Bay

    This Morning we drive into the World Heritage site of Shark Bay. Check out Shell Beach, relax and swim in the crystal clear water. It’s now time for a bit of luxury staying at Monkey Mia Dolphin resort. After dinner and an amazing sunset you can head down to the jetty and spot wildlife with your torch or kick back on the beach.

    Day 5 - Monkey Mia, Dolphins & station Stay

    ,Wake up and walk 50m down to the water’s edge, it’s time to meet the famous Monkey Mia Dolphins. If you are lucky you will get to feed flipper his scaly breakfast!  After enjoy the amazing beach at Monkey Mia or hit the resort pools. In the afternoon we will drive 3hrs to the Authentic Wooramel station and camp the night. 

    Day 6 - Monkey Mia, Dolphins & Drive to Coral Bay

    This morning we head to Carnarvon and hit the shops. This afternoon we head to the incredible and remote beachside town of Coral Bay. Settle into the Hostel and head to the pub for dinner and drinks. 

    Day 7 - Coral Bay

    There are now essentially one and a half free days to explore, Snorkel the amazing reef, (Optional Fishing charter, diving, Manta Ray tours) or just sit with your new friends on the beach and enjoy this special place. Usually, things will kick off pretty early and by late afternoon everyone is ready to blow off some steam and party up! Truth or Dare anyone? Our Hostel is 5 min walk from the beach and everything else in town. You will fall in love with this place the moment you arrive!

    Day 8 - Coral Bay and exmouth

    Today is a free morning to relax or explore Coral Bay. Snorkel at the beach or go for a walk to the Shark sanctuary.  In the afternoon we drive 2hrs to Exmouth and check out Charles Knife Canyon and sunset at the lighthouse. Check into Potshot Hostel/Bar for the next 2 nights.

    Day 9 - Cape Range National park, Whale Sharks, Ningaloo Reef

    Today we travel to the Cape Range National Park for a bit of hiking and a snorkel at the award winning Turquoise Bay. (Optional Whale Shark swim today) tonight have dinner and drinks at the famous Whalebone Brewery.

    Day 10 - Finish Tour in exmouth

    This morning say goodbye to your new friends as the bus leaves for Karijini. you can sleep in at the Potshot YHA hostel until checkout or catch a ride to Learmonth Airport in the Why Not Bus arriving around 7-8am

    PERTH TO EXMOUTH Tour MAP

    Amazing backpackers Perth To Exmouth Tour in Western Australia. The premier tourist attraction including white sand beaches, pinnacles perth, whale sharks and much more

    More info on the sites?

    Overview: thinking of doing a Perth, Exmouth tour?

    The following sites are must see sights on all Perth to Broome or Perth to Exmouth tours. Perth to Broome tours include the same stops as a Perth to Exmouth tours. Once in Exmouth you can fly back to Perth or continue onto Broome via Karijini National Park. Some of the major towns have stops for the Integrity Coachlines West Coast Bus. Unfortunately the bus does not stop at the National Parks, Pink Lake, Shell Beach, Shark Bay or Monkey Mia. Most Perth to Exmouth Tours will run for 5-9 days, longer is always better! Below is a list of place in order South to North that you cannot miss!

    The Pinnacles, Numbung National Park WA

    The Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park is a must-visit destination on any trip from Perth to Exmouth. Known for its striking limestone formations rising from golden sands, it offers a fun and otherworldly experience. Visitors can explore the area on walking trails or by car. The best times to visit are sunrise or sunset when the shadows create dramatic effects. The park also features a visitor centre that provides insights into the geological history and cultural significance of the Pinnacles Desert. Additionally, the desert’s unique ecosystem is home to various wildlife, including kangaroos and emus, offering a deeper connection to nature. Don’t forget to visit the Numbung National Park Visitors centre on arrival. Drinks, ice creams and toilet are available.

    Jurien Bay 

    Jurien Bay is a gem along the West Coast of Australia. Famous for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and thriving marine life. This coastal town is a hotspot for snorkeling, fishing, and scuba diving. It’s also the gateway to sea lion tours, where you can interact with playful Australian sea lions in their natural habitat. The Jurien Bay Marine Park protects the region’s marine biodiversity, offering visitors opportunities to explore coral reefs and observe dolphins, whales, and diverse fish species. In addition to water-based activities, Jurien Bay boasts scenic walking trails, skydiving and picnic areas, making it a perfect stop for families and nature enthusiasts.

    Geraldton

    A vibrant stop on any Perth to Exmouth tour is Geraldton is known for its rich maritime history and water sports. The town is a base for exploring the stunning Abrolhos Islands, a group of 122 islands offering excellent snorkeling, diving, and fishing opportunities. Geraldton is also home to the HMAS Sydney II Memorial, a moving tribute to the lives lost in one of Australia’s greatest naval battles. Visitors can enjoy the local art scene, fresh seafood, and windsurfing conditions that rank among the best in the world. Geraldton also serves as a hub for kiteboarding, with consistent winds making it a sought-after destination for adrenaline junkies.

    Hutt Lagoon

    Hutt Lagoon, also known as the Pink Lake, is a photogenic highlight of any road trip from Perth to Exmouth. Famous for its vivid pink hues caused by high concentrations of algae and salt this natural wonder is best viewed on a sunny day. Its vibrant colors shift throughout the day, ranging from bubblegum pink to lilac, making it an Instagram-worthy stop. Nearby, you can explore the charming town of Port Gregory, which offers historical insights and a serene coastal vibe.

    Kalbarri

    Kalbarri is a picturesque holiday town that offers rugged coastal cliffs, picturesque beaches, and relaxed charm. It’s a popular destination for fishing, whale watching during migration seasons, and exploring nearby national parks. The town also boasts family-friendly activities, such as kayaking along the Murchison River, dining at waterfront cafes, and enjoying scenic lookouts along the Kalbarri Coastal Cliffs. For adventure seekers, the area’s coastal cliffs provide stunning views of the Indian Ocean and dramatic rock formations along the coral coast.

    Kalbarri National Park

    50kms off the road from Perth to Exmouth is Kalbarri National Park. The Park features dramatic gorges, sandstone cliffs, and breathtaking vistas. Highlights of Kalbarri National Park include the famous Nature’s Window, Z Bend, and the newly constructed Skywalk, offering panoramic views of the Murchison River gorge. The park features several hiking trails ranging from easy walks to challenging treks, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. During spring, visitors can enjoy a spectacular display of wildflowers, with over 800 species blooming across the park. Birdwatchers will also delight in spotting native species like the wedge-tailed eagle.

    Z Bend

    The awesome Z Bend gorge is one of Kalbarri National Park’s standout attractions, renowned for its dramatic, meandering gorge carved by the Murchison River. This site is perfect for hiking, abseiling, and enjoying spectacular lookout points. Its rugged terrain and rich red rock formations make it a geological and visual marvel. The Z Bend lookout is accessible via a short walk, while adventurous travelers can trek deeper into the gorge for a closer view of the river.

    Nature’s Window

    Nature’s Window is an iconic stop on any WA Tour. This natural rock arch frames stunning views of the Murchison River, making it one of the most photographed landmarks in Kalbarri National Park. Its accessibility and breathtaking vistas make it a must-visit. Early risers will find this spot particularly rewarding, as sunrise paints the surrounding landscape in golden hues, enhancing its beauty.

    Skywalk

    The Kalbarri Skywalk offers jaw-dropping views and a unique perspective of the rugged landscapes in Kalbarri National Park. Two cantilevered platforms extend out over the edge of the gorge, offering visitors panoramic photo opportunities. Interpretive signage at the Skywalk shares stories about the local Indigenous culture and geological history. Facilities like a café and picnic area make it a comfortable stop for travelers looking to relax and take in the breathtaking scenery.

    Shark Bay World Heritage Area

    Accessed from the road between Perth and Exmouth is Shark Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its unique ecosystems. Home to ancient stromatolites, vast seagrass beds, huge sheep stations and diverse marine life, it’s a haven for nature lovers. Visitors to the area can explore Shell Beach, a stretch of coastline made entirely of tiny white shells, or take a scenic flight to appreciate the area’s geography from above. The region also offers cultural tours and optional activities that delve into its Indigenous heritage, providing a deeper understanding of its significance.

    Shell Beach, Shark Bay 

    Shell Beach in the beautiful Shark Bay is a natural wonder and a unique stop. This stunning beach is made entirely of tiny white shells, stretching over 70 kilometers along the coastline. The shells, from a species of cockle, create a dazzling contrast against the turquoise waters of the bay. Due to its high salinity, the water is incredibly buoyant, offering a relaxing and otherworldly swimming experience. Perfect for photography and quiet contemplation, Shell Beach is a serene escape and a testament to the region’s extraordinary biodiversity.

    Monkey Mia, Shark Bay

    Monkey Mia is known for its world famous Bottlenose Dolphins, making it a staple of . Visitors can interact with friendly dolphins in shallow waters. The nearby Francois Peron National Park offers 4WD adventures and striking red cliffs against turquoise waters. Monkey Mia also features eco-friendly accommodations and a variety of dining options, ensuring a comfortable stay for travelers. Monkey Mia is a small area and includes the boat ramp, beach and Monkey Mia Resort. The Monkey Mia resort is overlooking the stunning shark bay and has some of the best sunsets in W.A. Don’t forget to pay your $25 park entry fees on the way into the carpark!

    Coral Bay

    Coral Bay is a serene coastal town and a favourite on Western Australia’s Coral Coast. Known for white sandy beachs and its easy access to the Ningaloo Reef, visitors can snorkel right off the beach to explore vibrant coral gardens, teeming with marine life. These include, tropical and temperate fish, manta rays, turtles, whale sharks, and reef sharks. Eco-friendly wildlife experiences and glass-bottom boat tours make coral bay a family-friendly destination. The town’s laid-back atmosphere and stunning sunsets over the ocean provide a perfect ending to adventurous days. Don’t forget to join the popular tours and see the Coral Bay Manta Rays. The Manta ray tours run year round and can be booked at Ningaloo Reef dive located in the centre of town. At the Dive shop you can hire snorkelling equipment to be used in the bay 200m from the centre of town.

    Ningaloo Reef

    The Ningaloo Reef is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the crown jewel of the Coral Coast. It is renowned for its vibrant coral reefs, crystal-clear waters, and unique opportunity to swim with Whale Sharks (March until August). Its proximity to the shore makes it an accessible and unforgettable experience for snorkelers and divers alike. The reef supports an abundance of marine life, including colourful fish, rays Whale Sharks, and Reef Sharks, making every underwater excursion a memorable one. The best places to view the reef is in Coral Bay or Cape Range National Park.

    Charles Knife Canyon 

    Charles Knife Canyon, located near Exmouth, is a dramatic natural attraction offering stunning views of rugged gorges and deep valleys carved into the Cape Range. This breathtaking site is perfect for adventure seekers, with scenic drives, hiking trails, and lookout points that showcase the canyon’s vibrant red and orange hues. Sunrise and sunset provide especially striking photo opportunities, as the light accentuates the rugged terrain. Charles Knife Canyon is also home to the elusive Rock Wallabies making it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts exploring Western Australia.

    Exmouth

    Exmouth gulf and township is a gateway to the Ningaloo Reef and Cape Range National Park. Exmouth is a large town and has many services including supermarkets, mechanics, hospital, visitors centre and many more. The town offers stunning beaches (10min from the centre), wildlife experiences, and adventure activities like diving and snorkelling. It’s a perfect spot for spotting emus and kangaroos. The area is known for marine life such as Manta Rays, Humpback Whales and Whale Sharks. Exmouth also provides a range of accommodations, from luxury resorts to campgrounds, catering to every type of traveler. Exmouth is the pickup point for most Whaleshark swim tours. Popular venues in town include the Whalebone Brewery, Froth Craft Brewery and Potshot Resort. The Learmonth Airport is the closest major airport to Exmouth town (40kms) and Coral Bay (140kms). The airport can be accessed via Perth and shuttles connect the airport to the town. flights depart daily. The drive direct from Perth to Exmouth is 1262kms or 14hrs non stop.

    Vlamingh Head Lighthouse 

    Perched on a hill overlooking the Indian Ocean, Vlamingh Head Lighthouse near Exmouth is a must-visit spot in Western Australia. Built in 1912, this historic lighthouse offers breathtaking panoramic views, particularly at sunrise and sunset. It’s one of the few places in Australia where you can witness both the sunrise over Cape Range and the sunset over Ningaloo Reef from the same location. During whale migration season, it’s also a fantastic vantage point for spotting humpback whales. The lighthouse’s rich history and stunning scenery make it a favorite stop for travelers exploring the Ningaloo region.

    Cape Range National Park

    Cape Range National Park combines rugged limestone ranges with pristine beaches, making it a top destination on your trip from Perth to Exmouth tour. Popular spots include Turquoise Bay, once voted Australia’s best beach for snorkelling. close by is Yardie Creek, where a short hike or Kyak explores dramatic gorges and wallaby habitats. The park’s hiking trails and lookout points provide stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, offering plenty of opportunities for photography.

    Turquoise Bay

    Turquoise Bay is a must-visit for beach lovers looking to see the untouched Ningaloo Reef. Renowned for its powdery white sands, sand dunes and clear waters, it’s one of the best spots for drift snorkeling along coral reefs teeming with marine life. It’s often ranked among the world’s top beaches. Visitors can spend hours swimming, sunbathing, or simply enjoying the serene beauty of white sand dunes and sandy beach at this idyllic location.

    Karijini National Park

    Karijini National Park is one of Western Australia’s most spectacular destinations, known for its scenic countryside, ancient gorges, stunning waterfalls, and awesome hikes. A highlight of inland Western Australia, the park also holds cultural significance to Indigenous Australians. Guided tours provide insight into its geology and history. Visitors can explore hidden waterfalls, hike challenging trails, or relax in natural pools surrounded by dramatic red rock walls.

    Weano Gorge

    Weano Gorge, located in Karijini National Park, is a highlight of any Perth to Broome tour. This deep canyon features a mix of accessible walking trails and adventurous paths, making it a must-see for all types of travellers. The gorge’s famous Handrail Pool offers a secluded swimming spot that requires a thrilling descent through narrow rock passages, rugged terrain, and shimmering pools. The class 4 and 5 hikes rewards visitors with breathtaking views of Karijini’s ancient rock formations. Whether you’re seeking adventure or simply want to experience the natural beauty of Western Australia, Weano Gorge is an essential stop on any Perth to Broome tour. The water can be cold June-August, reef shoes are also recommended for the gorge hikes. Leave 4 hours to enjoy the whole area.

    Dales Gorge

    Dales Gorge is another must-visit attraction in Karijini National Park and a serene addition to any West Coast tour. Known for its tranquil swimming holes like Fern Pool and Circular Pool, Dales Gorge offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by lush vegetation and waterfalls. Circular Pool, encased by mossy cliffs, provides a secluded oasis, while Fern Pool is perfect for swimming in crystal-clear waters. Fortescue Falls adds a dynamic touch to the landscape, offering a refreshing spot to cool off after hiking. For travellers on a Perth to Broome tour, Dales Gorge combines natural beauty and relaxation, making it an unforgettable part of your journey. Leave 4-5 hours to enjoy all parts of Dales Gorge.

    Broome

    Broome, the tropical gem of Western Australia, is a must-visit stop on any West Coast tour. Famed for its pearling history, vibrant culture, and stunning coastal landscapes, Broome offers a unique mix of adventure and relaxation. Iconic Cable Beach invites visitors to enjoy camel rides and sunsets over its white sands, while Gantheaume Point showcases fascinating dinosaur footprints preserved in the rocks. Chinatown’s bustling streets are filled with pearl shops, galleries, and local delicacies, and the Staircase to the Moon phenomenon offers an unforgettable natural spectacle. Whether you’re exploring the Kimberley or traveling the West Coast, Broome delivers an unmatched experience. If you enjoy nightlife grab a beer at the Roebuck Bay Hotel on Thursday night or visit the famous Matsos brewery.