There’s no need for a layover or long drive when you fly to Broome. Jetstar Asia operates direct flights twice a week from Changi, every Tuesday and Saturday. Broome is in the same time zone as Singapore, so there’s no jetlag to slow you down. Once your plane touches down, it’s only a 10-minute drive to town, the beach and most resorts. Broome Airport is small, so you’ll skip the long queues and baggage waits. It’s a quick trip from plane to paradise.

Broome is where rust-coloured desert meets turquoise sea, and its ancient landscape has been millions of years in the making. Ride a camel along Cable Beach as the sky turns every shade of red at sunset. Wander the rocky ledges at Gantheaume Point, where dinosaur footprints are revealed at low tide. At Windjana Gorge, spot rock wallabies, native birds and freshwater crocodiles beneath 300-metre-high cliffs. Nearby, Tunnel Creek National Park features a 750-metre cave tunnel you can walk through. Out in the UNESCO-listed Purnululu National Park, the striped sandstone domes of the Bungle Bungle Range look like they belong on another planet. For more thrills, take a scenic flight or jet boat ride through Horizontal Falls, where powerful tidal currents create a dramatic natural display.

When night falls in the Kimberley, the sky truly comes alive. With minimal light pollution, it's one of the best places to witness meteor showers and celestial events in brilliant clarity. Time your visit to Broome with the Staircase to the Moon—a natural phenomenon that happens two to three nights a month from March to October, around the full moon. As the moon rises over the tidal flats, its reflection creates the illusion of a glowing staircase climbing into the night sky.

Broome is home to one of the oldest continuous cultures on Earth. Join a tour led by a Yawuru guide to hear stories of the land, wildlife and Aboriginal culture. Try Narlijia Experiences for a guided walk across the mudflats, go deeper into the Kimberley with Kingfisher Tours, or explore the mangroves and paperbark forests with Southern Cross Cultural Tours. Broome’s rich heritage continues in its historic Chinatown, a legacy of its pearling heyday. Workers from Japan, China and Malaysia once came here for the pearl farms, and today, you’ll find fusion cuisine, small art galleries and heritage buildings that reflect these cultural influences.

Broome is where you can enjoy a quiet stretch of beach all to yourself. With no city crowds, it's the perfect retreat from the bright lights of Singapore. But being surrounded by nature doesn’t mean giving up comfort. Choose from boutique stays and resorts, near Cable Beach or along Roebuck Bay within easy reach of Chinatown. Watch the sun set over the ocean with a glass of Western Australian wine or a chilled ginger beer from Matso’s, the beloved local brewery. Feast on freshly caught seafood, from oysters and prawns to local crabs. And for a souvenir that lasts a lifetime, visit Willie Creek Pearl Farm or Cygnet Bay to learn how pearls are made—and pick out your own. In Chinatown, browse pearl shops, local boutiques and art galleries for unique finds.

Between July and September, around 30,000 humpback whales migrate along Broome’s coast. Watch them breach and dive on a whale watching cruise. You can also join a guided fishing trip for tuna or barramundi, search for sea turtles on a kayaking tour, or enjoy a sunset cruise with canapés and wine. For scuba divers, the nearby Rowley Shoals offers a pristine underwater world of vibrant coral gardens teeming with marine life. The tidal phenomena's of this region travel beyond Broome, creating spectacular experiences such as waterfall reefs, standing tidal waves and one of the worlds fastest ocean currents.

Whether you’re planning a relaxing long weekend or an action-packed week, Broome offers the perfect escape from city life. Swap your usual getaway for something that is truly unique and unforgettable, whatever itinerary you choose.