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Gantheaume Point & Dinosaur Prints

Broome


Beautiful at dawn or sunset when the pindan cliffs turn scarlet and the Indian Ocean brilliant turquoise, this peaceful lookout holds a 135-million-year-old secret. Nearby lies one of the world's most varied collections of dinosaur footprints, impossible to find except at very low tides. Grab the map from the visitor centre and beware of slippery rocks. Look out for the ospreys returning with fish to their nests on the lighthouse.


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Nearby Broome attractions

1. Reddell Beach

0.82 MILES

For a blistering sunset without tourists, camels or 4WDs, pull into any of the turn-offs along Kavite Rd between Gantheaume Point and the port and watch…

2. Port

3.1 MILES

Has a pleasant sandy beach and good fishing from the jetty. You might even see whales, turtles or dolphins.

3. Nagula Jarndu Women's Resource Centre

3.24 MILES

Beautiful screen- and block-printed textiles and other crafts are on show (and sale!) at this studio/gallery run by Yawuru women. Enter via Pembroke Rd.

4. Japanese Cemetery

3.29 MILES

A number of cemeteries testify to Broome's multicultural past. The most striking is the Japanese Cemetery with 919 graves (mostly pearl divers).

5. Muslim Cemetery

3.31 MILES

This small Muslim cemetery honours Malay pearl-divers and Afghan cameleers.

6. Chinese Cemetery

3.32 MILES

Located next to the Japanese Cemetery is a Chinese burial ground with more than 90 graves and monuments.

7. Cable Beach

3.57 MILES

WA's most famous landmark offers turquoise waters and beautiful white sand curving away to the sunset. Clothing is optional north of the rocks, while…

8. Bungalow

3.86 MILES

Short Street Gallery's Hopton St stock room at Town Beach holds a stunning collection of canvases from across the Kimberley and beyond.