Whilst, the humidity and sporadic rain of the wet season adds to the love of living in Broome for locals, the tourists and urbanites value Broome for its dry season when the action in the historic pearling town comes alive.
The many events between May and November draw people from around the nation and the globe.
The big event in Broome is the ‘Staircase to the Moon’. During low tide the full moon reflects off the mudflats at Roebuck Bay, appearing as though a staircase is reaching for the moon. This spectacle takes place during March to October.
A festival originating in the 1970’s by the Japanese called Shinju Matsuri celebrates the importance of the Broome pearl industry. The carnival includes street parades and a ball and other cultural activities which are great for the visitor to enjoy.
During August enjoy the Broome Cupweek and Opera Under The Stars in Kimberly and Broome.
With the franigpanis in full bloom, tour operators in full swing, together with the sunshine and balmy nights, it is easy to understand why record numbers flock to Broome during this time.
