Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa
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WHEN -
May to November is the winter dry season with clear sunny skies and an average temperature of 30 C which can go up to 40 C. August to October are the driest months. In may it can go as low as 14 C overnight.
December to April is the summer wet season. It is hot, humid and rainy. The rain usually comes in a short tropical downpour in the afternoons and evenings. Storms are exciting to watch and freshen the place up. This is the best time of the year for sunsets and wildlife.
However Broome does get cyclones and there are stingers in the water from November to March.
STAY -
At the award winning Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa ****½
overlooking the famous 22 km stretch of white sand known as Cable Beach. There is an Adults only lagoon style ocean pool as well as a family pool, tropical gardens, a wellness spa and four restaurants.
There are 5 room types - Studios - Bungalows - Club Apartments - Villas and Suites. Studios and Villas (lounge, dining, kitchenette, private courtyard, plunge pool and Adults Only) are the ones that suit couples. The resort is styled to reflect the Asian and Colonial influences on Broome. It has a tour desk of you feel like getting out and about.
ABOUT -
Cable Beach was named after the submarine communications cable from Perth to Java that came ashore here. The Broome Courthouse is the old Cable Station.
If you get there before your room is ready there are facilities for you to change and relax by the pool with some food and drink until it is.
Do as much or as little as you like. There is a lot to choose from. One thing not to miss is the Horizontal Waterfall boat adventure. The little town of Broome has a fascinating history and has plenty of reasons to make a few visits.
If you have enough time it would be worthwhile to visit the Kimberly region as well. Otherwise you'll be kicking yourself.
If you decide to have your wedding here you won't be disappointed. The Cable Beach sunset is a backdrop that is hard to beat and the level of service and the quality of the food and drinks is world class.
It's not the cheapest resort on this site but compared to many other destinations it represents great value for money.
ADD ONS -
Kimberly - you could go on a luxury tour from Broome or hire a 4WD and do your own thing. This pristine and ancient region has a lot to offer.
Keen divers could organise a several night boat trip out to the Rowley Shoals National Park - one of the best dive spots in Australia.
ROMANCE -
Clothing optional - "North of the Rocks"
Secluded beaches - on Dampier Peninsula
Adults Only Ocean Pool
Tandem bicycle ride
Boat cruise
Mini-golf
SUNRISES & SUNSETS -
with a glass of bubbly
very popular spot
a short stroll from the resort
Zanders -
just outside the resort
Sundowners - at the
to Coconut Well
for a more private experience
colourful natural beauty that is good at either end of the day.
and 135 million year old dinosaur footprints at low tide.
Sunrise yoga and meditation at the Buddha Sanctuary
BUDGET -
Upper end - more expensive than Asia and cheaper than Europe and the US. The hotel is quite good value. If you are travelling here on $US or Euros you'll probably think it's good value. If you want to save some money have meals and drinks outside of the resort.
HIGHLIGHTS -
Adults Only sanctuary
Lush gardens and a great (and eclectic) art collection
outdoor cinema since 1916
Broome - the Pearling Capital of Australia and gateway to the Kimberly and Pilbara
regions as well as being home to Karijini National Park, Purnululu National Park, Bungle Bungle Ranges and Kunumurra.
PAMPER -
World class Chahoya (Pamper in Japanese) Spa by L'Occitane - health and beauty treatments, massages
Go jewellery shopping for pearls and diamonds
High Tea - at the resort on a Saturday and Sunday afternoon
RELAXING -
The Buddha Sanctuary - ornamental garden
At the beach
Around the pool
VIEWS -
Cable Beach, lush tropical gardens and water features, the Ocean Pool
FOOD -
Sunset Bar & Grill - Buffet breakfast - Sundowners - Dinner
Kichi Kichi - contemporary Asian fusion overlooking the family pool
Chichetti Club - Italian
Le Rhum Bar - Degustation and unique cocktails
Cable Eats - enjoy popular items from the Sunset Bar & Grill in your room
lunch treats from 11am to 4pm
DRINKS -
Pool Bar
they also make ginger beer, mango beer and chilli beer and have live music in the courtyard on Friday and weekend afternoons.
try the local gin flavoured with locally sourced botanicals and distilled with tropical monsoon rainwater.
SIGHTS -
Roebuck Bay, 2nights each lunar month complete with a Night Market, food and drinks
(aka the "Horries") - Mother nature puts on a show during this exciting fast boat ride through fast tides and steep cliffs, Sir David Attenborough calls them one of the greatest natural wonders of the world
birds fly in form a 10,000 km journey in August and hang around until April
between July and September
ACTIVITIES -
Fitness centre
Free fat tyred beach bikes at the resort
Swimming / Surfing / SUP - at one of Australia's best beaches
Drift snorkelling at Coconut Well - a secret highlight
every Sunday
Stroll through historical Chinatown - once the location of opium dens, pearl sheds and bawdy saloons
Saturday & Sunday 8am - 1pm - over 100 stalls with shopping, arts and craft, eating and drinking, live music and entertainment.
Sun Pictures - watch a movie under the stars at the world's oldest outdoor cinema
a member of the "Top 10 stunning racetracks you have to see before you die" - a great place to mingle with the locals
of the tidal flats
of the Kimberly
Go to the Willie Creek Pearl Farm -
several tours including a cruise
Self guided Jetty to Jetty - Guided Historical Broome
see blow-holes, sea caves, sea turtles, beaches and rock sculptures
Fishing Charters - or Heli fishing - catch Barramundi, Mangrove Jack and Threadfin Salmon and chef will cook them up for you
Tennis / Table tennis / Yoga and Fitness classes / 4WD tours
SOUVENIRS -
TIPS -
· Remember there are crocodiles around these areas - big ones
· And stingers between November and March - swim in the pool
· The resort is popular so you may need to book the restaurants and your table for sundowners
CHEAPER OPTIONS -
This is the best place to stay in Broome and the only resort that looks out over cable beach. Most places have similar prices in the same neighbourhood. You could try Glamping in a luxury tent at the Billi Resort ****½ or a self contained Studio at Bali Hai Resort & Spa ****
VISAS -
40 different countries are able to get e-visas and Electronic Travel Authorisations on line. Check with your local Embassy to see what you need to do
TRANSPORT -
Broome "International" Airport (BIA) -
has domestic flights only, to Perth, Darwin, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. It would be easiest to fly to one of these and then transfer to Broome. There is a chance of direct flights to Singapore so have a look when booking your flights.
has direct flights to London, Asia and New Zealand
Darwin International Airport (DRW) -
has direct flights to Singapore, Bali and East Timor
Bicycles, scooters and cars are available for rent to get around Broome and it's small enough to walk many places.
There is a bus service which does a loop of all the major attractions every 30 minutes. It stops right outside the resort. And there are taxis.
You can hire cars and 4WD's in Broome if you want to explore further afield.
Free Airport shuttle to and from the hotel
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