Discover the Untouched Wonders of Broome with Campervan/4WD Rental

Things to Do and See Renting a Campervan, Motorhome or 4wd in Broome

Broome and Its Surrounding:

With our campervan rental Broome, you can get around the famous sites in close proximity to Broome including Roebuck Bay, Horizontal Falls, Historical Museum, Chinatown, Pearl Luggers, Courthouse Markets, Broome Crocodile Park, Broome Bird Observatory, Sun Pictures Cinema, Eighty Mile Beach and Gantheaume Point in ultimate style and comfort.

Cable Beach:

Drive just 7 km from Broome and you reach to one of the most beautiful beaches of the world – Cable Beach. Stretching over 22 km, this white sandy beach attracts a big herd of travelers every year with its pristine turquoise water, safe swimming holes, magnificent cliffs and a plethora of water excursions including parasailing and surfcats. For an once-in-a-lifetime kind of experience, enjoy a camel ride alongside the beach at the sunset.

Geikie Gorge National Park:

Are you fond of sailing? If yes, then head down to this park where you will find tour boats to choose from. Along the eastern side of Gorge is a 3 km long walking trail, making it a perfect holiday retreat for active travelers. This national park offers convenient access even for campervans or motorhomes drive. The Fitzroy River, along with its yearly floods, has sculpted striking gorge walls, bleached white, drawing the attention of photographers, both seasoned and amateur alike.

Purnululu National Park:

If you are more inclined to off the beaten paths, this world heritage site of Purnululu National Park is worth considering. It is accessible by 4WD only. If you plan to explore the Gorges in your 4WD camper while visiting Broome, make sure to obtain a Wilderness Park Permit, which is valid for 1-7 days.

Tunnel Creek National Park:

Located 390 km from Broome in the Napier Range, Tunnel Creek National Park is a perfect holiday delight for nature’s lover and history buffs. The natural cave through which tunnel creek flows is the major highlight of the park.

Karijini National Park:

Karijini National Park, nestled in Western Australia’s Pilbara region, is a breathtaking destination that offers a window into the state’s ancient geological past. Within its bounds lie a diverse array of landscapes, including striking red cliffs, serene gorges, cascading waterfalls, and challenging mountain trails.
To explore the park’s wonders, visitors can venture along sealed roads leading to key attractions such as the Karijini Visitors Centre, Dales Gorge, and the route to Karijini Eco Retreat. However, beyond these points, the park’s roads are unsealed, though regularly maintained. For a complete immersion in Karijini’s splendor, opting for a 4WD rental is highly recommended.

Kooljaman Cape Leveque:

Situated on the Dampier Peninsula, 220km north of Broome, Kooljaman at Cape Leveque presents a distinctive lodging choice, inviting guests to immerse themselves in a remote wilderness setting boasting two magnificent beaches. Accessible solely by 4WD vehicle, it caters to adventurous souls seeking a rugged escape into nature.
For reaching Kooljaman, it’s advisable to opt for a 4WD rental, as the journey from Broome typically spans around 2.5 hours, encompassing both sealed and unsealed roads. The Gibb River Road stands out as a favored 4WD route in the vicinity, endorsed by Britz as an essential stop, alongside attractions like the Bungle Bungles, Dampier Peninsula, and Kununurra.