2025 Minyirr Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in February)

#australiatrip Broome, Western Australia, is a paradise of incredible colours, from its fiery red cliffs to the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Cable Beach dazzles with golden sands and stunning sunsets that paint the sky in shades of orange, pink, and purple. At Gantheaume Point, the deep ochre rocks contrast beautifully with the vivid blue sea. The Staircase to the Moon phenomenon creates shimmering silver reflections on the tidal flats. Even the town’s lush greenery and vibrant markets add to the kaleidoscope of hues. Every corner of Broome bursts with colour, making it a breathtaking destination for photographers and nature lovers.

#australiatrip Broome, Western Australia, is a stunning coastal town known for its rich history, Indigenous culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Cable Beach, with its white sand and turquoise waters, offers iconic camel rides at sunset. The town’s pearling history is showcased at the Pearl Luggers Museum, while Gantheaume Point reveals 130-million-year-old dinosaur footprints. The multicultural food scene and lively markets add to its charm. Visitors can explore the Staircase to the Moon phenomenon or take a scenic flight over Horizontal Falls. With its tropical climate and laid-back vibe, Broome is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

#travellerswonderland Gantheaume Point encompasses a stretch of white sandy beach as well as a red rock cliff face overlooking the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Despite various activities like kayak tours, the most interesting part is definitely the REAL Dinosaur footprints in the rock! 🐾🐾🦖 Over 130 million years old’s fossil footprints are preserved in reef rock and can be seen at very low tide at the bottom of the cliff. (Make sure you check the tide before going!) #awesomepic #australia #westernaustralia

Broome is a new must-go destination for nature lovers in Western Australia! If you’re into Dinosaurs, you’ll find their footprints naturally fossilised in rocks and left behind over millions of years at Gantheaume Point. The natural scarlet-red rock formations combined with the turquoise water from the Indian Ocean will set you back to the Cretaceous period where ancient dinosaurs roamed the land in Broome. It is surely one of the most unique lookouts in the whole of Broome. Head there in the late afternoon to catch the stunning sunset. It is definitely a must-see travel destination when visiting Broome. Be sure to add it to your bucket list the next time you plan to travel to Australia. #bestsunset #broome #dinosaurs#Gantheaumepoint #Australianbucketlist #westernaustralia #visitaustralia #timecapsule #dinosaurfossils

#australiatrip You need to visit this spot at least twice to appreciate and soak in the beauty of this place with contrasting colours of rocks, sea, sky and sunlight playing into the mix. Once at midday and next at sunset. Feel free to spend as much time to use your imagination and capture some of the best pictures Western Australia has to offer at Gantheaume Point. Certainly not a safe place for uncontrolled young children and pets. Picnic tables and site information provided but the condition of Rest Rooms leaves a lot to be desired. Suggest using Rest Rooms at your place of stay or at an appropriate facility immediately before driving to this spot, especially going in a group or with your family.