Approx 1 hour north of the Victoria border and just half an hour from Eden in the very south of NSW is the Pambula Caravan Park.

This is our Number 1 rated Best Caravan Park in Australia.

The features of the park are endless and the location is perfect.

We have no hesitation in rating this one as our favourite Caravan Park in Australia.

Pambula is a small town on the Sapphire Coast of NSW just 4kms south of Merimbula and a short drive out to the stunning beach location at Pambula Beach.

With a population of just over 1000 people Pambula is a historic village with beautiful colonial buildings and genuine character.

The bakery is a must visit as is the Longstocking Brewery and Oyster Bar where you can enjoy beer, wine, cocktails and of course, some delicious local fresh oysters.

The Pambula markets are held on the second Sunday of each month with lots of craft and great food.

Pambula Beach Accommodation

If you are looking for Pambula Beach accommodation we highly recommend the Discovery Holiday Parks.

Accommodation includes Cabins, Apartments, Powered Sites, Powered Ensuite Sites and Unpowered Sites all located just a stones throw from the beach.

The amazing features of this Pambula Caravan Park are it’s superb location and fair price to stay that make this without doubt, fantastic value for money.

The Discovery Holiday Parks at Pambula Beach is fronting directly onto the beach with easy access through a short track to the stunning beach.

The Pambula River is located nearby within an easy beach stroll and is a perfect place for a relaxing swim, kayaking and great fishing.

Entry to the park is through a security coded gate with details provided at check in.

The sites are especially large for a caravan park and provide much better privacy than you normally might expect.

It really was enjoyable not having the neighbours so close to you as you often experience elsewhere.

Read about: Save Money staying at Caravan Parks

What is there to do at Discovery Holiday Parks Pambula Beach?

There is a big outdoor pool plus a fantastic heated indoor pool, a spa and a great water park.

The kids can enjoy a fabulous time with an excellent children’s playground plus huge jumping pillow.

There’s even an excellent Mini Golf Course available.

A big games room is open for hours of entertainment for everyone and there’s a massive TV room.

The beach fishing directly in front of the Caravan Park at Pambula is excellent and we caught some Salmon and Flathead during our stay. The river is also an ideal spot to cast a line and catch a great feed.

Friendly Kangaroos roam the park and are used to human interaction. Lorikeets will come to you, just use grapes, they love them and they aren’t harmful to the birds.

Please don’t feed them bread. It holds no nutritional value to birds and can cause health issues.

Facilities at the Discovery Pambula Caravan Park

This Pambula Beach Caravan Park has an excellent camp kitchen which includes modern electric BBQ’s, heaps of seating, ovens, cooktops and appliances.

Upstairs is an adults only space with a lounge, coffee and loads of reading material with views to the beach.

These facilities are without doubt the best we have experienced around the country.

We had good phone coverage with both Telstra and Vodafone networks during our stay.

The features here are endless which makes this the perfect Pambula Beach Caravan Park accommodation.

Next door to the Discovery Pambula Caravan Park is a small shop plus a restaurant and bar as well as the Pambula Surf Life Savers Club.

Is the Pambula Caravan Park Pet Friendly?

The Discovery Holiday Park Pambula Beach is not pet friendly which is why so many animals roam the grounds feeling safe.

Sadly our Golden Retriever MACKS had passed by the time we visited the NSW Coast however as we were no longer travelling with a pet meant we were able to experience this fabulous Pambula Caravan Park.

Read more: A Tribute to MACKS the Best Dog I’ve ever known

How much does it cost to stay at Discovery Parks – Pambula Caravan Park?

The Cost to stay for us at this awesome beachfront Caravan Park at Pambula was $39 per night for a powered site with water. During our stay we had a stay 4 pay for 3 deal.

Unpowered sites are also available.

Check their website or contact Discovery Holiday Parks Pambula Beach for current specials.

Update December 2021:
Powered Site $43 per night ($39 for Discovery Park Members)
Unpowered Site $39 per night ($35 for Discovery Park Members)
Ensuite Powered Site $59 per night ($53 for Discovery Park Members)

Our stay was for 8 nights from the 18^th to 25^th March 2019

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How to get to Discovery Holiday Parks Pambula Beach?

The town of Pambula is located on the A1 Princes Highway approx. halfway between Bega and Eden in south NSW.

To find the Discovery Holiday Parks Pambula Beach turn East in to Bullara Street which will soon become Pambula Beach Road.

Follow Pambula Beach Rd to the entrance of this amazing Caravan Park backing directly onto the beach at Pambula is on your left.

Check out these other great places to stay in the Sapphire Coast region: Tathra Beachside and Bega Showgrounds

How far is it from Pambula Beach to Merimbula?

The drive from Pambula Beach to Merimbula is approximately 10 minutes. Merimbula is about 9 kms from Pambula Beach.

Contact Details for the Discovery Pambula Caravan Park NSW

Phone: (02) 6495 6363
Freecall: 1800 677 808
Address: 1 Pambula Beach Rd, Pambula Beach, New South Wales
Website

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Things to see and do in and around Pambula Beach

Ben Boyd National Park

The other side of the Pambula River is Ben Boyd National Park, home to a host of stunning Beaches and Bays equal to almost anywhere else in Australia.

There are lots of Beaches to discover, an array of wildlife and a great lookout to sit and watch the sun rise and then set in the afternoon.

The fishing here is excellent too 🙂

Pambula River Walking Track

The 1.2 km walk starts at the mouth of Pambula River with views of Haycock Point across the beautiful bay.

The coastal walking track winds through forest filled with eucalyptus trees, past lookouts to a secluded inlet and then it’s simply a matter of retracing your steps back to the river mouth. 

Places to eat and drink in and near Pambula Beach Caravan Park

Longstocking Brewery

The Longstocking Brewery is a great spot to stop for great food including oysters plus their signature craft beer, cider, cocktails, gin and wine.

Sunday lunch time is great for entertainment also.

Head here for a meal and drinks during your stay.

Pambula Bakery

The Pambula Bakery in town is fantastic and is a reasonably short drive from the Discovery Caravan Park at Pambula.

There were always a constant amount of customers without being over crowded which is always a good sign in a small town bakery.

We enjoyed grabbing a pie and pastry a few times and on each occasion we really enjoyed them.

Things to take with you when exploring the Pambula region:

• Camera
• Speargun
• Wetsuit
• Binoculars
• Hema Maps
• Water Bottle
• Sunscreen
• Hat
• Torch
• Hiking Shoes
• Swimmers and Towel
• First Aid Kit
• Cooling Towel
• Insect Repellent

Pambula Weather

The best time of the year to visit Pambula Beach is between November and April. Average temperatures vary greatly in Pambula.

June through to August are the most popular months for tourism. The months with the least chance of rain are May and September along with April.

Naturally the hottest months are January and February closely followed by December.

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We are Adele & Kevin, an Aussie couple from Brisbane in Queensland Australia who have embraced our adventurous spirit and ventured out to explore the world around us. We had spent so much time overseas we decided it was time to see our own truly amazing country and we needed to take some time to see everything it has to offer.

Our Aim is to inspire others to travel and help design the greatest adventure they can experience.

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Our camera equipment we use for all our photos and videos are:

Samsung Note 10 Plus Phone – http://ebay.us/9vMXEH – Most of our photos are simply from our phones. The Samsung phone cameras are pretty insane. Our phones have 512gb storage in ours but the 256gb in this one is heaps. We have sourced this one which is approx $500 less than we paid for ours.

Canon 800d – https://ebay.to/2XQYnsk – the latest DSLR Canon 24mp camera, buy here to save.

Lenses

Canon 50mm lens – https://ebay.to/3nx5pyG  This is the lens I use the least, ideal for still, close up shots.
Canon 24-105mm lens – https://ebay.us/br9MeO This is my all round, everyday use, zoom lens. Amazing quality, great price.
Canon 70-300mm lens – https://ebay.to/33xYeht – I use this one a lot for long range shots.
Sigma 10-20mm lens – http://ebay.us/zWvfuI  – My wide angle lens for all my inside photos & video plus lots more, love this lens.

Our Go Pro 9 Hero Black – https://ebay.us/6CQOVC  –  is an awesome piece of equipment. I use this for all underwater, action video and some general use. Buy here brand new and great value.

Mavic Pro Platinum Drone – https://ebay.to/2ARPxTo  This is an absolute ripper of a drone. The Fly More Combo will provide you with everything you will need. I use this for all my aerial footage and this price is well below other retail stores.

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The Belair Gardens Caravan Park in Geraldton WA is an easy walk to the beach across the road and is just 3kms from the city centre.

This Geraldton Caravan Park was our preferred place to stay even after staying one night at another one in town.

We found the Belair Gardens Caravan Park in Geraldton a bit more affordable and we loved it’s location, simplicity and friendly staff.

From the city of Perth to Geraldton it is approximately 420kms north along the Brand Highway.

Geraldton is a major port destination for the Western Australian coastline where it handles mining, wheat, fishing including crayfish, sheep and Cruise ships that also stop off here.

The population of Geraldton is around 38,000 and the town has many features to enjoy and explore during your stay.

Belair Caravan Park in Geraldton Facilities

Our site area had large double sized slabs that were perfectly level concrete to make parking and levelling so easy.

The amenities block at this caravan park in Geraldton is excellent with good clean hot showers available and it is accessed with a security key that you are provided.

There are also ensuite sites available during your stay if you prefer.

A good camp kitchen with BBQ’s and seating which we used several times was well maintained and in good condition.

There’s 2 swimming pools onsite which includes the large adult pool and next to it is one for kids to swim and play.

A children’s playground and jumping pillow are another way to entertain the kids and help them to enjoy their stay at the Geraldton Caravan Park.

Have fun in the games room which comes with a TV, table tennis and pool table.

Bins are in place around the caravan park, there is a dump point and there’s an excellent laundry for washing your clothing.

The Free Wifi was very slow during our stay and not available from our site.

Are pets allowed at the Belair Gardens Caravan Park in Geraldton?

The Belair Gardens Caravan Park in Geraldton is pet friendly and therefore dogs are permitted to stay. We stayed there with our Golden Retriever MACKS.

Read more: Travelling Australia with our dog MACKS

Cost to stay at this Caravan Park in Geraldton

The cost to stay was $41.40 per night with our Top Tourist discount for 3 adults.

Update October 2021:
Powered site with an ensuite for 2 adults is $42 per night
Powered site for 2 adults is $36 per night
Unpowered site for 2 adults is $30 per night
Prices vary depending on season
Keep a look out for deals such as Stay 7 and pay for 6 nights and summer specials.

Our stay was for 4 nights from the 7-10th October 2016

Watch the video for a look around and more details.

Contact Details for the Belair Gardens Caravan Park in Geraldton:

Phone: 08 9921 1997
Address: 463 Marine Terrace, Geraldton WA
Website

How to get to this Caravan Park in Geraldton

It’s very easy to find, from town simply head out on Marine Tce and follow it to West End.

Once you cross through the John Willcock Link intersection you will soon find the entrance on your left.

What else is there to do in Geraldton?

Lobster Factory Tour

While visiting Geraldton, we did the live lobster tour at the Geraldton Fishermen’s Co-operative. This inexpensive tour was very informative and provided a fascinating ‘behind-the- scenes’ look at a live lobster factory. 

We saw how the live lobsters were sorted and even had the opportunity to hold a live lobster and have your photo taken. You just didn’t want to be that one person who dropped it, they are very expensive!

Update 2021 – Tours have been suspended until further notice.

HMAS Sydney II Memorial

In Geraldton, the loss of the HMAS Sydney II is commemorated along with the 645 men whose lives were tragically lost on 19th November, 1941. It is the greatest single tragedy in Naval History in Australia.

The National Memorial is located atop of Mount Scott in Geraldton. The HMAS Sydney II Memorial is one of the ‘must sees’ in Geraldton and it is especially impressive at night when it is under illumination.

St Francis Xavier Cathedral

See the extraordinary architectural work of Monsignor John Hawes from the Spanish missionary era.

The magnificent cathedral is fabulous to see during the day but even more spectacular under lights at night!

Take a drive to Natures Window in Kalbarri National Park

Nature’s Window for us and most people one of the highlights when travelling around Western Australia.

This iconic natural wonder has resulted in a window being formed in the layered sand stone from constant wind erosion over time.

It frames the Murchison River below perfectly and is one of the most photographed attractions in Australia.

Abrolhos Islands

The Abrolhos Island lie approximately 80kms west of Geraldton. They are the most southern coral reef in the Indian Ocean as well as being one of the world’s highest latitude reef systems.

These magnificent islands are only accessible by boat, plane or helicopter.

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Wildflowers

Western Australia is well known for its magnificent wildflowers. You can generally see the wildflowers in the state’s north around the Pilbara region from June and July.

They continue to bloom from August and September further south in the Wheatbelt region and Perth and even later in the more southern regions.

We managed to see the famous wreath flowers as the season was ending when we took a day trip from Geraldton out to Mullewa.

Things to take with you when exploring around Geraldton

• Camera
• Binoculars
• Hema Maps
• Water Bottle
• Sunscreen
• Hat
• Hiking Shoes
• First Aid Kit
• Cooling Towel
• Insect Repellent

Geraldton Weather

The weather in Geraldton averages from 20 – 33 degrees C with the coldest months being July and August and the hottest months are December through to March with average temperatures in the 30s.

Geraldton weather is generally clear with little rainfall but windy year round. Annual rainfall is approx 314mm (12.4 inches).

Typically the best time to visit Geraldton is April to June. During these months the temperatures are warm but pleasant for exploring this great Western Australian town.

Geraldton Accommodation

Geraldton offers a range of accommodation from ocean view and executive apartments, villas, holiday houses and 4 star hotels to caravan park accommodation.

There are 3 caravan parks in Geraldton and we have stayed in two of the three.

Other great places to stay in and around Geraldton:

Best places to eat, drink and get a coffee

• Bob’s Boutique Bar
• The Emerald Room Restaurant
• Piper Lane
• Salt Dish
• Flowvitality
• Quiet Life
• Two Foreshore
• Old Man & the Sea Rooftop Bar
• Beached Barrel
• Cafe 105 on Shenton

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Indefinite Leave

We are Adele & Kevin, an Aussie couple from Brisbane in Queensland Australia who have embraced our adventurous spirit and ventured out to explore the world around us. We had spent so much time overseas we decided it was time to see our own truly amazing country and we needed to take some time to see everything it has to offer.

Our Aim is to inspire others to travel and help design the greatest adventure they can experience.

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Photography and Socials

Our camera equipment we use for all of our photos and videos are:

Samsung Note 10 Plus Phone – http://ebay.us/9vMXEH – Most of our photos are simply from our phones. The Samsung phone cameras are pretty insane. Our phones have 512gb storage in ours but the 256gb in this one is heaps.

Samsung s21 Phone – https://ebay.us/QAdwva – this looks an insane camera within a phone. We have friends and our son who own one and it seems quite extraordinary with their camera quality. If you’re after a new phone this is what I’d be looking at.

Canon 800d – https://ebay.us/Q0UV1z – the latest DSLR Canon 24mp camera, buy here to save.

Nikon Coolpix p1000 – https://ebay.to/37cORUV – We have the Nikon P900 and this is the new model. The zoom lens is unbelievable and so awesome when travelling and you want to capture photos from a distance.

Lenses

Canon 50mm lens – https://ebay.to/3nx5pyG  This is the lens I use the least, ideal for still, close up shots.
Canon 24-105mm lens – https://ebay.us/br9MeO – This is my all round, everyday use, zoom lens. Amazing quality, great price.
Canon 70-300mm lens – https://ebay.to/33xYeht – I use this one a lot for long range shots.
Sigma 10-20mm lens – http://ebay.us/zWvfuI  – My wide angle lens for all my inside photos & video plus lots more, love this lens.

Our Go Pro 9 Hero Black – https://ebay.us/6CQOVC  –  is an awesome piece of equipment. I use this for all underwater, action video and some general use. Buy here brand new and great value.

Mavic Pro Platinum Drone – https://ebay.to/2ARPxTo  This is an absolute ripper of a drone. The Fly More Combo will provide you with everything you will need. I use this for all my aerial footage and this price is well below other retail stores.

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We were looking for a good Broome Caravan Park when we arrived but we were travelling with our dog MACKS which made it harder to find a place to stay.

The Tarangau Caravan Park in Broome became available once the overflow places closed and we moved into it.

Within walking distance to the spectacular Cable Beach and an easy drive into Broome, it was convenient place to stay.

From here we were able to explore all the incredible Things to See and Do in Broome.

Broome is located in the the Kimberley region of Western Australia 1,680kms north from the state’s capital city of Perth.

In the 1880’s, Broome began in the pearling industry and still today pearls remain part of the regions tradition.

An under sea telegraph cable was laid to East Java given the name Cable Beach to it’s most popular tourist destination.

Approximately 14,000 people live in Broome however tourism through the winter months temporarily gives a significant boost to the population.

This is a good Broome Caravan Park within walking distance to Cable Beach, but be prepared, there are plenty of rules.

The management and staff are quite friendly and promote their Caravan Park as the quiet alternative.

Powered and unpowered sites are both available with prices variable depending on time of the year.

Tarangau Broome Caravan Park Facilities

There is a wash bay for Caravans and Boats for just $5 and all funds go to the Royal Flying Doctors Service (RFDS) which is a fantastic cause.

A free washing bay is also available for pets although there is a $2 per night charge for dogs.

The amenities block is excellent and is kept clean. We found that the showers were nice and hot here.

BBQ’s are available in this Broome Caravan Park and the Camp kitchen is excellent with a fridge, freezer and other cooking facilities.

There is plenty of space is available around the park, sites are reasonably sized and easy to reverse into with either a Caravan or Motorhome.

There’s water to hook up to on each powered site and an easy grey water release.

No pool is available onsite so to go swimming take the short drive to Cable Beach and enjoy the beach there.

We had good Telstra coverage during our stay at this Broome Caravan Park near Cable Beach.

Are pets allowed at this Broome Caravan Park?

The Tarangau Broome Caravan Park has a designated area for people travelling with pets. Check on the availability of the pet friendly sites at the time of your booking as they book up quickly.

It took a number of times checking with the park before a pet friendly site became available and we were able to stay with our Golden Retriever MACKS.

Read more on: Travelling Australia with our dog MACKS

Cost to Stay at the Tarangau Caravan Park in Broome

For us, the cost to stay for 3 adults at the Tarangau Caravan Park was $58 per night.

Update October 2021:
Cost to stay is now $58 a night for 2 adults on a powered site during June, July and August.
Price varies between $42 – 52 a night throughout the rest of the year for powered sites.
Unpowered sites are $48 a night for 2 adults during June, July and August.
Price varies between $37 – 42 a night throughout the rest of the year for unpowered sites.
Extra adults are $15 a night
Children aged 3-17 are an extra $5 per night
Pets are an extra $2 a night

Our stay was 21-23rd August 2016.

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Contact Details for the Tarangau Broome Caravan Park:

Phone: 08 9193 5084
Address: 16 Millington Road, Cable Beach
Website:
Email: tarangau@tpg.com.au

How to get to this Broome Caravan Park

From Broome head south on Walcott Street before turning right onto Anne Street. Continue along Anne Street through the roundabout and then turn right onto D’Antoine Street.

Take a left turn onto Frederick Street and at the roundabout take the second exit onto Cable Beach Road E. In 1.6km at the roundabout take the second exit onto Gubinge Road.

Then at the next roundabout take the first exit onto Cable Beach Road W. At the following roundabout take the third exit onto Sanctuary Road.

Turn left onto Millington Road and travel along Millington Road for 1.1km. The Tarangau Caravan Park Broome will be on the right.

What else is there to do in Broome?

From the Tarangau Broome Caravan Park it’s an easy drive into the town of Broome or to go sightseeing at all the fantastic places to visit during your stay.

Here are some of our favourite experiences in Broome:

Sunsets

The sunsets in Broome are simply stunning. One of the most popular spots to view the colourful sunsets of Broome is from Cable Beach.

Gantheaume Point is also an absolutely awesome vantage point to watch an amazing WA sunset. The rugged cliffs and glow on the rocks is amazing and a must see!

Cable Beach

Cable Beach is not only a 22km stretch of brilliant white sandy beach but it’s also the name of the suburb that surrounds this iconic beach in Broome.

This fabulous beach is great for swimming, you can hire a beach umbrella and just relax on the beach plus you can even take your 4WD onto the beach.

Is it safe to swim at Broome?

Swimming at Cable Beach is generally safe for swimming. During the months of November through to May/June swimming in the ocean should be avoided due to the deadly Chironex Box Jellyfish and Irukandji inhabiting the waters in these warmer months.

Did you know:

Cable Beach was named after the telegraph cable that was laid in 1889 between Broome and Java.

Horizontal Falls

Save up and do a tour to Horizontal Falls, it is definitely a once in a lifetime experience you do not want to miss. We did a full day tour out of Broome and it was absolutely fabulous.

Our fun packed day tour with Horizontal Falls Adventures included:

• a flight in a seaplane over the Buccaneer Archipelago and landing on the water at Talbot Bay
• the thrill of riding through the Horizontal Falls
• a visit to the hatchery at One Arm Point
• lunch and time to stroll on the beach at Cape Leveque
• 4WD trip back to Broome stopping at Beagle Bay to see the Mother of Pearl Church.

Tours are seasonal and operate from March to November.

Phone: 08 9192 1172
Address: Hangar 14, Gus Winckel Road, Broome Western Australia
Website:

Ride the Camels

One of the things that is super popular to do in Broome is to go on a camel ride on Cable Beach.

There are a number of companies offering camel rides and we chose an afternoon ride with Sun Camels.

The sunset camel rides are very popular as well. It is awesome to witness the sunset silhouette of the camels and great to capture this fabulous sunset shot.

Phone: 08 9193 7423
Address: Cable Beach Broome, Western Australia
Website:

Book a Half Day Broome Sightseeing Tour with optional Camel Ride here>

Broome Pearls

Broome has long been known for its pearling industry and has produced some of the world’s finest pearls since 1880.

In 1883, Broome was founded as a pearling industry port and named after Sir Frederick Broome, the Governor of Western Australia at the time.

Adele loves pearls and couldn’t resist buying some pearls from Willie Creek Pearls in Chinatown Broome.

Book a Willie Creek Pearl Farm History of Pearling Tour here>

Book a Self-Drive Willie Creek Pearl Farm Tour here>

Fishing

The Broome Jetty is a popular place for fishing and is renowned for catching queenies, trevally, mackies, tuna and even barra.

Kev and Matt took a full day fishing charter out of Broome. They got onto a few good fish that they were able to bring home including Kev’s first ever mackerel.

Phone: 0427 798 155
Address: 10 Slater Road, Broome Western Australia
Website:

Check out all of the: 49 Amazing Things to do in Western Australia

Things to take with you when exploring Broome

• Camera
• Binoculars
• Hema Maps
• Water Bottle
• Sunscreen
• Hat
• Torch
• Hiking Shoes
• Swimmers and Towel
• First Aid Kit
• Cooling Towel
• Insect Repellent

What is the best time of the year to visit Broome?

Broome weather is defined by two categories – wet and dry. April through to October is usually considered to be the best time to visit Broome.

The torrential rain of wet season usually extends from November to March but during this time you’ll find the best deals on offer as tourist numbers are generally lower.

Along with rain, the wet season also brings the humidity and the possibility of cyclones and flooding occurring from January to March,

During the summer months, the tropical Broome weather can be very hot and semi-arid with temperatures ranging between 25 – 33.6 degrees C (77 – 92.5 degrees F).

Best places to eat or drink in Broome

Matso’s Brewery

One of our favourite breweries in all of Australia is Matso’s Brewery.

The rustic brewery offers a range of unique seasonal beers, a creative pub grub menu and a great outdoor seating area to relax and try one of their unique beers.

Well known for its Ginger Beer and Mango Beer, Matso’s is also famous for being Australia’s most remote brewery since 1997 and is definitely worth a visit.

Their alcoholic ginger beer is one of Kev’s top 3 ginger beers.

Open 10am – 10pm Monday to Thursday and 8am – 10pm on Saturdays and Sundays.

Phone: 08 9193 5811
Address: 60 Hamersley Street, Broome Western Australia
Website:

Check out: Our Favourite Experiences as we Travel Australia

Divers Tavern

Located directly across the road from the magnificent Cable Beach, Divers Tavern has two bars and a bistro.

Enjoy live music and live sport in the Beach Bar and Sports Bar. The Divers Bistro offers a range of delicious meals showcasing the Kimberley’s best seafood and steak.

Experience casual dining in a tropical open air atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating.

Phone: 08 9193 6066
Address: 12 Cable Beach Road, Cable Beach, Broome Western Australia
Website:

Mangrove Hotel

Set on the shores of Roebuck Bay, the Mangrove Hotel in Broome is a great place for drinks or a meal. It is also one of the best vantage points in Broome to witness the iconic Staircase to the Moon.

The Bay Club at the Mangrove Hotel offers a stylish outdoor restaurant and bar. You can enjoy the great views while you dine, listen to live music, have a few drinks with friends or just indulge in a cocktail or two.

Bookings are not required. Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Phone: 08 9192 1303
Address: 47 Carnarvon Street, Broome Western Australia
Website:

Other great places to stay in and around Broome:

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Safe travels

Kev & Adele
Indefinite Leave

We are Adele & Kevin, an Aussie couple from Brisbane in Queensland Australia who have embraced our adventurous spirit and ventured out to explore the world around us. We had spent so much time overseas we decided it was time to see our own truly amazing country and we needed to take some time to see everything it has to offer.

Our Aim is to inspire others to travel and help design the greatest adventure they can experience.

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Photography and Socials

Our camera equipment we use for all our photos and videos are:

Samsung Note 10 Plus Phone – http://ebay.us/9vMXEH – Most of our photos are simply from our phones. The Samsung phone cameras are pretty insane. Our phones have 512gb storage in ours but the 256gb in this one is heaps.

Samsung s21 Phone – https://ebay.us/QAdwva – this looks an insane camera within a phone. We have friends and our son who own one and it seems quite extraordinary with their camera quality. If you’re after a new phone this is what I’d be looking at.

Canon 800d – https://ebay.us/Q0UV1z – the latest DSLR Canon 24mp camera, buy here to save.

Nikon Coolpix p1000 – https://ebay.to/37cORUV – We have the Nikon P900 and this is the new model. The zoom lens is unbelievable and so awesome when travelling and you want to capture photos from a distance.

Lenses

Canon 50mm lens – https://ebay.to/3nx5pyG  This is the lens I use the least, ideal for still, close up shots.
Canon 24-105mm lens – https://ebay.us/br9MeO – This is my all round, everyday use, zoom lens. Amazing quality, great price.
Canon 70-300mm lens – https://ebay.to/33xYeht – I use this one a lot for long range shots.
Sigma 10-20mm lens – http://ebay.us/zWvfuI  – My wide angle lens for all my inside photos & video plus lots more, love this lens.

Our Go Pro 9 Hero Black – https://ebay.us/6CQOVC  –  is an awesome piece of equipment. I use this for all underwater, action video and some general use. Buy here brand new and great value.

Mavic Pro Platinum Drone – https://ebay.to/2ARPxTo  This is an absolute ripper of a drone. The Fly More Combo will provide you with everything you will need. I use this for all my aerial footage and this price is well below other retail stores.

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