



by Broome Tours WA
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$228.44The cruise begins as travelers board a catamaran in Broome for a 3.5-hour outing on the water. The boat features shaded decks where guests can relax with a drink while the crew provides attentive service. During the trip, passengers can swim in the ocean using the boom-net platform. The tour includes private transportation to and from the boat, snacks, alcoholic beverages, and air conditioning in the vehicle transfers. The pace is leisurely, focusing on enjoying the changing light and coastal views as the sun sets over Broome.
Set sail on a breathtaking sunset cruise along Cable Beach or Roebuck Bay, where Broome's famous golden skies meet turquoise waters. As you relax on board our 42ft sailing catamaran Ballena, watch for dolphins, sea turtles, and other marine life. Feel the ocean like never before by jumping into our boom net, the perfect way to cool off and immerse yourself in Broome’s stunning waters. We also serve locally sourced canapés and provide you with a welcome drink of a beer or wine. Our fully licensed bar ensures you have the perfect drink in hand while soaking in Broome’s unforgettable sunset. To make your journey seamless, we include return transfers from your Broome accommodation. What to bring: - Bathers & Towel for boom net swimming - Camera - Sunglasses & Hat - Card or cash to purchase cocktails, beer, wine and soft drink from our fully serviced bar - Thongs or slip-on shoes advised for beach departure and landing - Light jacket/jumper for cruises between June and August as it can get a little cool after sunset
210 min
Park your vehicle at the top of the beach on the edge of the sand dunes on Gantheaume Point Beach and make your way down to the waters edge. Our transfer tender boat will pull into the beach about 150m north of the rocks.
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Park your vehicle at the top of the beach on the edge of the sand dunes on Gantheaume Point Beach and make your way down to the waters edge. Our transfer tender boat will pull into the beach about 150m north of the rocks.