Broome to Darwin Cruise on Silver Cloud from Broome (Western Australia)

Broome (Western Australia)

Broome is a pearling and tourist town in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, 1,400 mi north of Perth. The permanent population is estimated at 14,436, growing to over 45,000 per month during the tourist season. It is developing as a tourist resort, popular with Australians, in the dry season (from May to September). Places of Interest: Cable Beach and Town Beach, Pearl Luggers, Willie Creek Pearl Farm, The Wharf, Gantheaume Point

Buccaneer Archipelago

Buccaneer Archipelago

Adele Island (Australia)

Adele Island is a hook shaped island off the central Kimberley coast. The island, with an area of 2.17 km², surrounded by extensive sandbanks lying over a limestone platform forming a large lagoon and surrounded by an extensive reef system. Adele Island is an important site for breeding seabirds.

Hunter River

Hunter River

Ashmore Reef (Australia)

The Territory of Ashmore and Cartier Islands is an uninhabited external territory of Australia consisting of four low-lying tropical islands in two separate reefs. In 1983 it was established as a national nature reserve. Here you can see several species including sea snakes, loggerhead, hawksbill and green turtles, as well as other types of common seabirds.

Vansittart Bay

King George River

Darwin (Australia)

Darwin is the most populated city in the northern territory of Australia. Over the time Darwin has grown from a pioneering enclave and small port into one of Australia´s most modern and multicultural cities. The proximity with Asia make the city an important gate from countries like Indonesia and East Timor. The city has many miles of amplitude, inmaculate beaches, including the Casuarina Beach, where you can find the markets of Mandil beach. Darwin has extense parks and gardens. Between them the Botanical gardens of George Brown Darwin. Also there are different types of fauna, like marine crocodiles.

Darwin (Australia)

Darwin is the most populated city in the northern territory of Australia. Over the time Darwin has grown from a pioneering enclave and small port into one of Australia´s most modern and multicultural cities. The proximity with Asia make the city an important gate from countries like Indonesia and East Timor. The city has many miles of amplitude, inmaculate beaches, including the Casuarina Beach, where you can find the markets of Mandil beach. Darwin has extense parks and gardens. Between them the Botanical gardens of George Brown Darwin. Also there are different types of fauna, like marine crocodiles.