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Set sail from Gantheaume Point as Broome’s golden sky unfolds. This 3.5-hour catamaran cruise combines sunset views, a boom-net swim and locally sourced canapés for a relaxed evening on Roebuck Bay.
Set sail from Gantheaume Point as Broome’s golden sky unfolds. This 3.5-hour catamaran cruise combines sunset views, a boom-net swim and locally sourced canapés for a relaxed evening on Roebuck Bay.
The catamaran slips away from the sand as the sky unravels into bands of orange and mauve, and the shore of Cable Beach slides aft like a slow-moving map. Onboard, the deck is shaded, the bar ready, and conversation fades as the horizon claims attention. Dolphins arc alongside the hull and, if you time it right, the boom net invites a cool plunge into Roebuck Bay as the sun lowers.
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Operated by Broome Tours WA · Broome, Western Australia
The catamaran slips away from the sand as the sky unravels into bands of orange and mauve, and the shore of Cable Beach slides aft like a slow-moving map. Onboard, the deck is shaded, the bar ready, and conversation fades as the horizon claims attention. Dolphins arc alongside the hull and, if you time it right, the boom net invites a cool plunge into Roebuck Bay as the sun lowers.
Broome’s coastline carries both human and deep-time stories: pearling luggers once threaded these waters, drawing settlers and international workers, while Gantheaume Point nearby reveals dinosaur footprints at very low tide — a reminder that this shoreline has been changing for millions of years. The tidal flats and red pindan cliffs are geologically young but visually striking, and local Yawuru culture remains present in place names and fishing traditions.
Practically, the cruise is a relaxed 3.5-hour outing aboard a 42ft sailing catamaran with light canapés and one complimentary beer, wine or bubbles; a licensed bar is available for extras. Transfers from Broome accommodation are included in most departures and boarding is from Gantheaume Point Beach via a tender to the catamaran. Expect easy, low-effort activity suitable for all fitness levels, but bring bathers and a towel for the boom net, a camera for the sunset, and thongs or slip-on shoes for beach landings. Between June and August, pack a light jacket—temperatures can cool quickly after dusk.
This cruise balances wildlife viewing, light swimming and relaxed social time, making it an approachable way to experience Broome’s sunset spectacle with local flavor and practical comforts.
easy.
3.5 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal mobility required for boarding tenders and moving around the deck
Most departures include return transfers from Broome accommodation; confirm pickup during booking and allow time for the transfer.
Yes — the cruise features a boom net for swimming; bring swimwear and a towel and be ready to use the tender for boarding.
A complimentary beer, glass of wine or bubbles is included per guest; there is also a fully licensed bar for additional purchases.
Trips may be cancelled for bad weather; the operator’s policy allows cancellation with a full refund if done at least 24 hours prior to departure.
Broome grew around the pearling industry from the late 19th century, attracting a multicultural workforce and shaping the town’s coastal identity.
Roebuck Bay and adjacent waters are ecologically sensitive—avoid littering, do not feed wildlife, and follow crew instructions to minimize disturbance.
Broome Tours WA operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips away from the sand as the sky unravels into bands of orange and mauve, and the shore of Cable Beach slides aft like a slow-moving map. Onboard, the deck is shaded, the bar ready, and conversation fades as the horizon claims attention. Dolphins arc alongside the hull and, if you time it right, the boom net invites a cool plunge into Roebuck Bay as the sun lowers.
The catamaran slips away from the sand as the sky unravels into bands of orange and mauve, and the shore of Cable Beach slides aft like a slow-moving map. Onboard, the deck is shaded, the bar ready, and conversation fades as the horizon claims attention. Dolphins arc alongside the hull and, if you time it right, the boom net invites a cool plunge into Roebuck Bay as the sun lowers.
Broome’s coastline carries both human and deep-time stories: pearling luggers once threaded these waters, drawing settlers and international workers, while Gantheaume Point nearby reveals dinosaur footprints at very low tide — a reminder that this shoreline has been changing for millions of years. The tidal flats and red pindan cliffs are geologically young but visually striking, and local Yawuru culture remains present in place names and fishing traditions.
Practically, the cruise is a relaxed 3.5-hour outing aboard a 42ft sailing catamaran with light canapés and one complimentary beer, wine or bubbles; a licensed bar is available for extras. Transfers from Broome accommodation are included in most departures and boarding is from Gantheaume Point Beach via a tender to the catamaran. Expect easy, low-effort activity suitable for all fitness levels, but bring bathers and a towel for the boom net, a camera for the sunset, and thongs or slip-on shoes for beach landings. Between June and August, pack a light jacket—temperatures can cool quickly after dusk.
This cruise balances wildlife viewing, light swimming and relaxed social time, making it an approachable way to experience Broome’s sunset spectacle with local flavor and practical comforts.