easy
2+ days
No special fitness required; suitable for travelers looking for relaxation with light exploration
Discover a cozy, self-contained chalet just 25 km from Broome, Western Australia. This rustic getaway blends modern comforts with immersive nature experiences, making it ideal for small groups exploring the Kimberley’s unique landscapes.
1-4 People • 2 night stay minimum - Self Contained.
Experience a cozy retreat in a charming chalet, nestled 25 km from Broome. This rustic, fully renovated cottage features two bedrooms, a well-equipped kitchen, and modern comforts. Ideal for up to four guests, enjoy a unique getaway surrounded by nature, with easy access to local attractions and a transfer service available.
The Chalet was donated to the BBO by Lord McAlpine from the Cable Beach Club in 1988. It is a fully self-contained, rustic cottage with two bedrooms (one with a queen bed and the other with two single beds), a living/kitchen area, and bathroom with shower and toilet. The kitchen is fully equipped with a refrigerator, gas stove and oven, and all basic cooking and serving implements. The interior was fully renovated in 2024. The chalet comfortably sleeps four adults.
Air-conditioning units and ceiling fans are fitted in both bedrooms and main living area. The chalet is a fully self-contained.
2 night stay minimum
If you would like to stay with us for more than 10 nights, please reach out to us!
Check in: 2pm-4pm (if you are checking in later please let us know in advance) Check out: 10am
Please be aware the BBO is 25 km from Broome by road and 15 km of this is on an unsealed dirt road (4WD recommended). If you are unable to drive here, we offer a transfer service from your accommodation in Broome to our site ($90 for one guest plus $30 for each additional guest on the same booking). Please let us know during the booking process if you require this.
The Kimberley region has seasonal mosquitoes; bring effective repellent especially during wet months.
Arrange your transfer to and from Broome early to secure your spot and ensure smooth arrival.
The Australian sun is strong year-round; sunscreen, hats, and UV-protective clothing are important.
Keep a safe distance from local birdlife and avoid disturbing natural habitats around Roebuck Bay.
Broome was established in the late 19th century and rose to prominence as a global pearling capital.
The area supports Ramsar-listed wetlands, encouraging visitors to practice responsible wildlife viewing and minimal-impact travel.
Perfect for walking sandy and uneven terrain around Roebuck Bay and the chalet surroundings.
Crucial in wet season months to protect from mosquitoes and biting insects.
spring specific
Sun protection is essential under Western Australia’s intense sun.
summer specific
Useful in cooler desert evenings to stay comfortable while stargazing or relaxing outdoors.
fall specific