Mesmerising full moon dining experience at the Mangrove Hotel
5 Days
25 to 29 September 2026
Active
$4,195pptw
84 villabucks
Mesmerising full moon dining experience at the Mangrove Hotel
Broome is a place of colour, culture and captivating contrasts, where red pindan cliffs meet turquoise waters and ancient stories shape modern life. This five-day escape invites you to slow down and soak up the unique atmosphere of the Kimberley coast. From fascinating pearling history and powerful Aboriginal storytelling to dramatic coastal scenery and remarkable wildlife encounters, this holiday is perfectly balanced with leisure time. The experience is crowned by a magical evening dining beneath the full moon at the Mangrove Hotel, watching the iconic Staircase to the Moon rise over Roebuck Bay.
Itinerary
Day 1. Perth to Broome (D)
Fly north to Broome and feel the warmth of the Kimberley welcome. On arrival, enjoy a relaxed introduction to the town, taking in key sights before settling into your accommodation. Later this afternoon, gain insight into the world’s oldest living culture with an engaging experience that introduces the traditions, stories and connection to country of the Yawuru and Karajarri people.
4 nights: Oaks Town Beach Hotel, Broome
Day 2. History of Broome (BD)
This morning uncovers Broome’s colourful past, beginning with a heritage tramway experience that brings early settlement and pearling stories to life. You will also visit Sun Pictures, the world’s oldest operating outdoor cinema. After lunch at leisure, continue exploring Broome’s history at the cemetery, where the lives of early pearling divers are remembered. The afternoon is spent at spectacular Gantheaume Point, where striking red cliffs contrast against the Indian Ocean and ancient dinosaur footprints may be visible along the shoreline.
Day 3. Broome at leisure (BD)
Today is yours to enjoy Broome at your own pace. A range of optional experiences can be arranged, from a scenic flight over the Horizontal Falls to coastal cruises, cultural tours or four-wheel-drive adventures into the surrounding landscapes. You may choose to visit pearl showrooms, explore local shops and galleries, or simply relax by the pool. As evening approaches, a camel ride along Cable Beach at sunset offers a classic Broome experience for those wishing to add something truly special to their day.
Day 4. Broome wildlife and Staircase to the Moon (BLD)
This morning visit the Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park and Animal Refuge, home to an impressive collection of wildlife and a fascinating display celebrating Malcolm Douglas’s adventurous filmmaking legacy. Enjoy lunch at an outback roadhouse before learning more about the region’s past at the Broome Historical Museum. Tonight is a highlight of the tour, as you enjoy a special dinner at the Mangrove Hotel while witnessing the natural phenomenon of the Staircase to the Moon rising over Roebuck Bay.
Day 5. Broome to Perth (B)
Before departing Broome, visit the Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Showroom to discover the fascinating story of pearling and its enduring influence on the region. After time for lunch at leisure, transfer to the airport for your return flight to Perth, where you will be met and taken home.
Itinerary is subject to change. Terms and conditions apply. Call 08 9754 2026 for details.
Guide: B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner
eg. BLD indicates three meals included on that day of the itinerary.
PPTW is per person twinshare accommodation.
Image Credit: Tourism Western Australia
Dates & Pricing
$4,195pptw
$670 single option
Highlights
• Witness Broome’s iconic Staircase to the Moon from a premium waterfront setting
• Enjoy a memorable full moon dining experience at the Mangrove Hotel
• Discover Broome’s rich pearling heritage and untold local stories
• Learn through authentic Aboriginal cultural experiences and storytelling
• Explore dramatic coastal scenery at Gantheaume Point
• Encounter remarkable wildlife at Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park
• Visit Broome’s heritage precincts and historical museum
Inclusions
• Pre and post tour transfers (ex Perth, Western Australia)
• Airfares and taxes (ex Perth, Western Australia)
• 9 meals
• 4 nights’ accommodation
• Included sightseeing and attractions
• Professional Villa Tour Leader
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Dates & Pricing
Duration: 5 Days
Dates: 25 to 29 September 2026
Activity Level: Active
$4,195pptw
$670 single option
Earn: 84 villabucks
Highlights
• Witness Broome’s iconic Staircase to the Moon from a premium waterfront setting
• Enjoy a memorable full moon dining experience at the Mangrove Hotel
• Discover Broome’s rich pearling heritage and untold local stories
• Learn through authentic Aboriginal cultural experiences and storytelling
• Explore dramatic coastal scenery at Gantheaume Point
• Encounter remarkable wildlife at Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park
• Visit Broome’s heritage precincts and historical museum
Inclusions
• Pre and post tour transfers (ex Perth, Western Australia)
• Airfares and taxes (ex Perth, Western Australia)
• 9 meals
• 4 nights’ accommodation
• Included sightseeing and attractions
• Professional Villa Tour Leader
Itinerary
Day 1. Perth to Broome (D)
Fly north to Broome and feel the warmth of the Kimberley welcome. On arrival, enjoy a relaxed introduction to the town, taking in key sights before settling into your accommodation. Later this afternoon, gain insight into the world’s oldest living culture with an engaging experience that introduces the traditions, stories and connection to country of the Yawuru and Karajarri people.
4 nights: Oaks Town Beach Hotel, Broome
Day 2. History of Broome (BD)
This morning uncovers Broome’s colourful past, beginning with a heritage tramway experience that brings early settlement and pearling stories to life. You will also visit Sun Pictures, the world’s oldest operating outdoor cinema. After lunch at leisure, continue exploring Broome’s history at the cemetery, where the lives of early pearling divers are remembered. The afternoon is spent at spectacular Gantheaume Point, where striking red cliffs contrast against the Indian Ocean and ancient dinosaur footprints may be visible along the shoreline.
Day 3. Broome at leisure (BD)
Today is yours to enjoy Broome at your own pace. A range of optional experiences can be arranged, from a scenic flight over the Horizontal Falls to coastal cruises, cultural tours or four-wheel-drive adventures into the surrounding landscapes. You may choose to visit pearl showrooms, explore local shops and galleries, or simply relax by the pool. As evening approaches, a camel ride along Cable Beach at sunset offers a classic Broome experience for those wishing to add something truly special to their day.
Day 4. Broome wildlife and Staircase to the Moon (BLD)
This morning visit the Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park and Animal Refuge, home to an impressive collection of wildlife and a fascinating display celebrating Malcolm Douglas’s adventurous filmmaking legacy. Enjoy lunch at an outback roadhouse before learning more about the region’s past at the Broome Historical Museum. Tonight is a highlight of the tour, as you enjoy a special dinner at the Mangrove Hotel while witnessing the natural phenomenon of the Staircase to the Moon rising over Roebuck Bay.
Day 5. Broome to Perth (B)
Before departing Broome, visit the Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm Showroom to discover the fascinating story of pearling and its enduring influence on the region. After time for lunch at leisure, transfer to the airport for your return flight to Perth, where you will be met and taken home.
Itinerary is subject to change. Terms and conditions apply. Call 08 9754 2026 for details.
Image Credit: Tourism Western AustraliaNew Paragraph
Guide:
B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner
eg. BLD indicates three meals included on that day of the itinerary.
PPTW is per person twinshare accommodation.
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Our tour activity levels are a guide to the required fitness level for each of our holidays.
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Relaxed
Designed for travellers with lower mobility who can manage everyday movement independently. You must be able to embark and disembark coaches, trains, and other transport via steps, carry your own luggage, and walk short distances. Stairs may be encountered at times. Walking aids (sticks and walkers) are welcome. Travellers who bring a companion to help provide assistance may find these holidays suitable.
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Moderate
For travellers who walk confidently and unaided. In addition to Relaxed requirements, expect guided walking tours that may include gentle inclines and stair climbs, some longer days, and multiple hotel changes. Access to accommodation may involve stairs, short walks to facilities, and showers over baths. Walking sticks are welcome unless the tour includes overnight rail or cruising—please check with staff.
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Active
For travellers comfortable with full sightseeing days. Building on Moderate requirements, these tours feature more activities, extended periods of standing and walking, and nature-based excursions. You must be able to walk confidently over uneven surfaces at a steady pace, and negotiate busy transport terminals. Expect feature walks for up to 3 hours, and activities that may include small aircraft, vehicles, vessels and watercraft. Not suitable for travellers requiring walking aids or assistance from others.
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Highly Active
Requires good general fitness. Excursions will be over more difficult terrain and require a certain level of agility. You will be required to walk confidently for up to 3 hours over uneven surfaces including soft sand, rocky surfaces and creek crossing. Some itineraries will explore remote locations. No walkers allowed.
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Challenging
For travellers with a high level of fitness and previous outdoor experience. Building on Highly Active requirements, these tours involve full days of physical activity in remote or rugged locations that may be difficult to access. You must be able to walk confidently for 6 or more hours per day over multiple days while carrying a day pack and be comfortable walking in varied weather conditions. Not suitable for travellers using walking aids or requiring assistance.