4WD Vehicle Rental Broome Western Australia
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Australian 4WD Hire now offers convenient Pick Up and Drop Off in Broome, Western Australia.
Enjoy all that North Western Australia has to offer in the comfort of a reliable rental vehicle from Australian 4WD Hire.
Broome is 2250km North-East of Perth is known as the gateway to the rugged Kimberley region. Visitors are constantly amazed by the ancient landscapes, vast gorges and extensive aboriginal rock art galleries.
Broome is a coastal holiday and fishing village and boasts dozens of excellent attractions. It is world renowned for its Pearls and the township is steeped in history of the pearling industry.
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Broome offers a warm tropical climate and features some of the best beaches in Australia!
If you are travelling around Australia, Broome is must see on your way to the Kimberley and Northern Territory. You will never be bored in Broome!
 Broome
Highlights include:
Cable Beach
China Town
Eighty Mile Beach
Willie Creek Pearl Farm
Cape Leveque
Windjana Gorge
Bell Gorge
Port Hedland
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 Kimberley Region
Highlights include:
Bungle Bungle
Mitchell Plateau
Gibb River Road
Mt Elizabeth Station
El Questro
Mitchell Falls
Adcock Gorge
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To arrange your 4WD Vehicle requirements in Broome contact Australian 4WD Hire
For tourist information on Broome, contact:
Broome Visitor Centre:
Great Northern Highway and Bagot Street
PO Box 352
Broome, WA 6725
Tel: (08) 9192 2222
Fax: (08) 9192 2063
E-mail: tourism@broome.wt.com.au
Motoring Information:
Royal Automobile Association of WA (RAC)
228 Adelaide Terrace
Perth WA 6000
PH: 131 703
Four Wheel Drive Information:
Western Australian Association of Four Wheel Drive Clubs Inc.
P.O. Box 6029, East Perth 6892.
National Parks:
Western Australian National Parks
Fishing Regulations:
Fisheries WA
168-170 St Georges Tce, Perth WA 6000
Western Australian Weather Information
Bureau of Meterology
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An oasis in the white sands, red earth and thick bush, Cape Leveque can be accessed by self-drive 4WD (some four hours) or by air. A large 4WD is strongly recommended when travelling this area; sandy sections and corrugations require great care. The roads may be closed during the ‘wet’ season (late Sept to late May).
Beagle BayFrench Palatine monks established an Aboriginal mission near Beagle Bay, north of Broome, in 1890. A pretty church still remains; a building constructed by the monks using hand-made bricks. The altar inside is beautifully decorated with mother-of-pearl and other shells from local waters. Day visitors are welcome but permission is required to enter the lands around Beagle Bay. The Dampier Peninsula is home to the people of the Jawi, Bardi, Nyulnyul, Jabirrjabirr, Nimanburru and Ngumbarl language groups.
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