A cherished natural attraction in Broome, Roebuck Bay has many allures that will hold you spellbound. Located in Western Australia the place is a gorgeous bay that shelters a wealth of flora and fauna.
The Name – Roebuck Bay
This natural bay was named by the crew of explorer William Dampier who arrived at the bay in 1840 aboard the HMS Beagle. The bay skirts around the town of Broome and offers easy access via a tour bus or personal car. Well known as the red desert the place is also home to famous Cable Beach dubbed the ‘Gateway to Kimberly’ and Cable Beach accommodation is tipped to be the best in town.
Beautiful Natural Attraction
The bay is definitely one of the most beautiful natural attractions in Broome. As the tide recedes and flows back you will notice a changing of colour that is quite a phenomenon; while at low tide the waves retreat to reveal beautiful mud flats. One of the most famous attractions there is ‘the staircase to the moon’ which is a natural occurrence created by the reflection of a full moon on the tidal flats.
Natural Splendours
Wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers are in for a treat as the bay is home to an immense collection of wildlife and impressive scenery. Roebuck Bay is home to a large collection of bird species which makes the place ideal for a spot of bird watching as well.
Location – A Place of Beauty
Broome is a town located just two and half hours from Perth. Loved for its natural environs and laid back vibes the place is loved by tourists hankering for some rest and relaxation. Broome city centre just 5 and 10 minutes from Oaks Cable Beach Sanctuary and Roebuck Bay is visited for its many lures, beachside fun and desert beauty.
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