Driving Around Broome Western Australia

[@johnmacgregor1914]

Thanks, exactly what I needed to get a feel for the place.

[@Saladin239]

Thanks for posting this . Have a son who works at the hospital there . Have not been able to visit him because of the Covid 19 restrictions . Your drive through showed the place to be nice . He loves the place by the way.

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

Glad you like it, yes it’s kept us away for too long too.

[@darasena6241]

Oh sooo beautiful ☺️❤️

[@jimcambron1328]

8:09 Cable Beach - Where the first major under-ocean telegraph/telephone cable came ashore connecting Australia to the rest of the world. It's a great place to see beautiful sunsets on the Indian Ocean and take a ride one of the sunset camel caravans on the beach.

[@VininBroome]

Awesome footage, just before the busy season and before the restrictions!

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

Thanks, Yes it was in February visiting family so just got there and back in time😊

[@trumby7822]

What restrictions

[@jimcambron1328]

3:10 Sun Pictures! I Saw "Absolutely Fabulous - The Movie" there in 2016. The show was slightly interrupted in this open-air venue by the noise and landing lights of an inbound flight to the Broome International (!) Airport. That said, what a historical place - the oldest continuously-operating motion picture theater in the Southern Hemisphere if not the entire world. I would go back there to visit in a heartbeat.

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

When I was young we used to go to the movies there and out feet would get wet from the king rides 😊

[@nigelmorgan3449]

Wow it’s changed that’s what happens when the Lordy turns up and turns it into a little version ofPerth Thank you for the opportunity of seeing it in the 70s it was a sleepy little town yummy cheap food yes it was nice

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

Sure has changed, I moved there in the late 70's and was definitely alot different then.

[@MrMike9ed]

Not quite what I expected, constantly told by some friends that it's like Cairns but drier. Hmm , not really . it's like a small country town on the coast that you find all around Australia. Bit like Cooktown actually. Cairns is a small very modern cosmopolitan city compared to this. There is no comparison . thanks for the video.

[@jimcambron1328]

5:40 Matso's Brewery, a perfect place to see the "Stairway to the Moon" on a rising full moon night overlooking Roebuck Bay.

[@bigsquatchsasfoot1964]

Looks so lovely I’d love to visit there one day! Who was the song by please loved it ? ❤👍

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

Sorry I can't remember what the song is called, it's off epidemic sound 😊

[@bigsquatchsasfoot1964]

@@guestfamilyadventures7245 ok thanks I’ll see if I can find it , kind regards 👍

[@Glutahhn]

I really hope this is as busy as it gets ...if so I'm on my way...it gets just as hot as Townsville I think

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

Sorry for the late reply, it gets very busy in the tourist season april- October

[@romeowhiskey1146]

Does the OPEN AIR theatre still exist?

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

Yep sure does ☺️

[@eaglelocksmiths]

I found it a very beautiful place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there, It's a very quiet boing town & also a very isolated place. There is a reason most tourist only stop in for 2 or 3 days.....

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

Yes that’s true unless you know all the secret spots 😊

[@Glutahhn]

I don't think that side of the country cares too much for tourists kinda like north Queensland ...but the rest of the country is consumer friendly entertainment wise I would say the best inbetween is Byron bay or tweed heads it's quiet but party vibes and it's beautiful but not isolated.i grew up in Townsville and wasn't until I moved to Ballarat I realised I was spoilt I went out in search of something better ....but found only... tweed heads...Byron bay.....Eden ...lakes entrance....Whitsundays Airlie beach...aaaaaand Jindabyne

[@nathanroberts355]

I lived in broome in Western Australia Australia about 30yrs ago and maybe i might live in Broome w.a Australia work for telstra has a network telecommunications network technicial officer

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

It's a little difference now than you might remember ☺️

[@1salonica]

Where are the people ??

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

It was the wet season and middle of the day so not many out and about

[@jimcambron1328]

12:43 Dominos and MacDonalds (Maccas), a bit of America Down Under...

[@dangerboy1111]

how temperature and heat??

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

Beautiful weather at the moment nice and warm and not much humidity

[@JHollowayNetwork]

A city in the Kimberley region North of Perth.

[@rajums7998]

Super

[@nathanroberts355]

Maybe i take my family to Broome

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

Yes go have a look 😊

[@rorimegami]

A friend of mine lives there.

[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

It's a great place, have you been?

[@massimotrottermdm]

Hello

[@johnstevens9560]

Beach looks lovely but town looks pretty damed boring

[@massimotrottermdm]

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[@guestfamilyadventures7245]

MASSIMO TROTTER MDM hello Massimo, yes you finally have a channel, we have subscribed 😊

[@massimotrottermdm]

@@guestfamilyadventures7245 Thx U very much 👌🖐

[@deniaberson8352]

Motocross

[@ObsidianHulk]

We’re all the drunken abrodinals and glass on street and abroginols fighting the police this is all true im there right now on a holiday

[@Rubibi-saltwaterjim]

I think you mean “where are”? Yes there’s a problem. What’s your point?

[@rohit4255]

@@Rubibi-saltwaterjim Hi...Great fan of your swing bowling mr Anderson

[@jimcambron1328]

As an American foreigner who has visited Broome, the activity you refer to showed me that, even in Paradise, there is injustice and evility. A James Anderson said above, "What's your point?" If you are looking for perfection in life, good luck in your futile search.

[@smallpicture]

Lots of roundabouts?…Are the Palm trees indigenous?

[@Glutahhn]

Faahntastic....two greatest things in the world palm trees and roundabouts they must be thinkers over in WA

[@nigelmorgan3449]

In the 70s and early 80s there was plenty of mango trees along the foot path

[@massimotrottermdm]

Hello