Cruises from the port Broome (Western Australia, Australia), Australia

Info about staying in the port Broome (Western Australia, Australia) of cruise trips. Dates of cruises in the port Broome (Western Australia, Australia). Book a cruise tour from Orion Expedition Cruises, Princess Cruises from Broome (Western Australia, Australia), cruises on Celebrity Century and other boats .

Thanks to the former pearl divers, the town has an Asian touch and still has a Chinatown area. In the 19th century, Broome was one of the most famous pearl harbours in the world. In 1910, 400 boats met 80% of the worldwide demand for mother-of-pearl. Today, the Australian port relies mainly on tourism. Sights include: Cable Beach, the Japanese cemetery, Broome Historical Society Museum, the historic outdoor cinema "Sun Pictures", where you can watch a film from the comfort of your deckchair. .


Seven Seas Mariner
Regatta
Azamara Quest
Silver Discoverer
L'Austral
Silver Discoverer
L'Austral
Silver Discoverer
Sun Princess
Sea Princess
MS EUROPA
Crystal Symphony
Sea Princess
Sun Princess
Sea Princess

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