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Roebuck Bay and the Port of Broome wharf seen from above
Destinations / Australia and New Zealand

Broome

The Port of Broome on Roebuck Bay, its wharf and anchorages, and the rules for superyachts that call.

Picture made with AI. It shows the place but is not a photograph.

331 m

outer berth at the Port of Broome, Terminal 1

300 m

longest vessel (length overall) the Port of Broome accommodates

10.5 m

maximum tidal range at the Port of Broome

35 m

length overall from which pilotage is compulsory, unless exempt

Map

Port of Broome terminals and the airport

The two Port of Broome terminals sit side by side on Roebuck Bay, south of the town. Broome International Airport is in the town.

1
KPA Terminal 1. Kimberley Ports Authority wharf. Outer berth 331 m.
2
KMSB Terminal 2. Kimberley Marine Support Base floating jetty, 265 m.
3
Broome International Airport. Direct flights to Perth, Darwin and Kununurra.
Seasons

Best months and weather

33.4°
200.4
Jan
33°
180.3
Feb
34°
99.3
Mar
34.4°
25.3
Apr
31.7°
27.9
May
29.3°
17.9
Jun
29°
6.2
Jul
30.5°
2
Aug
32°
1.5
Sep
33°
1.4
Oct
33.7°
9.6
Nov
34°
64.3
Dec
Peak seasonShoulder seasonOff seasonTop number: mean daily high, °C. Bars: rain, mm.

Bureau of Meteorology, Broome Airport station, mean monthly rainfall and mean daily maximum, all years 1939 to 2026. Season bands are our own estimate.

Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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