Cable Beach

Cable Beach is a picturesque beach located in Torndirrup, Australia. The beach is about 22 km long and the sand color is a beautiful white, making it a popular spot for tourists.

The beach has many amenities including lifeguards on duty, bathroom access, and dogs are allowed on a leash.

There are plenty of activities available at the beach, including swimming, sunbathing, beachcombing, and fishing.

The beach has a parking lot available, and it is free to park. The parking lot is located just off the beach, making it easy to access the beach. However, during peak season, it can get crowded, and finding a parking spot can be challenging.

Fun facts about Cable Beach include that it is named after the telegraph cable laid between Broome and Java in 1889, which connected Australia to the rest of the world. The beach is also known for its stunning sunsets and camel rides, which are a popular tourist attraction.

There are many attractions on and near the beach, including the Broome Historical Museum, which provides insights into the region's rich cultural and natural history. There are also many hiking trails in the area, such as the Cape to Cape track, which offers stunning views of the coastline.

When it comes to nearby restaurants, Cable Beach has several options. The Sunset Bar & Grill offers a range of cuisine, including seafood and steak, and the Divers Tavern is a popular spot for casual dining and drinks. Another restaurant worth trying is Matsos Broome Brewery, which offers beer tasting and a menu featuring locally sourced ingredients.

For those looking for nearby hotels, Cable Beach has many options, including the Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa, which offers luxury accommodations, multiple dining options, and a spa. The Mangrove Hotel is another popular option, with ocean views, an outdoor pool, and on-site dining options.