The Hotel: Eco Beach Wilderness Retreat

Ngaji Gurrjin (Welcome) to Eco Beach Resort, your premier Broome beach resort. Our multi-award-winning Broome accommodation resort features exceptional eco-friendly accommodations, expansive views of the Indian Ocean, abundant activities, and eco-friendly amenities, all set in a prime location amongst the untouched Kimberley environment.

As one of the leading Broome beach resorts, we aim to provide an exclusive, unforgettable experience tailored exactly to your needs. Whether you are looking for a tranquil holiday filled with relaxation or an adventure-packed trip — or the perfect mix of excitement and rejuvenation — our eco-friendly holiday Kimberley and Broome accommodations are perfectly suited to every taste.

Room Details

Garden View Eco Villa

• Bed size: King Size Bed
• Standard occupancy: Two people
• Maximum occupancy: Three people (2 adults and 1 child)
• Rollaway bed available on request fees applicable, subject to availability at time of reservation.

Eco Tent

• Bed size: King Size Bed

• Standard occupancy: Two people

• Maximum occupancy: Two Adults

• Camp kitchen includes barbecue and tea and coffee making facilities.

• Available for booking from 19 May 2024.

The Area: Broome

Broome, located in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, is a captivating destination that entices visitors with its unique blend of natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and laid-back atmosphere. Renowned for its stunning landscapes and vibrant red-earthed terrain, Broome is a magnet for travellers seeking a quintessential Australian experience.

Visitors flock to this coastal town for its world-famous Cable Beach, a pristine, 22-kilometre stretch of white sand that provides a breathtaking backdrop for sunset camel rides. The town's multicultural history is reflected in its architecture, with historic buildings such as the Sun Pictures cinema, the oldest outdoor cinema in the world. Broome's relaxed vibe, friendly locals, and diverse range of attractions make it a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists.

Broome serves as a gateway to the ancient landscapes of the Kimberley, and visitors can engage in cultural tours to gain insights into the traditions and stories of the local Indigenous communities. The town hosts art galleries showcasing indigenous artworks, and the annual Shinju Matsuri festival celebrates Broome's multiculturalism with a focus on its Japanese and Malaysian influences.