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Unless you are a New Zealand citizen granted visa exemption on arrival (in most cases), you will need to obtain a visa prior to visiting Australia. Citizens of all European Union countries, as well as Andorra, Norway, Iceland, San Marino, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, and Vatican City are eligible for an eVisitor visa, which can …

When swimming in Broome, pay attention to safety measures against two dangerous kinds of jellyfish: the Irukandji and the Box jellyfish. These jellyfish can cause severe health problems, and there have been lethal cases, although not in Broome. They are usually present when the water is warm, during the hot season and the nearby …

Generally, Broome has two seasons: the dry one, from April/May to September, is the best to visit the area; the wet season is very hot and rainy. Most tourists visit between June and August, when, in addition to warm weather and clear skies, it's possible to admire the whales migrating off the Northern shore. To …

Broome International Airport, an air travel hub of North Western Australia, is located 2 kilometres from the centre of town. There is no scheduled bus service from the airport, though hotels and resorts offer shuttle bus services. The cheapest transfer from the airport is to walk to Frederick Street and catch the Town Bus Service. Taxis …

The town bus service, called Broome Explorer Bus, offers regular hourly services seven days a week 7:10am–7:10pm. The buses run between most accommodation and attractions around Broome including Chinatown and Cable Beach. Children under 16 years old ride free when accompanied by an adult. You can buy your ticket from the bus driver. The …

Taxis are available at taxi ranks situated at the airport and outside Paspaley Plaza. You can also call and book a taxi from Broome Taxis (131 008) or Chinatown Taxis (+61 8 9192 …

There are three post offices in Broome. Look for red signs and …

24h medical service is available at Broome Hospital and by phone. In an emergency, dial …

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Australia operates on a 230/240V supply voltage and 50Hz frequency. The country uses Type I power plugs, which feature two flat pins forming a 'V' shape, along with a grounding pin. This standard is also commonly used in New Zealand, Argentina, China, and several Pacific island nations. Remember to pack a universal adapter if …