About this tour
Pack three of Broome's standout spots into one afternoon: kick off with craft beers at Matso's overlooking Roebuck Bay, explore the Broome Historical Museum's collection of dinosaur traces and pearling heritage, then watch saltwater crocs feed at Malcolm Douglas's park. Four hours total, all transport and entry sorted, guided throughout. Suits everyone from families to solo travellers.
Highlights
- Matso's Brewery: local ginger and mango beers included
- Broome Historical Museum: dinosaur footprints, pearling industry artefacts
- Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park: live feeding demonstration
- Air-conditioned minivan with knowledgeable guide commentary
- Hotel pickup and drop-off included
- Roebuck Bay views from the brewery
What to expect
You'll start at Matso's with two complimentary beers and views across the bay—bring a hat if you're sensitive to sun. The brewery sits relaxed; no rush. Then it's into the museum's cooler spaces, where you'll wander through displays on local history, wartime events, and the region's pearling past. Finally, the crocodile park delivers the action: you'll watch handlers feed sizeable saltwater crocs up close. The guide provides context throughout. Expect to be on your feet for stretches, though pacing is leisurely.
Good to know
Bring a reusable water bottle—tap water's provided on the minivan. The museum is fully air-conditioned. Luggage storage and airport transfers are available if you're in or out the same day. Service animals welcome. Prams and collapsible wheelchairs can be accommodated with assistance.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.