Australia Travel Blog

Planning a holiday in Western Australia? Read on for our best tips on amazing destinations, day trips, and activities to include in your road trip from Perth to Broome.

February is the last month of the wet season in Broome. Despite high temperatures and humidity, many visitors come to experience Broome at this time of year when there are fewer tourists and nature is at its most spectacular. Below, we tell you everything you need to know about Broome weather in February.

Alice Springs is a beautiful slice of Australian outback, known as the capital of the ‘Red Centre’ and the launching pad to many popular destinations, such as Uluru and Kings Canyon. With the abundance of history and culture just waiting to be uncovered and experienced, it is a great tourist stop at any time of the year. While January is known for its scorching hot days adding to the dryness of the outback environment, it is also a low period for tourists giving you plenty of freedom as you immerse yourself in its incredible sights. Here’s everything you need to know about the weather and activities not to be missed in Alice Springs in January.

Peacefully nestled between the East and West MacDonnell Ranges in Australia’s outback, Alice Springs is famous for its stunning desert landscapes, abundance of adventures on offer and strong connection to Aboriginal culture. While February is characterised by hot summer days that simply draw out the heat of the already dry outback landscape, it fortunately cools off considerably at night offering up the perfect reprieve after a day of adventures. Here’s everything you need to know about the weather and activities not to be missed in Alice Springs in February.

January is the height of the summer season and typically one of the hottest and wettest months of year in Broome. Despite high temperatures, plenty of rain, and high humidity levels, this is a good time to visit the stunning beaches and experience native wildlife. This comprehensive guide to Broome weather in January will help you make the most of your trip.

Between December and March, Broome experiences the wet season, when it receives most of its annual rainfall. Despite sweltering heat and humidity, there’s no better time to witness spectacular sunsets and lightning displays and observe native wildlife at its best. Here’s everything you need to know to start planning a trip to Broome in December.

You put so much time and effort into planning the perfect wedding day, it’s important not to forget about your honeymoon as well. Of course, you can simply book a resort and call it a day, but if you’re going to honeymoon in Australia, then you might as well see the place while you’re there.

Your honeymoon is finally here! A chance to unload, unwind and simply relax after the (often hectic) lead up to your perfect big day. It’s time to throw your swimmers into your bag and hit the beautiful oceans of Australia.

November sees the start of the wet season in Broome, characterised by sweltering temperatures, high humidity, and many rainy days. However, this time of year also brings about some truly breathtaking natural phenomena that you shouldn’t miss. Here’s what you can expect when you travel to Broome in November.

October marks the end of the dry season in Broome. With warm temperatures, low humidity levels, and no rain, this time of year is perfect for outdoor activities and exploring the breathtaking scenery of the Kimberley region. In this article, we take a closer look at the weather and activities in Broome in October.