Cable Beach Club Resort is a unique retreat where entrepreneur Lord Alistair McAlpine brought together the artistry and colours of Asia with the local culture and architecture of an already multicultural Broome. The resort will present you with constant surprises—statues of ancient Chinese warriors, modern Australian artworks, antiques from South-East Asia, and what is believed to be the world’s largest carved crystal Buddha.

 

There is nowhere quite like Broome. The 19th century ‘pearl rush’ and the pearling industry left a cosmopolitan and colourful legacy, despite Broome’s isolation. It is said that at least 58 languages are spoken in the Shire of Broome—more than in any other shire in Australia.

 

Cable Beach Club Resort offers you a contrast: a haven of Oriental influenced luxury, nestling on the edge of one of the most spectacular wilderness regions left on earth—the Kimberley.

 

Far from major cities and poised between ocean and outback, Cable Beach Club Resort offers visitors a multi-layered experience. One of the resort’s many treasures is the display of original works of art throughout the complex. The works are changed regularly, all part of a unique collection held in Perth.

 

Commissioned or collected by Lord Alistair McAlpine, original paintings by Sir Sydney Nolan, Elizabeth Durack, Humphrey Price-Jones and Harold Joseph Thomas add a further dimension of eclectic elegance to the resort. The Club Restaurant is one of the prime locations where such works are displayed.

 

Enjoy a rare opportunity to experience these artworks, antiques, sculpture and collector’s pieces in the intimate surroundings of Cable Beach Club Resort.

 

Broome is world-famous for its magnificent sunsets. The sight of the sun setting over the Indian Ocean from the Sunset Bar at Cable Beach Club Resort is an extraordinary experience. Watch the ever-lengthening shadows and the transformation of crimson to silver with camels meandering by as the sun sinks below the horizon. Each night is a unique spectacle.

 

The Kimberley region is one of the most vast and remote wildernesses on the planet and offers some of the best stargazing in the world. Find the Southern Cross and then trace your way through billions of stars. The moon controls Broome’s famous tides that can reach over 9 metres, revealing the ghostly Stairway to the Moon and occasionally exposing the remains of flying boats sunk in World War II.

 

But the night brings more than the stars and the moon. Inhale tropical scents from exotic plants in Cable Beach Club Resort’s lush gardens, and discover in the morning traces of nocturnal activity from the garden’s native inhabitants.

Set amongst tropical gardens are two swimming pools, a selection of restaurant and bars, tennis, day spa, gym, Buddha Sanctuary, Kids Club and tour desk. There is no argument that Cable Beach Club Resort is the ultimate getaway. Its individuality sparks interest in those who love beauty and appreciate culture.

 

Replenish your energy as the waters of our bathing pools surge around you, or enjoy the tranquillity of calm lily ponds in the resort’s gardens. With seasonal direct flights from Sydney, Melbourne & Adelaide and daily flights via Perth, the many wonders of Cable Beach Club Resort, Broome and the Kimberley region are both accessible and endless…