Your Guide to Wet Season in Broome

Tropical skies, warm days and a quieter rhythm bring a different side of Broome to life.

Broome is a year-round destination, with each season offering its own brand of Broome magic. During the Wet Season, the Dry Season crowds disperse and “Broome time” takes on a whole new meaning.

As the Dry Season (May to October) gives way to Wet Season (November to April), seasonal changes take place across the Resort too.

While some restaurants, activities and facilities operate a little differently during these months, there’s still plenty to enjoy, including our new Summer Bonus offer*. 

Valid on stays of two nights or more from 1 November 2026 to 25 March 2027, your tropical getaway starts from just $299 per night, with breakfast on us.

Find out more and plan your Wet Season stay below.

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Around the Resort
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Enjoy a selection of venues offering everything from breakfast and poolside bites to sunset drinks and dinner.

As the season progresses, some venues take a seasonal pause, while others pop up in different locations around the Resort.

For the latest opening hours and a month-by-month guide to what’s open during your stay, view our calendar for the 2026/27 Wet Season.

Please note: Operating hours and trading days may be subject to change.

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There’s plenty to enjoy without leaving the Resort. Spend the day poolside at the adults-only Ocean Pool or the family-friendly Kimberley Pool complete with mini golf, playground, basketball and tennis courts.

Beyond the pools, keep active at the gym or unwind with the Resort’s wellness experiences. Retreat to Chahoya Spa & Salon for a little relaxation, with the Spa operating Tuesday to Saturday from 12 October.

Across the road, the Buddha Sanctuary offers a peaceful setting for yoga, meditation or a quiet moment amongst the tropical gardens.

During your stay, make time to venture outside the Resort and explore Broome’s rich culture, unique landscapes and much-loved local experiences.

Iconic Adventures

Learn about Yawuru culture and Country with Mabu Buru Tours, or meet some of the Kimberley’s most famous residents at Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park.

Catch a movie beneath the stars at Sun Pictures, or spend the morning at the Broome Historical Museum to learn about the town’s pearling history.

Speak with our Tour Desk during your stay for help discovering and booking experiences.

Seasonal Highlights

Broome’s Wet Season can bring spectacular natural displays, from dramatic tropical skies and lightning storms to colourful Kimberley sunsets. When conditions are safe, find a sheltered spot and watch the sky put on a show.

Visiting at the beginning of the season? The final Staircase to the Moon of 2026 takes place from 27 – 29 October while November welcomes the start of mango season.

For the latest happenings during your stay, explore the Visit Broome Events Calendar.

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Know Before You Go

Beach & Ocean Safety: Ocean conditions can change during Broome’s Wet Season, and Cable Beach is not patrolled by lifeguards during the tropical months. Before entering the water, check current conditions, tides, local signage and safety advice. Tropical marine jellyfish, including the Irukandji and Box Jellyfish, may be present. We recommend guests take advantage and cool off in the comfort of the Resort’s pools during their stay.

What to Pack: Lightweight clothing, sun protection and warm-weather essentials are a must for a Wet Season stay in Broome. For more tips, read our Packing for Paradise guide before you arrive.

*T&Cs apply. Two-night minimum stay. Available for stays between 1 November 2026 and 25 March 2027 when booking direct. Blackout periods apply, including 24 December 2026 to 2 January 2027. Cannot be combined with any other offer and is valid for new bookings only.

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