 Due to the country's vast size, there is so much more to Australia than the usual tourist draws of the Great Barrier Reef, Sydney and Ayers Rock, or Uluru.
For those who are adventurous enough to veer off the traditional tourist routes, they will find a wealth of interesting and scenic settlements, towns and places of interest dispersed throughout the outback and along the expansive coast of this enormous island nation.
The somewhat isolated town of Broome, Western Australia, is a good example. As the nearest large city, Perth, is over 1400 miles away, it is important for Broome accommodation to be as comfortable as possible for any travel weary visitor.
Luckily tourism is an important industry for Broome and this town therefore is well served by affordable and comfortable accommodation for visitors drawn by its interesting Aboriginal and Pearl fishing history; as well as the 15 mile long Cable Beach.
Like many smaller settlements and towns spread across this enormous landmass, Broome is well served by its International airport for connections to the larger cities and settlements. This allows visitors to explore these more remote destinations with relative ease and comfort, much in the way we cover far shorter distances in the UK by train or coach travel.
PHOTO: Sunset camel ride on Cable Beach, Broome, Western Australia.
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