Cruises from Perth to Broome up to -4%

If you love nature, photography, and relaxed sea days, this route is a bucket-list way to explore Western Australia.

A coast-hugging adventure across Western Australia

Cruise Perth to Broome usually refers to itineraries sailing from the Perth region (often Fremantle) up Australia’s west coast toward the Kimberley gateway of Broome. It suits travellers who prefer scenery over shopping, couples after a special trip, and anyone keen to tick off iconic WA landscapes without long drives. Expect a mix of comfortable days at sea and port calls that highlight coastal towns, marine life, and rugged national-park country.

Why this route feels so special

The big benefit is access. Cruising lets you cover huge distances while keeping one unpack-and-relax base, with sunrise views you simply cannot get on a highway. Practical tip: pack reef-safe sunscreen, a light jacket for breezy evenings on deck, and a small day bag for shore tours. In the north, heat and humidity can build quickly, so bring a refillable water bottle and plan early-morning excursions when possible.

Interesting fact: Broome is famous for “staircase to the moon”, a natural optical effect that can appear over Roebuck Bay when the full moon reflects on exposed mudflats.

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Holland America Line is a popular pick on longer scenic routes, thanks to its classic onboard style and easygoing pace.

Top destinations along the way

• Fremantle port – Easy pre-cruise dining and heritage streets close to the terminal.
• Geraldton coast – Gateway to coral-fringed waters and sunny seaside charm.
• Exmouth reef – A jumping-off point for Ningaloo adventures and marine encounters.
• Port Hedland – A striking outback-meets-ocean stop with big-sky views.
• Kimberley coast – Remote shoreline cruising with dramatic colours and rugged scenery.

About this journey

How long does a Perth to Broome cruise take?
It depends on the itinerary, but many sailings run around 7–14 nights, with a mix of sea days and coastal ports.

Is the departure port always Perth?
Often the ship departs from Fremantle, which is Perth’s main cruise port, so check your booking details for the exact terminal.

What’s the best way to plan shore days?
Choose one or two “must-do” tours and keep the rest flexible. In warm months, early starts help you make the most of the day.