Streeter’s Jetty was built for pearl dealers and merchants E. W. Streeter & Co of London, and is known to have been in existence in 1897. A channel cut through the mangroves to Dampier Creek providing access to Streeters Jetty for Pearl Luggers.
The English Baron and politician had a great love for Broome, Built the Cable Beach Club Resort and adjacent zoo that has long since gone. Known locally as a tourism pioneeer.
Situated on Short St looking out over Streeter’s Jetty and the bay beyond for luggers coming ashore for supplies from Streeter & Male Traders
All operators are dotted along gus Winckel Drive. Fly Broome, KAS Helicopters, Kimberley Aviation & Horizontal Falls Seaplane Adventures
Located at 45 Dampier Tce, The Roebuck Bay Lookout provides a scenic viewing platform with sweeping views over Roebuck Bay and Dampier Creek. The lookout was collaboratively designed, celebrating the rich Aboriginal history of this significant cultural site. It features artwork and interpretive information created by Yawuru Traditional Owners in conjunction with Broome Senior High
