Chinese Cemetery
The Chinese Cemetery is found next to the Japanese Cemetery (Attraction #42), and there is also a Muslim cemetery with many graves of Malay divers who contributed to the pearling boom in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The Chinese Cemetery is found next to the Japanese Cemetery (Attraction #42), and there is also a Muslim cemetery with many graves of Malay divers who contributed to the pearling boom in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
During the bombing of Broome by the Japanese on 3 March 1942, fifteen flying-boats were sunk. The boats comprised five Dorniers, four Catalinas of the Royal Netherlands Navy, two RAF Catalinas, two US Navy Catalinas, and two Short Empire aircraft, one operated by the RAAF and one by Qantas. The boats were ferrying Dutch national
Starting & Finish Point for Broome Camels, Cable Beach Camels & Red Sun Camel rides.
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Beach Patrols in place May to October. Red Flags on the beach are a sign of beach patrols on duty
Grassed hollowed area north of Cable Beach Car Park and in fron of The Cable Beach Club Resort used for Christmas Carols & concerts.