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Best Perth to Broome Road Trip Itinerary: Ultimate Guide to Traveling from Perth to Broome on a Budget 2023

Are you looking for a budget-friendly Perth to Broome road trip itinerary? This guide will show you how to travel from Perth to Broome on a budget, including tours, accommodation, and more. Be prepared for weather conditions and wildlife sightings, and take safety precautions on your journey.

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Why Road Trip from Perth to Broome?

Taking a Perth to Broome road trip is a great way to experience the beauty of Western Australia. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to explore many unique and breathtaking places, such as Exmouth and Kalbarri, as well as a range of adventurous activities. From visiting national parks such as Karijini and Nambung to exploring the stunning beachside towns of Jurien Bay and Coral Bay, this road trip has something for everyone.

Travelling by car or campervan will allow you to explore at your own pace and make the most out of your trip.

view of the river from hawks head lookout kalbarri
Kalbarri National Park

What you need to consider when planning a Perth to Broome Road Trip

1. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Budget

When planning a road trip from Perth to Broome, it’s important to consider your budget and calculate the cost.

There are three routes to consider: driving from Perth to Broome, from Broome to Perth, or in a loop. Depending on your budget and schedule, one route may be more suitable.

If you plan on renting a car or campervan, it is usually cheaper to fly to Broome and drive to Perth, as the one-way fee is mostly cheaper from Broome. However, check it has unlimited km as some Broome hire cars limit the km and then charge extra. When researching prices, it is important to look at both directions and decide which suits your budget best.

There are car hire booths at Perth airport, but it’s best to pre-book your car rental.

To compare rental car company prices, Discover Cars is an award-winning car rental comparison website. They offer competitive pricing in over 10,000 locations worldwide and are have a high rate of customer satisfaction.

Drivenow is a good resource to compare campervan hire in Western Australia as it includes all the large companies like Britz, Maui, Jucy as well as smaller ones.

Compare Rental Cars Here.

If you are travelling on a tight budget, you may consider picking up and dropping off your rental vehicle in the same place, as this will save the one-way car hire fee. However, this will add around 2300 km to your journey, so consider the extra fuel.

Use a fuel cost calculator to get an estimate of your costs. Use the fuel price data from a Google search for “petrol prices Australia” and input the figure into the calculator.

How many people are you travelling with? If there are four of you, renting a campervan instead of a car may be cheaper.

Calculate how much money you will need for food and drink and any other activities or tours you plan to do.

Don’t forget to factor in the cost of travel insurance (we use Cover More). Choose from the various options to find the one that suits you.

By following these steps, you should have a good idea of what your Perth to Broome road trip will cost. Remember that the price could be more or less than estimated, and factor in any additional expenses that may arise.

If you don’t want to drive, you could opt for a hop-on hop-off bus tour, such as the Why Not Bus, which caters to a younger demographic and includes camping. Integrity Coach Lines offers a choice of express or hop-on hop-off tickets.

a man sand boarding down a large white sand dune
Lancelin sand dunes

2. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Distance & Travel Time

The drive from Perth to Broome will take approximately 23 hours if you take the inland route without detours. However, you can customize your trip by adding stops or opting for an alternate route.

If you take the coastal route, you can break up the journey and explore some of the most beautiful spots in Western Australia. This route (including detours from Perth to Broome) is over 4,000 km long, so it’s wise to allow at least two weeks to complete the journey.

limestone pillars in red sand in desert
Pinnacles

3. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Accommodation

When planning a road trip from Perth to Broome, it’s important to consider what type of accommodation you need. There are many options available depending on your budget and travel style. For example, budget-friendly options include camping, caravan parks, and hostels. For those looking for a comfortable and luxurious stay, there are hotels, resorts, and private rentals to choose from.

Have you booked accommodation?

We use Booking.com for most accommodation bookings as they offer free cancellation on many properties and have a price match guarantee. We book through Stayz (part of VRBO) for private accommodation as we find it is often cheaper than Airbnb.

Tip: Accommodation gets booked quickly, especially during the WA school holidays. To avoid disappointment, book early.

4. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Travel Companions

When planning a road trip from Perth to Broome, there are a few things to consider about travel companions. Firstly, consider your group size. A group of two or three is ideal, as it is easier to coordinate, and there is usually enough space in the vehicle. However, if you have more people, make sure you have a bigger car or campervan to accommodate everyone.

Consider your pet-sitting options if you plan to bring a pet along. If you plan to do some sightseeing and activities, it’s important to ensure you have someone to take care of your pet while you’re away.

Finally, make sure you all have similar expectations and goals for the trip. It’s important to plan the trip as a group so that you’re all on the same page and ensure you have the best experience possible.

view of the river from hawks head lookout kalbarri
Kalbarri

5. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Weather Conditions

When driving from Perth to Broome, the weather conditions can be quite harsh. The weather is generally hot during the summer months (December to March), while the winter months (April to November) are slightly cooler.

The best time to visit is during the winter months when temperatures are milder. However, the outback can be unforgiving at any time of the year, and travellers should check road conditions before travelling to ensure a safe journey.

a long straight road inbetween bushland with no one around
Road into Monkey Mia & Denham

6. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Vehicle Requirements

If you have your own vehicle, what requirements are needed for a road trip from Perth to Broome?

  • Make sure it is in good working order and you have it serviced before your trip.
  • Check tyres (including spare) for pressure, wear and tread. Bring a tyre pressure gauge.
  • Make sure that you have a tool kit with you, such as a jack, jumper leads, warning triangle, window breaker, and tow rope.
  • Consider taking spares like spark plugs, fuses, hoses etc.
  • Ensure you have adequate insurance coverage for the duration of your trip.
close up of a wild dolphin
Dolphin at Monkey Mia

7. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Travel Safety

When planning a road trip from Perth to Broome, there are several travel safety issues to consider. Check road conditions before setting off. The drive is over 2200 km and can have rough roads, so plan accordingly.

  • Research your route and the best places to stop. Our Western Australia travel guides suggest which hotels, restaurants and attractions to visit.
  • Check for road closures which can be closed due to several factors, including flooding and bushfires.
  • If you are towing a caravan, trailer, or boat, ensure you know the legal load limit for your vehicle and that it is well secured. Unless otherwise signposted, the maximum speed limit for a vehicle towing a trailer or caravan is 100 kmph.
  • Buy a Telstra SIM card, as their regional coverage is the best.
  • Road trains (large trucks with up to four carriages) can be as long as 60m, so extreme care must be taken if overtaking. Most of the Coral Coast is single-lane only, with a few overtaking lanes.
  • The Coral coast can be affected by cyclones, particularly between December to March. Keep up to date with emergency advice on the WA Emergency site. You can keep informed of bushfire advice there too.
  • The open road speed limit is 110 km per hour and 50 km per hour in built up areas. However, please pay attention to the signs as they often change.
  • It is illegal to touch your mobile phone while driving, and all passengers must wear a seatbelt.
  • Have at least 6 litres of water per person.
  • Pack non-perishable food.
  • Carry a first aid kit.
  • It is highly recommended to have a GPS to avoid getting lost or download a mapping app like Avenza that provides a map even when you are out of range.
  • Take regular breaks and never drive tired (share the driving if you can).
  • Plan to travel no longer than eight to ten hours a day.
  • Watch out for wildlife when driving, especially around dawn and dusk (serious accidents occur due to collisions with kangaroos, cows, and other animals).
  • Stop at every roadhouse for a break and stretch.
  • Ensure you have enough fuel, as petrol stations are 100 – 300 km apart, and some may be out of fuel. Also, keep in mind that most of them do not open 24 hours.
  • If you break down, stay with your vehicle and conserve water and food.
  • Note a list of emergency contacts before you leave.
  • Keep valuables out of sight.
  • Be aware of crocodile dangers.
  • Box Jellyfish and Irrikanji can be present throughout the year but are more prevalent during the wet season when the water is warmer. They inflict a severe sting that can be potentially fatal. Wear a full-length stinger suit from November to April, and pay attention to beach closure signs.

With these considerations in mind, you should be able to enjoy a safe, fun, and memorable road trip from Perth to Broome.

a beach made up entirely of cockle shells
Shell Beach Shark Bay

8. Perth to Broome Road trip: Emergency Contact Numbers

Fire/Police/Ambulance000
Fire/Police/Ambulance from GSM mobile phone112
Halls Creek Police 08 9168 6000
Wiluna Police08 9981 7024
Newman Police                                08 9175 1201
Royal Flying Doctors Service (State-wide)1800 625 800
Royal Flying Doctor Service (Meekatharra Base)08 9981 1107
Automobile Association of Australia13 11 11

9. Perth to Broome Road Trip: What to Pack

  • If you take prescription medication make sure you have enough for the duration of your trip and bring a script renewal from your doctor
  • Swiss army knife, torch, & spare batteries
  • First aid kit & emergency blanket
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Duct tape
  • Umbrella/rain protection
  • Insect repellent – mosquitoes can carry diseases such as encephalitis and Ross River fever
  • Sun protection – sunscreen, large brimmed hat, sunglasses, and long-sleeve top
  • National Park holiday or annual pass, which can be purchased online or at various outlets like visitor centres. RAC WA offer a 50% discount for members
  • A CB Radio is useful if you are planning to travel into remote areas
  • Cash and credit/debit cards
  • Toiletries
  • Toilet Paper
  • Travel mugs, reusable water bottles, utensils, rubbish bags, and reusable bags
  • Eskie or portable fridge
  • Clothes, footwear, swimwear, towels
  • Camera, drone, phone, tablet, and chargers
  • Entertainment (cards, boardgames, books etc.)
  • Guide book (I still like having a paper version)

10. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Camping

If you’re planning to camp on a road trip from Perth to Broome, you’ll find plenty of camping options along the way. You can easily find well-priced caravan parks and free camps, so you can enjoy the journey without breaking the bank.

Drivenow i is a great resource for finding the perfect campervan hire rate.

a road next to a camp site and shops
Outside Ningaloo Coral Bay Bayview Caravan Park

11. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Attractions & Sightseeing

What attractions are available for the Perth to Broome road trip?

Attractions on this Perth to Broome drive range from beautiful beaches and national parks to unique wildlife and iconic sunsets.

As you head north, attractions such as the Pinnacles in Nambung National Park, Kalbarri’s gorges, Ningaloo Reef, and Karijini National Park are some of the must-dos along the way. For those who love wildlife, some of the animal encounters you can have include whales, whale sharks, and turtles.

dugong in the ocean
Dugong seen on our Monkey Mia cruise

Other possible detours for the Perth to Broome road trip include Lancelin’s sand dunes, Jurien Bay’s seal lions, Geraldton, Monkey Mia’s dolphin and other marine life, and Carnarvon.

One of the best places to go whale watching on the Perth to Broome road trip is Ningaloo Reef (accessed from Exmouth or Coral Bay). Here you can swim with whale sharks, manta rays, and other marine life. Other great spots for whale watching are Monkey Mia and Broome.

For incredible snorkelling, head to Turquoise Bay or Oyster Stacks in Exmouth, Coral Bay, and Jurien Bay.

You can find a full list of attractions and things to do on these destination pages (links in the itinerary below too).

people snorkeling in the ocean at coral bay wa
Snorkelling in Coral Bay

12. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Hiking

Hikers should consider spending a day or two hiking in Karijini National Park. Visitors will find breathtaking gorges and waterfalls, and the gorgeous Knox and Joffre Falls Lookouts. Those looking for a longer hike can climb Mount Bruce’s summit. Other great hiking opportunities are available in Cape Range National Park (Exmouth) and Kalbarri.

However, these activities are best enjoyed during the cooler months of April to September.

views over rocks in exmouth
Charles Knife Canyon Exmouth

13. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Fishing

When driving from Perth to Broome, the opportunities for fishing along the way are vast. Anglers can expect to find some of the best spots for reeling in their catch in Jurien Bay, Shark Bay, Coral Bay, and Exmouth.

14. Perth to Broome Road Trip: National Parks

Several stunning national parks should be considered when planning a road trip from Perth to Broome. This itinerary will take you through the gorgeous Karijini National Park, home to stunning gorges, waterfalls and rock formations. Visit the Pinnacles Desert, in Nambung National Park, to see limestone formations making for incredible photos.

Other national parks that should be included in your itinerary are Kalbarri National Park, Francois Peron National Park, and Cape Range National Park. Each park offers a unique experience and is a great place to explore and take in the beauty of Western Australia.

red cliffs backing a narrow white sand beach with crystal clear ocean
Skipjack Point Francois Peron National Park

15. Perth to Broome Road Trip: Tours

There are a variety of tours available during your trip from Perth to Broome. Tourists can plan their route and make their own stops along the way or opt for a guided tour. We use a mixture of Viator and Get Your Guide to book our tours.

If you don’t want to drive, AAT Kings have an epic 21 day adventure from Perth to Darwin, taking in all the must-see sights.

spectacular red rocks and cliffs forming a gorge with deep blue water
Joffre Gorge, Karijini National Park – by Tourism Western Australia

Perth to Broome Road Trip Itinerary Coastal

The least time I suggest driving from Perth to Broome is a week, which is ok for people that have already been to some of the places along the Coral Coast. However, if it is your first time, I would take your time and allow at least two weeks, preferably longer, so you can enjoy each place.

Perth to Broome Road Trip Itinerary – 7 Days

perth to broome 7 day itinerary map

This is a rushed itinerary, and you won’t have time to see or do much at each stop. This itinerary is designed for drivers who want to break up their journey with stops along the way.

Day one – Perth to Jurien Bay

220 km – 2 hours 45 mins

Leave Perth via the Mitchell Freeway (State Route 2) to Hester Avenue and turn right. After 1 km, turn left onto Wanneroo Road, which becomes Indian Ocean Drive at Yanchep, and follow until you reach Jurien Bay.

Read these Indian Ocean Drive Tips to stay safe on these roads (there have been numerous accidents on Indian Ocean Drive).

More info:

Perth to Jurien Bay Road Trip

Where to stay and things to do in Jurien Bay

white sand beach with bright green water
Jurien Bay

Day two – Jurien Bay to Kalbarri

352 km – 3 hours 45 mins

Indian Ocean Drive connects with Brand Highway, which takes you to Northampton, where you’ll turn off towards Kalbarri.

Break up the journey with a stop in Dongara/Geraldton/Northampton/Pink Lake.

More info:

Perth to Kalbarri Road Trip

Things to do in Kalbarri

Best Kalbarri Accommodation

aerial view of the gorge in kalbarri national park
Kalbarri

Day three – Kalbarri to Coral Bay

673 km – 6 hours 45 mins

From Kalbarri, head back onto National Route One until the Minilya Exmouth Road. Stay on this road until the Coral Bay turnoff on the left.

Stop in Carnarvon for a walk/rest.

More info:

Perth to Exmouth Road Trip

Where to stay and things to do in Coral Bay

Day four – Coral Bay

Take a break from driving by spending the day on Ningaloo Reef.

a large fish under the ocean
Snorkelling in Coral Bay

Day five – Coral Bay to Karratha

530 km – 5 hours 40 mins

Take National Route 1 to Karratha, which adjoins the port of Dampier.

Climb the water tower at the visitors centre to view the surrounding landscape. The 3.5km Yaburara Aboriginal Heritage Walk Trail takes you to scenic lookouts through the Karratha Hills.

More info: Things to do in Karratha

Day six – Karratha to Eighty Mile Beach

477 km – 5 hours

Travel via Port Hedland to Eighty Mile Beach. The road to Eighty Mile Beach is gravel, so you may need to stop in Port Hedland if your hire vehicle does not allow travel on unsealed roads.

More info:

Port Hedland

Eighty Mile Beach

Day seven – Eighty Mile Beach to Broome

375 km – 4 hours

The last section of your Perth to Broome road trip continues on National Highway 1 to Broome.

More info: Where to stay and things to do in Broome

the sandy cable beach with people relaxing under sun umbrellas
Cable Beach Broome

Perth to Broome Road Trip Itinerary – 10 Days

map for perth to broome 10 day itinerary

The 10-day Perth to Broome road trip itinerary gives you a little longer in each place. However, you miss out on some amazing places in between.

Day one – Perth to Geraldton

415 km – 4 hours 30 mins

Follow this route from Perth to Kalbarri via Geraldton.

Depending on the time you leave Perth, you may have time to stop at one of these attractions along the way:

More info: Where to stay and things to do in Geraldton

inside of a cathedral with grey adn white striped walls and a striped archway with wooden pews
St Francis Xavier Cathedral Geraldton

Day two – Geraldton to Kalbarri

156 km – 1 hour 45 mins

A short drive today allows you time to explore Kalbarri and maybe a hike, depending on the time of year.

More info: Where to stay and things to do in Kalbarri

Day three – Kalbarri to Carnarvon

442 km – 4 hours 30 mins

You may choose to see more of Kalbarri before departing for Carnarvon. The loop walk in Kalbarri National Park is best done first thing in the morning.

Follow directions from National Route 1 to Carnarvon.

More info: Things to do in Carnarvon

a river with buildings in the background
Carnarvon

Day four – Carnarvon to Exmouth/Coral Bay

365 km – 3 hours 45 mins to Exmouth

Continue on National Route One until the Minilya Exmouth Road. Keep on this to either Coral Bay or Exmouth. Read the guides below to decide what destination is suited to your interests.

More info:

Things to do in Coral Bay

Things to do in Exmouth

Best accommodation in Exmouth

Day five – Exmouth/Coral Bay

Spend today on a snorkelling tour, whale watching, or maybe hiking.

a black footed wallaby sitting on a rock
rare black footed wallaby in yardie creek Exmouth

Day six – Exmouth/Coral Bay to Karijini

640 km – 7 hours 45 mins

A long drive today, so it’s best to make an early start. If you feel this distance is too long, consider stopping in Tom Price overnight and heading into Karijini National Park early the next day.

Day seven – Karijini

You’re in for a real treat today – Karijini National Park is one of the most spectacular places in Western Australia. The gorges, waterfalls, water holes, and views are incredible.

red cliffs in Oxer Lookout, Karijini National Park
Oxer Lookout, Karijini National Park by Tourism Western Australia

Day eight – Karijini to Port Hedland

342 km – 3 hours 45 mins

Port Hedland isn’t picturesque like Karijini, but it’s a good place to replace essentials for the road trip. If you’d rather stop en route to Eighty Mile Beach, you can spend an extra night in Coral Bay/ Exmouth or Karijini.

However, the road to Eighty Mile Beach is gravel, so you may need to stop in Port Hedland if your hire vehicle does not allow travel on unsealed roads.

australian outback at sunset with a golden glow on the desert landscape
Outback sunset near Port Hedland by Greg Snell

Day nine – Port Hedland to Eighty Mile Beach

252 km – 2 hours 40 mins

Arrive with plenty of time to enjoy this pristine beach and glorious sunset views.

Day ten – Eighty Mile Beach to Broome

375 km – 4 hours

The last section of your Perth to Broome road trip continues on National Highway 1 to Broome.

More info: Where to stay and things to do in Broome

green turquoise water in creek
Willie Creek Broome

Perth to Broome Road Trip Itinerary – 14 Days

map of perth to broome drive itinerary 14 days

The two-week Perth to Broome itinerary is the one I suggest for new visitors to Western Australia. If you can spare the time, I would adapt this itinerary to spend longer in Kalbarri, Monkey Mia, Coral Bay, Exmouth, and Karijini, depending on your interests.

Day one – Perth to Jurien Bay

220 km – 2 hours 30 mins

Take Mitchell Freeway (State Route 2) to Hester Avenue and turn right. After 1 km, turn left onto Wanneroo Road, which becomes Indian Ocean Drive at Yanchep, and follow until you reach Jurien Bay.

Plenty of time today to stop at Yanchep National Park, Wedge Island, Lancelin sand dunes, and/or the Pinnacles.

More info:

Perth to Jurien Bay Road Trip

Where to stay and things to do in Jurien Bay

close up of koala sitting in tree
Koala at Yanchep National Park

Day two – Jurien Bay to Geraldton

196 km – 2 hours

Today is another short drive, so you can stay in Jurien Bay for a seal lion tour or drive to Geraldton to see the HMAS Sydney II Memorial, Point Moore lighthouse, cathedral and more.

More info: Where to stay and things to do in Geraldton

a metal dome with seagulls carved out
HMAS Sydney II Memorial Geraldton

Day three – Geraldton to Kalbarri

156 km – 1 hour 45 mins

Get up early and spend time exploring Kalbarri. If you can afford the extra time, spend longer here. The hikes are amazing!

More info: Where to stay and things to do in Kalbarri

Day four – Kalbarri to Monkey Mia

400 km – 4 hours

Leave Kalbarri behind and head to the UNESCO Shark Bay region, which includes Monkey Mia, Denham, Francois Peron National Park, Hamelin Pool stromatolites, and Dirk Hartog Island.

Follow the Perth to Exmouth road trip route.

Choose to stay in Monkey Mia or Denham – read the post below to decide.

More info: Where to stay and things to do in Shark Bay

Day five – Monkey Mia

Get up early to see the Monkey Mia dolphins, take a marine life cruise, or do some off-roading in Francois Peron NP. Don’t miss shell beach, though!

wide red dirt road track through bushland
track in Francois Peron National Park

Day six – Monkey Mia to Coral Bay

581 km – 6 hours

Leave Monkey Mia early to arrive in Coral Bay in time for a snorkel.

More info: Things to do in Coral Bay

Day seven – Coral Bay

Enjoy all that Coral Bay has to offer.

a marina with yachts moored
Coral Bay

Day eight – Coral Bay to Exmouth

152 km – 1 hour 30 mins

Get up as early as possible to arrive in Exmouth for hiking or snorkelling.

More info:

Things to do in Exmouth

Best accommodation in Exmouth

Day nine – Exmouth

Swim with whale sharks, take a whale cruise, hike Yardie Gorge trail or Cape Range National Park – the list is endless, but make sure to book tours well in advance as they sell out quickly in peak times.

holes in red rocks in a large canyon
Shothole Canyon Exmouth

Day ten – Exmouth to Karijini

640 km – 7 hours 45 mins

Follow the Perth to Broome road trip 10-day itinerary for the rest of the route.

Day eleven – Karijini

aerial view of waterfall dropping into a deep natural waterhole surrounded by red cliffs in Hamersley Gorge , Karijini National Park
Hamersley Gorge , Karijini National Park by Tourism Western Australia

Day twelve – Karijini to Port Hedland

342 km – 3 hours 45 mins

Day thirteen – Port Hedland to Eighty Mile Beach

252 km – 2 hours 40 mins

Day fourteen – Eighty Mile Beach to Broome

375 km – 4 hours

aerial view looking onto sand beach surrounded be australian bush at Mercedes Cove Exclusive Coastal Retreat, Dampier Peninsula
Mercedes Cove Exclusive Coastal Retreat, Dampier Peninsula by Tourism WA

Perth to Broome Road Trip Map Inland

map of perth to broome inland route

Is the Road from Perth to Broome Sealed?

The main roads between Perth and Broome are sealed. However, some roads in Francois Peron
National Park (Shark Bay), Karijini, Cape Range National Park (Exmouth) and Kalbarri National Park are unsealed, so it’s best to have a 4wd.

a long road with red dirt on the side and green bush

Where to Stay between Perth and Broome

Depending on your itinerary, places to stay between Perth and Broome could be:

  • Jurien Bay
  • Geraldton
  • Kalbarri
  • Monkey Mia/ Denham
  • Carnarvon
  • Coral Bay
  • Exmouth
  • Karijini
  • Port Hedland
  • Eighty Mile Beach

How Many Days do you Need in Broome?

You need at least three days in Broome, but a week will allow you to see more of the surrounding area, like Willie Creek Pearl Farm, Cape Leveque, and Horizontal Falls.

aerial view of water running horizontally through a gap in rocks
Horizontal Falls by Tourism Western Australia

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