š Promontory of spectacular sandstone, a prehistoric landscape with vibrant red rocks, white beaches, and turquoise Indian Ocean waters. Located at the westernmost point of Broome, Western Australia.
š Famous for Cretaceous-Era dinosaur footprints and the remains of Anastasia's Pool.
š¦ Discover ancient dinosaur tracks (up to 130 million years old) at low tide
š Explore stunning red rock formations and turquoise Indian Ocean
š¶ Enjoy scenic walking trails, including to Cable Beach
šø Great for photography with dramatic landscapes, especially at sunset
ā ļø Dinosaur footprints only visible at very low tide, requiring tide chart consultation
ā ļø Rocky trails, sturdy shoes needed
āļø Can get very hot; bring sun protection and plenty of water
š¶ Car park is some distance from cliffs and beach, requiring a walk
š Some car hire places restrict off-bitumen driving to the point
šļø Check local tide charts; footprints only visible at very low tide (below 2.16m).
š Wear sturdy shoes for navigating rocky areas.
āļø Visit during dry season (April-October) for best weather.
š Car hire often allows short drive on red dirt road to the point.
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