Weird & Wonderful Australia Number 5

The staircase to the moon is a natural spectacle that occurs in the northwest region of Broome between March and October each year. The full moon rises over the exposed mudflats of Roebuck Bay at low tide creating the optical illusion.

Picture: Flickr user Lin Padgham

Weird & Wonderful Australia Number 4

Gantheaume Point in Broome, WA, is home to dinosaur footprints more than 130 million years old. They can be seen in the rocky reef area at low tide.

Picture: Flickr user Lin Padgham

Weird & Wonderful Australia Number 3

The horizontal waterfalls in the Kimberleys in Western Australia are a natural phenomenon caused by water surging between two narrow island gaps. The tides create the effect of a flat waterfall flowing horizontally across the face of the ocean.

Horizontal Falls back on the itinery

Horizontal Falls flights back for 2011

Half & Full day flights to the Horizontal Falls start late March from Broome & Derby. This is one not to be missed adventure.

Ask you Hotel Reception about availability & Booking.

or call direct 9192 1172

Aero Blue Helicopters have recommenced for 2011 season

Aero Blue relaunches in 2011

Murray advises he is back in the air after the Wet Season.
15, 20 & 30 minutes Joy Flights & Charter Flights.

Enquire at your Hotel Reception or view his website online here http://www.broomedirect.com.au/what_do_scenic_flights.html

Murray 0447 744 040