Eighty Mile Beach - Broome, Western Australia
Astronomy Tours Broome
Stargazing the Kimberley
Experience one of the darkest skies on Earth at Eighty Mile Beach. Our expert-guided stargazing tours and smart telescope hire for astrophotography reveal the Milky Way, planets, and deep-sky wonders near Broome, Western Australia.
Why Choose Our Stargazing Tours in the Kimberley?
Eighty Mile Beach near Broome offers some of the darkest skies in the Southern Hemisphere — perfect for astronomy tours, astrophotography, and telescope hire.
Astrophotography At Its Best
Bob uses high-end astrophotography equipment to capture astonishing deep-sky images during your tour. Want to try it yourself? Hire one of our Seestar S30 Pro smart telescopes and photograph galaxies and nebulae from your own campsite.
Professional Equipment
View planets, nebulae, and galaxies through our premium telescopes. No experience needed — the gear does the heavy lifting and the results speak for themselves.
Expert-Guided Tours
Bob is a Kimberley local, qualified ranger, and passionate astronomer who has spent years mastering the southern sky. His tours blend storytelling, science, and hands-on telescope time to give you an experience you won't find anywhere else.
Weather Guarantee
If clouds roll in, reschedule for free or get a full refund. Zero risk to you.
Exclusive Add-On
Telescope Hire Broome — Astrophotography from Your Campsite
Take the stars back to your campsite with our ZWO Seestar S30 Pro smart telescopes. AI-assisted astrophotography captures nebulae, galaxies, and star clusters automatically — no experience needed. Available for hire during your stay at Eighty Mile Beach near Broome.
Got Questions?
Ask our AI assistant anything about the tour — directions, what to wear, weather, and more.
This FAQ covers the basics — for the latest info on conditions, availability, and anything else, just give Bob a call on 0428 932 755. He's always happy to chat!
Ask me anything about Kimberley Astronomy Tours!
For real-time updates on weather, road conditions, and tonight's sky — call Bob on 0428 932 755.