Dinosaur Footprints
- Address:Guantheaume Point Road, Broome
- Hours:Open daily
- Admission:Free
Good for Families, Nature & Wildlife, Walking / Hiking, Trail
10:00 PM Friday, May 25
Clear. Mild.
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A 50 mi (80 km) dinosaur trackway runs through the Kimberley. At low tide, Guantheaume Point is one of the best vantage points to see the tracks of at least nine different types of dinosaur. The dinosaurs are thought to be from the early Cretaceous period which makes them around 130 million years old.
There are herbivores like the Apatosaurus and carnivores including a tyrannosaur. The fossilized footprints range from a few inches to nearly 3 ft (1 m).
The footprints can only be viewed at very low tide, however, there are copies up at the top of the cliffs for visitors to view; this helps lessen the human impact on the fragile reef.
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Awesome tour - our bus driver was very informative and we learnt a lot about Broome. Camel ride was the highlight - a must for anyone visiting Broome - magical!
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Great introduction to Broome and its highlights, sunset camel ride was simply superb. Continue Reading »
Extensive tour with a knowledgeable guide. Provided variety and gave a great overview in the time provided. We hired a car and went back the next day to things that we wanted to see more in depth. Continue Reading »
Practical Info
Only the first bus of the day visits Gantheaume Point and there is no bus to take you back. While this makes it perfect for a morning walk along Cable Beach back to town (3 mi/5 km) it does mean a taxi is the best way to get there and at other times.
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