4/28 Woods Drive

The address is a unit, providing apartment‑style living within the Woods Drive complex.

Cable Beach is about 1.9 km away, roughly a 2‑kilometre walk or short drive to the shoreline.

Woods Park is just 0.1 km away, followed by Chippindall Park (0.2 km), Sibosado Park (0.3 km), and Dakas Park (0.7 km), providing several nearby green spaces.

Gantheaume Point at the southern end of Cable Beach offers a lighthouse, dolphin and whale watching, and 130‑million‑year‑old dinosaur footprints visible at low tide, while Minyirr Park protects coastal dunes and traditional Yawuru land.

Box jellyfish (stingers) are common between November and April, and Irukandji jellyfish may appear occasionally; warning signs are posted on the beach. Occasional crocodile sightings also mean staying aware of local advisories.

Visitors enjoy camel rides at sunrise and sunset, four‑wheel‑drive excursions north of the rocks at low tide, and the clothing‑optional stretch north of the access road, with generally gentle waves during the dry season (May‑October).

Cable Beach was named after the 1889 telegraph cable linking Broome and Java, and the nearby Gantheaume Point features ancient dinosaur footprints, while Minyirr Park preserves the traditional land of the Yawuru people.