25A Roe Place, Cable Beach WA 6726, Australia
The house is located within the Cable Beach suburb, placing it a short walk from the 22 km stretch of white sand beach. Residents can easily reach the shoreline for swimming, walks or sunset views.
Several parks are nearby: Woods Park (about 0.1 km), Chippindall Park (0.2 km), Sibosado Park (0.5 km), Dakas Park (0.8 km) and Mackie Park (around 1.2 km). These green spaces provide walking trails and open areas for recreation.
Yes, the southern end of Cable Beach features Gantheaume Point with its lighthouse, a popular spot for dolphin and whale watching. Nearby, Minyirr Park protects the traditional Yawuru land and offers walking trails behind the red‑ochre dunes.
Box jellyfish (stingers) may appear from November to April, and Irukandji jellyfish can show up during the wet season, so caution and beach warnings are important. Occasionally, crocodiles have been sighted off the shore, prompting preventive measures by local authorities.
Visitors enjoy camel rides at sunrise and sunset, four‑wheel‑drive excursions across the low‑tide beach, and the northern clothes‑optional section of the beach. The gentle waves during the dry season (May–October) also make it ideal for swimming.
In 2016, the Cable Beach suburb had a population of 5,436 residents, reflecting a small but vibrant coastal community.
The name originates from the telegraph cable that was laid between Broome and Java in 1889, linking the region to early communications history.
