Minyirr, WA 6725
Broome · Western Australia · Population 11,236 · Median age 34
Minyirr is a residential suburb in Broome with easy access to walking trails, beaches, and multiple caravan parks within a short drive.
Minyirr sits on the outskirts of Broome, a popular destination for touring travellers. The suburb itself is primarily residential with a good population base, but the real attraction lies in the nearby natural areas and recreational facilities. Within a few kilometres, you'll find well-established hiking trails and beach walks that showcase the Kimberley landscape.
The area benefits from Broome's infrastructure while offering quieter accommodation options. Multiple caravan parks are within easy reach, from basic overflow facilities to more developed holiday parks. Walking trails like Minyirr Walk Trail and Beach Walk provide access to natural bushland and coastal scenery.
About Minyirr — Demographics
Based on postcode 6725 area (ABS Census 2021)Travel Info
Must See
- Minyirr Walk Trail — Popular local walking trail offering natural bushland views within 3.3km
- Beach Walk — Coastal walk showcasing Broome's beaches just 3.8km away
- Broome Wharf Walk — Waterfront heritage walk providing views of the working wharf area
Must Do
- Minyirr Walk Trail hike — Accessible local walking experience through natural Kimberley terrain
- Beach Walk — Coastal exploration with potential for photography and relaxation
- Broome Wharf Walk — Historic waterfront walk connecting to Broome's pearling heritage
Travel Tips
- •Stock up on supplies in Broome before settling in — Minyirr itself has limited local shops
- •Book caravan parks ahead during peak season (May to September)
- •Bring plenty of water for trail walks; the Kimberley heat is intense
- •Check mobile coverage before heading to remote trails in the area
- •Fuel up in Broome town; distances to surrounding areas require planning
Nearby Suburbs
Cable Beach near Broome offers wide sandy shores, multiple caravan parks, and coastal walking trails. A popular base for exploring the Indian Ocean and Kim
Broome (or Rubibi to its Yawuru traditional owners) is the gateway to the Kimberley, a town of 14,000 on Western Australia's red-dirt north-west coast. It's known for the 22km sweep of Cable Beach at sunset, the Staircase to the Moon over Roebuck Bay, dinosaur footprints at Gantheaume Point, and a pearling-era Chinatown that still trades 130 years on.
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is near Minyirr?
There are 10 campsites near Minyirr, including Broome Pistol Club & Overflow Caravan Park (3.6km), Broome Vacation Village Caravan Park (3.6km), Broome Vacation Village Caravan Park (3.7km).
What walks and trails are near Minyirr?
There are 10 walking trails near Minyirr, including Minyirr Walk Trail (3.3km), Magurr Nook (3.5km), Path to Golf Course (3.6km).
Is there fuel near Minyirr?
Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Minyirr, including United Broome (4.2km), DPT BROOME (4.3km), BP OPT BROOME (4.3km).
What attractions are near Minyirr?
There are 1 attractions near Minyirr, including Cable Beach (4.3km).