Broome to Halls Creek Bus

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Discover the Kimberley's gorges, ranges and remote wilderness on the Broome to Halls Creek bus.

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The Broome to Halls Creek route takes travellers deep into the Kimberley, connecting one of Western Australia’s most famous coastal destinations with a remote town that serves as a gateway to some of the region’s most extraordinary natural wonders. From tropical beaches and pearling history to ancient ranges and desert landscapes, this journey showcases the diversity that makes the Kimberley unlike anywhere else in Australia.

Broome provides a spectacular starting point. Known for Cable Beach, vibrant sunsets and its multicultural pearling heritage, the town combines coastal beauty with a fascinating history shaped by Indigenous, Asian and European influences. The Broome to Halls Creek bus leaves behind the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean and heads into the vast landscapes of inland Western Australia, where the scale of the Kimberley quickly becomes apparent.

Travelling east, the route passes through country renowned for its ancient geology and rugged scenery. Along the way, travellers move through the heart of the Kimberley, a region defined by dramatic escarpments, river systems and some of the oldest landscapes on Earth. The bus from Broome to Halls Creek offers an opportunity to experience a side of Australia that remains largely untouched and deeply connected to its natural and cultural heritage.

Halls Creek is often considered the gateway to some of the Kimberley’s most famous attractions. The town provides access to Purnululu National Park and the iconic Bungle Bungle Range, while nearby natural wonders such as Wolfe Creek Crater and Lake Gregory attract travellers seeking unique Outback experiences. For many visitors, Halls Creek is the starting point for exploring some of the most remote and remarkable landscapes in Western Australia.

Whether you’re embarking on a Kimberley adventure or travelling between some of the region’s key destinations, this route offers a memorable overland experience through one of Australia’s last great wilderness areas. With onboard WiFi, USB charging and seat selection available, the Broome to Halls Creek route provides a comfortable way to travel while taking in the changing scenery of the Kimberley from the coast to the Outback.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the bus trip from Broome to Halls Creek take?

The bus trip from Broome to Halls Creek takes 9.0 hours.
The bus ticket from Broome to Halls Creek starts from $183.00. All our fares come in two tiers – Early Bird and Flexible – with prices varying based on how far in advance you are making a booking. You can find the most up-to-date pricing for your trip by using the booking form above or for more information on the different types of fares visit our Compare Fares page.
You can pay for your bus ticket from Broome to Halls Creek by debit/credit card or digital wallet such as Google and Apple pay. We also offer buy now pay later services such as Zip Money.
You can track your Greyhound coach from Broome to Halls Creek in real time using our Coach Tracker. Just enter your service number or select your stop to see live location updates and any changes to your expected arrival.
The earliest daily departure from Broome to Halls Creek leaves at 6:00am. Check our timetable for the most current schedule, as departure times can vary by season.
The last coach of the day from Broome to Halls Creek departs at 6:00am.
No printing needed - simply show your e-ticket on your phone or tablet prior to boarding.
Coaches on the Broome to Halls Creek route come with reclining seats, onboard toilets, and air conditioning, with select services also offering free Wi-Fi and USB charging outlets. Seat selection can be added when you book. See our coach features page for what’s available on your specific service.
You can bring one carry-on bag (up to 8kg) plus two checked bags (up to 20kg each) at no extra cost on the Broome to Halls Creek route. Need to bring more? Extra bags can be added for $10 each, up to two additional pieces. Prams and wheelchairs travel free regardless of your baggage total. Full details are on our baggage page.
Broome and Halls Creek are approximately 742km from each other.
Greyhound Australia’s coaches are designed to support passengers with reduced mobility, including wheelchair users. If you’re travelling with Greyhound and need mobility or travel assistance, please get in touch with us so our team can help you plan and book your trip.

All our buses come with free WiFi, USB chargers, air-conditioning, reclining leather seats, and a restroom.