Halls Creek to Broome Bus

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See the Outback like never before when you travel through the Kimberley from Halls Creek to Broome on a luxurious Greyhound bus.

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The Halls Creek to Broome route takes travellers on an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Kimberley, connecting the gateway to the Bungle Bungle Range with one of Western Australia’s most iconic coastal destinations. Travelling west across vast landscapes shaped by ancient geology and rich cultural heritage, this route showcases the scale and beauty of one of Australia’s most remote regions.

Halls Creek is an important gateway to some of the Kimberley’s most remarkable natural attractions. Visitors use the town as a base for exploring Purnululu National Park and the world-famous Bungle Bungle Range, while nearby attractions such as Wolfe Creek Crater and Lake Gregory offer even more opportunities to experience the region’s unique landscapes. The Halls Creek to Broome bus departs from a destination that captures the rugged spirit of the Australian Outback.

As the journey heads west, travellers pass through the vast landscapes of the Kimberley and communities such as Fitzroy Crossing. The bus from Halls Creek to Broome offers a front-row seat to ancient ranges, expansive plains and some of the oldest geological formations on Earth. Along the way, the route highlights the incredible diversity and remoteness that have made the Kimberley one of Australia’s most sought-after travel destinations.

Arriving in Broome brings a dramatic change of scenery. Famous for Cable Beach, spectacular sunsets and its rich pearling history, Broome combines tropical coastal beauty with a fascinating multicultural heritage. Visitors can explore Gantheaume Point, discover the town’s pearling past, or witness the famous Staircase to the Moon phenomenon that draws travellers from around the world.

Whether you’re ending an Outback adventure or beginning a coastal escape, this route connects two destinations that perfectly showcase the diversity of northern Western Australia. With onboard WiFi, USB charging and seat selection available, the Halls Creek to Broome route provides a comfortable way to travel while experiencing the incredible landscapes, history and character of the Kimberley.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The bus trip from Halls Creek to Broome takes 9.2 hours.
The bus ticket from Halls Creek to Broome 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 Halls Creek to Broome 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 Halls Creek to Broome 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 Halls Creek to Broome leaves at 5:50am. Check our timetable for the most current schedule, as departure times can vary by season.
The last coach of the day from Halls Creek to Broome departs at 5:50am.
No printing needed - simply show your e-ticket on your phone or tablet prior to boarding.
Coaches on the Halls Creek to Broome 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 Halls Creek to Broome 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.
Halls Creek and Broome are approximately 743km 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.