What a beautiful ever changing beach! From high tide (Kind tide when we were there) to low tide, sand to rocks, day time to sunset. Very very clean and good WCs close by and lovely grassy areas behind the beach with good cycle paths too. Loved it. Highly recommend the beach equipment rental. Was so good to have sunloungers and an umbrella. Very efficient service indeed. The second you leave, the guy is there to reassign to someone else. And watch out if you put your stuff on anything you haven't paid for, it will be removed and the equipment taken away, quick smart!

Wow firstly I could not believe how far the tides come in around here . We went to cable beach and the tide was going out in fact the life guards had to keep moving their flags every half hour or so to keep up lol . Huge beach very long , great sand to walk on because it’s mostly wet the best part is you can hire umbrellas, chairs and kids boogie boards . 2hr umbrella hire $10 we hired and umbrella and 2 beach chairs for 2 hrs at $25 . Since we are tourists from Sydney we we’re wary of swimming even though we could see others swimming in the beach we wanted to know more about the local crocs and irukanji. We spoke to the lifeguards which were fantastic they explained everything to us which made us feel better even though yes there are irukanji and they usually scoop regularly but due to the current they couldn’t that day but no one has been stung in quite awhile , also factors of water temp , tides and time of the year play a big part . Basically it can happen but not likely . Tide was going out as well so that was even better. Crocs well they can be spotted sometimes swimming across out the back of the waves but very rarely come in close but if one is spotted they close the beach immediately. If you want to swim it seems to be well managed and checked as long as you only swim at this beach we’re there are lifeguard on duty , the other side of Broome is not as safe . So yes we swam absolutely loved it we left before sunset as apparently it gets packed then as everyone comes to watch the sunset .

We visited Cable Beach for the Sunset Camel Ride and was surprised to see all the 4WD vehicles arriving to drive over some rocks and spend time on the beach to watch the sunset. Once settled out came the chairs, food and drink. I don't know if 4WD's are allowed to stay overnight or just for a few hours.