Cable Beach

Cable Beach is a long, sandy beach facing northwest into the Indian Ocean near Broome, Western Australia. The beach offers a gentle, gradual slope into shallow turquoise waters typical of the Kimberley region. The protected bay setting and consistent sandy bottom make this a straightforward beginner-friendly location. Best conditions occur with northeasterly winds (45°), which provide side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. The spot experiences very light average winds (7.8 knots) with low reliability, suggesting sessions are weather-dependent and may be limited. Wave exposure is minimal at 0.66m average, favoring lighter wind conditions and smaller equipment. The area supports moderate boat activity, visible in satellite imagery, requiring awareness of navigation lanes. The combination of shallow water, low wind reliability, and minimal swell makes this spot most suitable for beginners seeking flat-water practice or light-wind sessions during the limited favorable wind windows. Water temperatures averaging 27.9°C remain warm year-round, supporting extended riding periods.