Unique Environment Features & Ecologically Sustainable Practices

• Remote wilderness location with fifteen kilometres of private white sand beach;
• Stunning, pristine natural coastal environment;
• Maximum population of 80-100 overnight guests
• Cabins are elevated to ensure minimal disturbance to landforms and habitats whilst capitalising on visual cues;
• Sustainable building design to capitalise on natural elements eg. wind and solar. All dwellings are open-air, so guests can revel in the proximity to nature;
• Sustainable construction to suit a coastal destination - approximately 70% of Eco Beach is built from recycled materials;
• No conventional resort luxuries such as telephones, televisions or bar fridges in the huts - a simple 'back to nature' experience
• Outdoor showers, so guests can shower under the stars
• Raised wooden boardwalks link the entire retreat, protecting the natural environment and maintaining wildlife corridors;
• Unique waste management program. We have a worm farm, a large compost bin and some staff members even recycle the office paper by making their own paper! We also recycle all glass and cans;
• Use of citrus-based cleaning products and low phosphorus, biodegradable soaps;
• Greywater from the showers and sinks is collected and treated independently from toilet waste to minimise our black water problem;
• Composting toilet;
• Renewable energy through a solar inverter and batteries for night time power use;
• Off-site parking area for guests to minimise environmental impact and noise pollution;
• Nature-based, interpretive activities and information;
• Abundance of bird life and marine life;
• Significant Kimberley flora species - found in their southern most habitats;
• Environmental consultant on call;
• Resident wildlife researcher;
• Refuge for orphaned and injured wildlife;
• Partnership with a local aboriginal Guide;
• Sound relationship with the Aboriginal custodians of the land surrounding Eco Beach;
• Mutually beneficial relationship with Broome TAFE Tourism and Environmental departments. Students collect native seeds from the retreat area and replant eroded areas annually;
• Links with Australian university tourism and environmental departments for students to undertake research and work experience.

"Eco Beach is like an island on the edge of the Kimberley." - Country Style Magazine