Red beach turquoise water mangroves, Broome
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Swept off to Broome
Broome, Western Australia, is certainly a colorful place, and not just for the contrast created by its red beaches and green mangrove forests. On this far-flung peninsula in the Kimberley region, offbeat occupational options abound. Some examples: Pearl farmer at one of Roebuck Bay's two major oyster farms. Paleontologist studying local dinosaur footprints—some of the largest ever found. Camel tour guide leading a mini-caravan on the beach each sunset. Outdoor projectionist at the world's oldest open-air cinema. The list goes on—ready to start your job hunt?
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