Bec and Chris Judd lap up school holidays at Broome’s Cable Beach

Bec and Chris Judd are lapping up a trip back to their old stomping ground of WA, sharing envy-inducing pics of a trip to the State’s North West.

Bec and Chris Judd are lapping up a trip back to their old stomping ground of WA, sharing envy-inducing pics of a trip to the State’s North West.

The fitness influencer and former West Coast Eagle, who are based in Melbourne, took their family to Broome for a stunning school holiday break — and, not surprisingly, it appears they pulled out all the stops!

Bec, Chris, their twin boys Darcy and Tom, son Oscar and daughter Billie were joined by Bec’s family, including her sister Kate Twigley, for the lavish two-week break, staying at luxury hotel Cable Beach Club.

“14 nights in paradise with family and friends,” Judd wrote to her 786,000 Instagram followers.

“Broome you were magic. Never a cloud in the sky. Never a day under 28 degrees. Simply unbeatable at this time of year.”

And in case that wasn’t enough to give us major holiday envy, Bec shared footage of the family parting on the tennis court, climbing on the rocks at sunset, kicking a football and sipping champagne on a private yacht.

Of course, she didn’t pass on the opportunity to plug her fitness brand Jaggad, sporting the fitness label and her toned figure on the beach.

The trip may even inspire some of her famous friends to head to the North West hot spot, with Megan Gale among those to gush over Bec’s pics.

“LOVE Broome!!!!” she wrote.

Bec has long told of her plans to visit WA after travel bans left the family stranded in Melbourne during the pandemic.

She divided fans after complaining about Melbourne’s lockdowns while holing up in her $7 million mansion.

She also weighed in on WA’s closed border at the time, hitting back at Premier Mark McGowan’s claims the State risks losing out on tourism to the eastern States.

Mr McGowan had claimed other states were piling pressure on WA to open so WA tourists “will flood east, not so that people from the east will come here”, prompting Judd to fire back to her 845,000 Instagram followers.

“WA is bloody beautiful and I know many people from the eastern States who can’t wait to flood WA tourist destinations,” Judd wrote.

Bec told how she couldn’t wait to head west and listed a host of WA destinations she planned to visit once the borders reopened, including her mum’s house, Broome, the South West, Exmouth, Rottnest and Crown Perth.

Originally published as Bec and Chris Judd lap up school holidays at Broome’s Cable Beach