Turquoise water and white sand is what you can expect from South West beaches. With over 130km of coastline and 75 world class surf breaks the Margaret River region is a ocean lover paradise. If your a beginner at surfing try a lesson or simply sit back and relax over sunset at surfers point.
SURFERS POINT
Starting as a quiet wave only the locals would dare to tackle due to its enormous swell, Surfers Point now attracts the worlds best surfers and features in the Rip Curl Pro.
GAS BAY & GRUNTERS
Located in Gnarabup, Gas Bay is located next to Grunters and is a reliable wave all year round and is known for it’s barrels.
REDGATE
A good wave for those looking for something a little calmer with adequate shelter. Redgate Beach can be a good option for beginners however be aware of rips.
BORANUP
4WD access only, the track can be quite challenging however the end reward is totally worth it. Long stretches of white sand and turquoise waters, Boranup Beach is truly spectacular.
MARGARET RIVER MOUTH
The perfect swimming location for families with small children if the river mouth is closed off from the Indian Ocean. You can also hire a kayak or bring a stand up paddle board and adventure up the river, it’s completely your choice!
HAMELIN BAY
Choose to walk the rugged cliff tops, laze around on the beach, feed the stingrays or snorkel the fringing reef and explore ship wrecks. Hamelin Bay is well worth a day trip.
SURF LESSONS
It would make sense to try your luck at surfing in one of the surfing capitals of Australia! Suitable for people aged 5 years and over so why not suit up and give it a go!
SNORKELLING
There are many spots to snorkel along the South West coastline. A couple to recommend would be Yallingup Lagoon for its sheltered fringing reef and close by The Aquarium a secret hidden gem.
STAND UP PADDLE
Head to beautiful Meelup Beach and hire a stand up paddle or kayak and immerse yourself in the serenity. Meelup Beach & Eagle Bay have been voted some of the best beaches in the world.
