• Beaches

Hamelin Bay Beach

Open 24 Hours
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Cape to Cape Walk Track, Boranup WA 6286
08 9780 5911
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  • Birdwatching
    Birdwatching
  • Child Friendly
    Child Friendly
  • Fishing & Boating
    Fishing & Boating
  • Free
    Free
  • Nature & Wildlife Spotting
    Nature & Wildlife Spotting
  • Picnic Spot
    Picnic Spot
  • Scenic Spot
    Scenic Spot

A visit to stunning Hamelin Bay is a must do on many a holiday schedule. A vast bay of bright white sand, turquoise waters filled with marine life and spectacular coastal cliff walks. Swimming, snorkeling, fishing, diving - you can do it all!

Come and meet the famous sting rays at Hamelin Bay. These beautiful creatures love to come to the shoreline to say hello to visitors.
For the bird enthusiasts! Walk to the freshwater lake near the caravan park and look for Waterbirds including Grey Teal, Purple Swamphen and Grebes. Collard Sparrowhawk and little Eagle have been seen here. Visit the beach for possible sightings of Hooded Plover. In summer, the Sanderling and Bridled Tern are welcome visitors! Hamelin Bay is home to a caravan park, small shop, public toilets and boat ramp.

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Google Reviews

27
Aug
2020
Stunning site, even in August... we actually got to watch dolphins, it was really beautiful Neesh
11
Feb
2020
This place is a must visit. When we arrived we were in awe of the beach but when we took a walk we saw sting rays swimming right up to the shore line. Their large ones were the most impressive they came so close to the shore that we could see them so clearly. Standing in the water they would swim by and tap your leg with their fins. There was about 8 there at the same time. The rocks in the center of the beach were cool to explore with the goggles. The beach had many cool rocks and shells to explore. Parking was easy and they had public showers and toilets to use. No dogs allowed on this beach don’t get a fine respect the rules. Carley Young
04
Jan
2020
Came here at around 1.30 pm the car park was very busy. Lucky that we got parking not too far away. I got to touch a smaller ray, I just waited and it came over and I was able to run my fingers on it. They’re magnificently graceful. I would highly recommend it. The beach was also beautiful with white sand. The water is chilly though even in summer. Lils S
22
Jul
2020
Interesting place with an interesting past and nice scenery to take pictures of mwyeoh
29
Aug
2020
What an incredible experience it was to visit this beach. I’m a Brit, and seeing rays and sharks up close is a real treat. On the day I visited I saw 4 rays, and was lucky enough to touch a few of them! On top of a that a 2m long nurse shark was patrolling the shoreline, in knee deep water! Incredible to see. Chris W
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