Billy Goat Bay is a serene, sheltered snorkeling spot along the Turquoise Coast near Jurien Bay, within the Jurien Bay Marine Park. Its calm, shallow waters lap against a sandy beach fringed by low limestone cliffs and coastal scrub, offering easy shore-entry access to clear seas. The bay sits within a protected marine park known for vibrant coral reefs and healthy seagrass meadows, making it a peaceful alternative to more crowded beaches in the region. Perfect for a relaxed family snorkel or a quiet paddle.
Billy Goat Bay
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Billy Goat Bay is located a short drive north of Jurien Bay, near the town of Green Head along the Indian Ocean Drive (approx. 30 km north of Jurien Bay). Follow Green Head Road and turn toward the coast at the Billy Goat Bay signposted turn-off. The beach is accessible via a sandy track suitable for 2WD in dry conditions.
Parking & facilities
Informal sandy parking area near the beach entrance. No marked bays.
Free. No entry fee.
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