A sheltered sandy beach tucked into the Halls Head peninsula in Mandurah, Doddi's Beach offers calm, clear waters ideal for low-tide snorkeling among rocky reef platforms. The beach launches directly into the ocean with a gentle swell rolling into the bay, while extensive rock pools at low tide reveal a fascinating microcosm of marine life. With its picnic shelters, toilets, and shaded grassy areas, it's a family-friendly spot that combines easy shore access with rewarding underwater exploration along the Mandurah coast.
Doddi's Beach
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Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Wave Height 0.6 mSwell Period 12 sWind Speed 0.8 knPrecipitation 0.6 mmTidal Phase ebb
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Low risk: Breaking swells in the bay
Swells can run and break into the bay, creating waves and shore break that may surprise swimmers.
Low risk: Low-tide rock reef platforms
Rocky reef platforms are exposed at low tide and can cause cuts if waded over without care.
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Located at Halls Head, Mandurah, approximately 72 km south of Perth. Take the Old Coast Road to Mandurah, then follow Mary Street to the beach access point off Halls Head Parade. Sealed road access.
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Off-street roadside parking available. Disabled parking on site.
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