Point Peron marks the southern end of Jurien Bay's sheltered coastline, where a shallow limestone reef system meets sandy seagrass beds inside the protected Jurien Bay Marine Park. This entry point offers easy access to calm, turquoise waters that are home to vibrant coral bommies, schools of tropical fish, and the famous friendly sea lions that frequent the nearby islands. The reef shelves gently, making it ideal for drifting over colourful sponge gardens and exploring the underwater interpretive trail that starts from the old jetty site. Crystal-clear visibility on calm days reveals a surprising abundance of marine life just metres from shore.
Point Peron (Jurien area)
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Wave Height 2.0 mSwell Period 11 sWind Speed 2.6 knPrecipitation 2.5 mmTidal Phase ebb
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Low risk: Boat traffic near jetty area
Occasional boat and jet ski traffic near the old jetty site and boat ramp. Snorkellers should stay aware and use dive flags.
Low risk: Wind chop and afternoon sea breezes
Afternoon sea breezes can create chop and reduce visibility, especially in spring and summer.
Low risk: Marine stingers
Bluebottles and box jellyfish may be present during warmer months. Wear a stinger suit or rash vest.
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From the town of Jurien Bay, head south along the foreshore to Dobbyn Park and the old jetty site at the southern end of town beach. Point Peron is the southern headland of Jurien Bay. Follow Indian Ocean Drive north from Perth (~2.5 hours), then turn into Jurien Bay town.
Parking & facilities
Parking available at Dobbyn Park and along the foreshore near the old jetty site. Free street parking.
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No entry fee for beach access. Snorkel trail is free. Guided sea lion snorkel tours with local operators cost approx. $115-$160 per person.
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