Port Beach is a gentle 1 km crescent of soft white sand in North Fremantle, with stunning views across the Indian Ocean to Rottnest Island. Sheltered from large swells, its calm, clear waters make it one of Perth's most reliable shore-entry snorkelling spots. A dedicated snorkelling area sits between the patrolled swimming flags, while the adjacent café and enclosed playground add to the family-friendly appeal. The sandy seabed gradually deepens — ideal for beginners — and subtle reefs near the northern end attract small fish and occasional rays.
Port Beach (North Fremantle)
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Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Wave Height 0.7 mSwell Period 11 sWind Speed 0.7 knPrecipitation 0.4 mmTidal Phase ebb
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Low risk: Strong currents near north quay
Port Beach sits adjacent to Fremantle's north quay wharf area where currents can develop, especially on outgoing tides.
Low risk: Boat traffic from nearby harbour
Proximity to Fremantle harbour entrance means boat traffic can be present; stay within the patrolled flagged area.
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Port Beach is on Port Beach Road, North Fremantle, 4 km north-west of Fremantle town centre. Access via Port Beach Road off Curtin Avenue / Marine Terrace.
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Car parking available along Port Beach Road and in the designated beach carpark adjacent to the café and playground.
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Free entry, no parking fees.
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