Stretching 8.3 km along the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, Warnbro Beach offers a long, sandy shoreline with limestone reef formations and seagrass meadows just offshore. Located in Safety Bay, this protected beach is part of Perth's Rockingham coast, known for its calm, shallow waters that make it a fantastic spot for beginner and family-friendly snorkelling. The beach sits within the marine park boundaries, where snorkellers can explore rocky reef edges teeming with fish. Access is easy via concrete ramps and multiple car parks, and the northern end features a boat ramp for convenient water entry.
Warnbro Beach
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Low risk: Bluebottle (Portuguese Man o' War) stings
Stinging jellyfish commonly wash up on Perth beaches, particularly during warmer months.
Low risk: Marine stingers
Warmer waters can bring box jellyfish and other stingers into the shallows.
Low risk: Slip hazard on algae-covered rocks
Limestone reef rocks and rock platforms can be slippery when wet or algae-covered.
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Getting in
From Perth, head south on Kwinana Freeway towards Rockingham. Turn right onto Safety Bay Road, then turn left onto Warnbro Sound Avenue. Access the beach from Bayeux Avenue car park down a concrete ramp to within 50 m of the shoreline. Multiple access points are available along Warnbro Beach Road.
Numerous car parks along Warnbro Beach Road, including a parking lot at the end of Bayeux Avenue. ACROD (disabled) parking bays available near access points. A larger car park is located at the northern end near the boat ramp.
Free entry. No parking fees.
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