All Things to do in Western Australia

Wetlands Trail This easy short trail starts at the day use picnic area of the Wetlands Centre, 2.5km east of Denmark. The 300m trail to the ‘Ornitarium’ bird hide is marked and follows the edge of the paperback wetland. Beautiful at sunset and early morning. Read more ...

Watching Humpback Whales and Southern Right Whales doing what comes naturally – one of the wonders of the Southern Ocean. There is no guarantee that these fantastic creatures will put in an appearance at any given time or place, but that makes it all the more thrilling when they do. Read more ...

William Bay National Park includes stretches of inspiring coastline. Greens Pool, protected from the breakers by outlying rocks, is a glorious, safe swimming spot for families, rivaled only by nearby Elephant Rocks. There is also Waterfall Beach (Yes there is a waterfall!) and Madfish Bay which is protected behind a Read more ...

Wilson Head & Lions Lookout – watch the Southern Ocean swells crash against the rocks. Good fishing but watch for king waves and slippery rocks. Read more ...

Wilson Inlet is the place to fish if you have a boat. This large inlet produces catches of cobbler (watch the spikes), King George whiting, snapper, mullet, salmon trout, tailor and some very large flathead. Bag limits apply in the inlet – King George whiting 10 per person (28 cm) Read more ...

A 6 km walk explores early Aboriginal life, flora and fauna, railway construction techniques, and provides unsurpassed views of Wilson Inlet. It starts at the old railway bridge near the river mouth and meanders along the inlet, to Crusoe Beach. Read more ...

Please note that Lights Beach is currently closed for upgrade works.   From the Visitor Centre, follow South Coast Highway into the town centre and turn right at Hollings Road, just near the bridge. This road follows the Kwoorabup River with ample parking just near the old railway bridge. Turn Read more ...

This touring route explores the wilderness coastline and farming communities to the east of Denmark. From the Denmark Visitor Centre take the South Coast Highway towards Albany, turning right on to the Lower Denmark Road and then right on to Eden R road. The Nullaki Peninsula is a gated conservation Read more ...