It’s time for adventure
Where red desert sands meet turquoise waters — Shark Bay offers something for everyone, on land and sea.
Just a 10-minute drive from town, Ocean Park Aquarium is a must-visit. Discover the fascinating underwater residents of Shark Bay — from stonefish to manta rays — and don’t miss the thrilling shark feeding sessions. After exploring, unwind with stunning coastal views and a delicious meal at Ocean Restaurant.
Ocean Park
Just a 20-minute drive from the cottages, you’ll find the world-famous Monkey Mia dolphins. Head out early to watch the rangers feed these friendly locals, then relax with a bite to eat and spend the day by the pool or on the beach — perfect for spotting even more marine wildlife.
Monkey Mia
Book a tour to Dirk Hartog Island and experience untouched wilderness at its finest. Explore the island on a guided 4WD adventure, taking in breathtaking landscapes and secluded beaches. While you're there, treat yourself to a delicious coffee and sample the island’s very own handcrafted gin — a true taste of paradise.
Dirk Hartog
Just minutes from town, Little Lagoon is a tranquil spot perfect for a relaxing day out. This shallow, circular saltwater lagoon is ideal for swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, or simply enjoying a picnic by the water. With calm, clear waters and stunning views, it’s a favourite with both locals and visitors.
Little Lagoon
Venture into the stunning Francois Peron National Park. Just a short drive from town, this spectacular park offers dramatic red cliffs, pristine beaches, and incredible wildlife encounters. Whether you're tackling the 4WD tracks, soaking in the Peron Heritage Hot Tub, or spotting dugongs and emus, it’s an unforgettable outback-meets-ocean adventure.
Francois Peron National Park
Whether it’s a jetty jump, casting a line, or chasing squid after dark, the Denham town jetty is a favourite with both locals and visitors. It's the perfect spot to enjoy the salty sea air, take in a sunset, or simply watch the world go by.
Denham Jetty
Step back in time at Hamelin Pool, home to one of the world’s oldest living organisms — stromatolites. These fascinating rock-like formations are created by ancient microbes and give a glimpse into early life on Earth. Wander the boardwalk and learn more about this unique natural wonder through informative displays.
Hamelin Pool
Perched high above the ocean, Eagle Bluff offers sweeping views over Shark Bay’s crystal-clear waters and marine life below. Keep your eyes peeled for rays, sharks, turtles, and even dugongs gliding through the shallows. The boardwalk is an easy stroll and a must-visit for breathtaking sunsets and unforgettable photo opportunities.
Eagle Bluff
One of only a few places in the world made entirely of shells, Shell Beach is a surreal and stunning sight. The beach is covered in billions of tiny white cockle shells, stretching for kilometres with no sand in sight. It’s a peaceful spot for a walk, a paddle, or simply soaking in the serene, otherworldly beauty.
Shell Beach
For more information on local attractions or to book a tour, visit the Shark Bay Discovery Centre.
Their friendly staff can help you make the most of your stay with expert advice and up-to-date tour options.