Coodarmurrup Beach, Sandy beach in Broke, Australia.
Coodarmurrup Beach is a sandy stretch along Western Australia's coastline where white dunes meet the Indian Ocean. The shoreline extends broadly and remains mostly undeveloped, with open water visible from the sand.
The area has been home to Aboriginal peoples for thousands of years with deep ties to this coastal region. The landscape retains its connection to Indigenous traditions and long-standing community use.
Local families gather at Coodarmurrup Beach throughout summer months for traditional Australian beach activities and community celebrations.
Access to the beach requires four-wheel drive vehicles because of soft sand and isolated location. Visitors should expect remote conditions with limited facilities nearby.
The beach connects to multiple coastal paths, including Fish Creek track, offering different approach routes through varied terrain and natural landscapes.
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