Dingo Beach, Coastal beach in Whitsunday Shire, Australia

Dingo Beach lies along Edgecumbe Bay on Queensland's northern coast with white sand and clear water for swimming and fishing. Public barbecues and picnic areas are positioned along the waterfront for visitor use.

Dingo Beach is an 860-metre-long, up to 150-metre-wide sand beach in West Cape Howe National Park, near the locality of West Cape Howe in Western Australia's Great Southern region, about 390 km south-east of Perth. It opens toward the south-east and is reached by a steep walking path from a small car park north of the beach. The beach is not patrolled by lifeguards.

The name comes from the dingo, the wild dog of Australia; no source records a local tradition, ceremony or event tied to the sand. Visitors find an unpatrolled shore reached on foot, so the walk down from the car park north of the beach is the main shared experience.

Access is via a steep walking trail from a small car park north of the beach; there are no lifeguards on duty. The beach is 860 metres long and up to 150 metres wide, opening to the southeast. Average annual rainfall is 1,017 mm, with June the wettest month (147 mm) and February the driest (22 mm).

The 860-metre beach is reached only by a steep walking track from a small car park north of the sand; there is no lifeguard patrol. It lies in West Cape Howe National Park near the settlement of West Cape Howe, about 390 km southeast of Perth.