Meelup Beach

Meelup Beach is a beach in Meelup Regional Park in Western Australia, located between two prominent rock formations with white sand and turquoise waters. Boulder formations frame both sides of the shoreline, creating natural boundaries.

The area holds deep connections to Indigenous Australian heritage, with the local Noongar people maintaining long-standing ties to this land. The coastal region remains an important place within their cultural landscape.

The beach serves the local community as a central meeting place for regular gatherings and shared leisure activities. People use the shoreline for swimming, picnicking, and spending time together throughout the seasons.

The beach has a large parking area, accessible toilets, and shaded picnic tables located near the western section. Essential facilities are positioned close to the main shoreline for visitor convenience.

The beach is known for regular dolphin sightings in the protected waters close to shore. These marine mammals appear frequently, offering visitors a special wildlife experience.

Location: Western Australia

Elevation above the sea: 5 m

Address: Meelup Beach, Western Australia 6281, Australia

GPS coordinates: -33.57472,115.08889

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:25