Pinky Beach, Beach at Rottnest Island, Australia.

Pinky Beach is a 230-metre-long, 20-metre-wide beach in the north-east of Rottnest Island, Western Australia. The Basin bay lies to the west and the Bathurst Lighthouse stands to the east. The beach is not patrolled by lifeguards.

Pinky Beach lies on the north-east coast of Rottnest Island, with The Basin bay to the west and the Bathurst Lighthouse standing to the east. The lighthouse was built in 1900 at the order of the island's governor, and the beach is not patrolled by lifeguards.

Pinky Beach lies in the northeast of Rottnest Island, between The Basin bay to the west and the Bathurst Lighthouse to the east. The beach is unpatrolled, so swimmers share the water without lifeguards on duty. Its name and the lighthouse beside it are the landmarks visitors notice first.

Pinky Beach lies on the north-east coast of Rottnest Island, with The Basin bay to the west and the Bathurst Lighthouse to the east. The beach is unpatrolled, so there are no lifeguards on duty. It is 230 metres long and 20 metres wide, and the island is usually explored by bicycle.

Pinky Beach is unpatrolled, so swimmers should be aware that no lifeguards are on duty. The beach is 230 metres long and 20 metres wide, with The Basin bay immediately to the west and the Bathurst Lighthouse standing to the east.