Scarborough, Coastal suburb in City of Stirling, Australia.
Scarborough is a coastal suburb along Western Australia's shoreline, featuring white sandy beaches and clear waters of the Indian Ocean. The area spans several kilometers of waterfront with different beach zones and public spaces for residents and visitors to use.
The area was originally home to Aboriginal people and became a European settlement during the 1800s. Early use as farmland gradually transformed into a modern residential community.
The suburb hosts regular markets and beachfront events that draw locals and visitors together throughout the year. These gatherings shape how people experience and connect with the waterfront.
The suburb is easy to reach by public transport, with regular bus services connecting to Perth's city center. Comfortable footwear and sun protection are important when exploring the beaches and surrounding areas.
Most of the suburb developed only in the late 20th century as demand for housing near Perth grew. This makes it a relatively young residential area with more modern urban planning compared to older suburbs nearby.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
