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Attraction

Hamelin Bay

Hamelin Bay rests on the coastline of the Capes region between Margaret River and Augusta and is a Top 3 spot for international tourists to visit, although many believe they are really there for the Stingrays...

Scuba diver underwater with many fish and stingrays swimming around
Scuba

Snorkelling

Hamelin Bay is a top spot for Scuba and Snorkel activities with wreck diving and swimming with Stingrays as the main drawcards for adventure seekers from around the globe

Hamelin Bay West Australia

Hamelin Bay

West Australia is by far the top destination for caravans and camping adventures, from families to backpackers or lovers getaways. 


Hamelin Bay is where you'll find many weary travellers, resting and enjoying being about as far away from civilisation as possible. 


Besides the ever popular Hamelin Bay Holiday Park, many DIY campsites stretch this section of the Capes Region

Hamelin Bay Jetty

Hamelin Bay Jetty

Camping anyone?

West Australia is by far the top destination for caravans and camping adventures, from families to backpackers or lovers getaways. 


Hamelin Bay is where you'll find many of these weary travellers, along with some Cape to Cape walkers resting and enjoying being about as far away from civilisation as possible. 



Hamelin Bay Stingrays

Stingrays

Hamelin Bay is the best place in the Southwest to see the Stingrays up close. 


Best bet is to be here around 9-10 am, which is when they often swim in for some fish to eat.


 Summer is the best time although you will still find them here some days during winter...

Hiking

Cape To Cape Track

The Cape to Cape track runs from Cape Leeuwin to Cape Naturaliste along the coastline.


  'As you walk along the coast, the views are of alternating rugged granite headlands, sheer limestone cliffs and long stretches of wild, sandy beaches backed by extensive dune systems' 

 Friends of the Cape to Cape Track 

Things to Do near Hamelin Bay

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Margaret River Sculpture Park

 'A truly unique experience, the Margaret River Sculpture Park offers 10 acres of giant sculptures carved from wood, stone and more..' 

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse

'Working historic lighthouse, open daily for tours, that gives views over the meeting place of the Indian Ocean to the west, and the Southern Ocean to the south and east' -  Parks and Wildlife

Explore Majestic Caves

'an incredible journey through several large caverns featuring colossal formations and dazzling cave crystal'   TripAdvisor

Boranup Forest

'Tall pale-barked karri trees, reaching heights of 50 m or more, dominate the hilly slopes and valleys of the lush, green and majestic Boranup Karri Forest' Parks and Wildlife

Whale Watching

'Southern Right and Humpback Whales regularly travel up and down the coast during May to November following the Leeuwin Current'  Weekend Notes

Go Fishing

You can fish off the rocks, from a boat, from the beaches and off the jetties. There is even a jetty dedicated for the use of people with disabilities located at Dead Finish. Fish caught range from whiting, bream, flatheads, herring, tailor and salmon. Weekend Notes

Water Wheel

Visit the antiquated Augusta Water Wheel to see how water was pumped to the nearby Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and the lighthouse keeper’s cottage back in the 1890s  Australias Guide

Cosy Corner

The beach at Cosy Corner is generally sheltered and is popular for swimming. The limestone platform on the beach to the south of the car park contains many blowholes able to spurt water up to 6 metres high on rough days   Australias Guide

Winery Tour

South of Margaret River has some of the best small boutique vineyards and wineries to visit