About Halls Head Beach
Halls Head Beach is a sandy ocean beach in the suburb of Halls Head within the City of Mandurah, Western Australia, about 75 kilometres south of Perth. Facing the Indian Ocean on the western side of the Halls Head peninsula, it is known for its wide stretch of white sand, relatively calm swimming conditions protected by offshore reefs, and family-friendly setting. The beach is popular for swimming, walking, fishing and sunset viewing near residential areas and coastal parks.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, wide sandy beach facing the Indian Ocean with open views, gentle dunes and grassed foreshore reserves. The shoreline is backed by residential streets and coastal parks with pathways for walking and cycling. The water is generally suitable for swimming and paddling, with areas for beach fishing and beach walking. Facilities such as car parks, toilets and picnic areas are located at main access points, and the beach offers open sunset views over the ocean.
Key highlights
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Wide sandy beach on the Indian Ocean coastline of Halls Head peninsula
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Relatively calm swimming conditions sheltered by offshore reefs
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Grassed foreshore reserves and coastal walking paths
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Popular spot for sunset viewing, beach walking and fishing
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Family-friendly setting close to Mandurah Ocean Marina and residential amenities