Horrocks Beach

Horrocks Beach is a coastal settlement and beach in the locality of Horrocks within the Shire of Northampton, Western Australia, about 480 kilometres north of Perth and 21 kilometres west of Northampton town. Fronting the Indian Ocean at the mouth of the Bowes River, it features a long sandy beach, a historic jetty and sheltered swimming areas. It is notable as a family-friendly holiday destination for swimming, fishing and snorkelling on Australia's Coral Coast.

Visitors can expect a wide, sandy beach facing the Indian Ocean with a prominent jetty extending into the water and the Bowes River estuary at the southern end. The setting is a small coastal town with low dunes, foreshore parkland and a caravan park behind the beach. Areas to explore include the main swimming beach, the jetty for fishing and walking, the river mouth, and foreshore paths. The environment is generally calm and sheltered, suitable for swimming, snorkelling over nearshore reef, beach walking and photography.