Lucky Bay

Lucky Bay is a secluded sandy beach on the coastline of Kalbarri National Park, south of the town of Kalbarri in the Shire of Northampton, Western Australia. Set beneath rugged coastal cliffs and dunes, it is part of the park's coastal cliffs section. The bay is noted for its sheltered cove, clear turquoise water, and natural coastal scenery, offering a quiet alternative to more developed beaches near Kalbarri town.

Visitors can expect a small, sheltered sandy cove backed by low dunes and limestone coastal cliffs within Kalbarri National Park. The beach is accessed via an unsealed coastal track and is relatively undeveloped with no shops or lifeguard services. The setting is natural and quiet, with clear water, rock formations, and coastal vegetation. Areas to explore include the beach itself, foreshore and nearby coastal lookouts along the cliff-top drive.

The Kalbarri area lies on the traditional lands of the Nanda people, who have long cultural connections to the coastline and river country of the region.