Mettam's Pool

Mettam's Pool is a small, sheltered tidal lagoon on West Coast Drive at Trigg in the City of Stirling, Western Australia, just north of Perth. Protected from the Indian Ocean swell by an offshore limestone reef, it forms a natural swimming pool with clear, shallow water. Noted for safe snorkeling, marine life viewing and photography, it is a popular family beach and local landmark within the Trigg coastline reserve.

Visitors can expect a compact, sheltered cove enclosed by limestone reef and rocks forming a calm, clear lagoon ideal for wading and snorkeling. The setting includes a small sandy beach, rocky platforms, turquoise shallow water with visible fish and marine life, and a lookout above the pool. The surrounding coastline is part of the West Coast Drive scenic reserve with coastal vegetation, walking paths and views of the Indian Ocean.

Mettam's Pool is named after George Mettam, a local resident who lived in the Trigg area in the early 20th century. The cove has long been used as a safe swimming spot by local communities and has become an established coastal landmark within the City of Stirling.

The pool is a valued community recreation site for residents of Trigg and North Beach, known as a family-friendly snorkeling and swimming location and a scenic stop along the Sunset Coast tourist drive.