Salmon Holes

Salmon Holes is a rugged coastal fishing beach located in Torndirrup National Park, approximately 20 kilometres south of Albany in Western Australia's Great Southern region. Set beneath steep granite cliffs and accessed via Salmon Holes Road, it is renowned for seasonal Australian salmon fishing from its rock platforms and beach. The site features a lookout, car park and beach access, and is known for powerful surf, dramatic scenery and seasonal whale sightings.

Visitors can expect a dramatic, exposed coastline with a sandy beach flanked by granite rocks and steep cliffs within Torndirrup National Park. A sealed lookout above the beach offers elevated views of the surf and coastline, while steep stairs lead down to the beach and rock platforms used for shore-based fishing. There are no shops or lifeguard services. The environment is wild and windy, with powerful waves, and facilities are limited to parking, toilets and information signage.