Beach resources and safety

The City of Wanneroo is home to some of Perth’s most beautiful beaches, offering stunning coastal views, recreational activities, and family-friendly spaces. 

Whether you’re swimming, fishing, surfing, or simply relaxing, our beaches provide the perfect escape.

Popular beaches

Quinns Beach

Quinns Beach

A popular swimming spot with calm waters, shaded areas, and a dog-friendly section.

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Yanchep Lagoon

Known for its crystal-clear waters, safe swimming conditions and snorkelling life.

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Two Rocks Beach

Perfect for fishing and beachcombing, with scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere.

Dog-friendly beaches

Designated dog beaches include:

Quinns Rocks Beach

Quinns Rocks Beach (north from Tapping Way)

Yanchep Beach

Yanchep Beach (south from Compass Park)

Two Rocks Beach

Two Rocks Beach (south of the southern groyne)

Beach safety

 A seasonal shark barrier is installed at Quinns Beach during the peak swimming season (October – April). While the barrier provides an additional layer of protection, beach users should continue to follow all shark safety advice, observe safety signage and swim at patrolled beaches whenever possible. 

For alerts and tips visit the Sharksmart website. 

A beach wheelchair is available for public use at Quinns Beach. View the beach wheelchair web page. 

Vehicles are prohibited on beaches, foreshores, and dunes. Use only permitted areas or private land with consent. 

Permitted Off-Road Areas:

  • Pinjar: Old Yanchep Rd and Wattle Ave (Dept. of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Services).
  • Gnangara: Gnangara Rd, Lexia (City of Swan).
  • Lancelin: Bootoo Street (Shire of Gingin). 

Learn how to use Beach emergency signs (BEN) to quickly identify your location.

Visit the Beach emergency signs page

Eden Beach Park

Beach facilities and bookings

The City does not accept bookings for beaches, which remain public spaces available for shared community use. While the beach itself cannot be licensed for activities, organised events and competitions may require City approval to ensure public safety and appropriate management of associated activities and infrastructure.

To view facilities and book a venue please visit the facilities and venues page.

Facilities and venues page

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