Western Australia Beaches.

Like Queensland, beautiful beaches abound in Western Australia, where the Indian Ocean gleams like a sparkling sapphire under a warm southern sun.

One of the most famous is Broome's Cable Beach.

Hailed as possibly the most beautiful stretch of beach on earth, Cable Beach is blessed with beautiful turquoise waters bounded by 22 kilometres of pristine white sands.

The spectacular fiery Broome sunsets will take your breath away.

At Monkey Mia in Denham, squeaky-clean beach sand surrounds still, aquamarine waters, where wild bottlenose dolphins regularly come ashore to say g'day and snare a feed of fish.

Ningaloo Reef is a must see if you’re in the west.

This 260 kilometre spectacle of colour and diversity 's home to emerald lagoons teeming with brilliant coral and vibrant tropical fish, and is one of the few places on earth you can swim alongside whale sharks.

South of the State, at Middleton Beach in Albany, rugged rocky outcrops shelter a calm, vibrant-blue bay which is just right for a lazy day in the sun..

Then there’s Surfer's Point in Margaret River where the surf is consistently spectacular.

Home to the Margaret River Pro and a firm favourite with the world's elite pro-surfers, it's teeming with powerful ground swells and first-class waves.

The turquoise waters of Lucky Bay in Esperance are famous for its sunbathing kangaroos, which often lounge on the snow-white shores.

Closer to Perth, The Basin at Rottnest Island is a sheltered lagoon flush with colourful schools of fish.

It's an ideal spot for a snorkel and swim and at Cottesloe Beach, towering Norfolk pines line a boulevard alive with cafes and pubs......enjoy,

John.

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