Greens Pool is exquisitely beautiful anytime of year but the lure of the calm turquoise water and pristine white sand in the hotter months is hard to beat! Set within William Bay National Park and only 15 minutes outside Denmark town it has sheltered swimming perfect for families, beach walks and great access to both biking and walking trails. Beyond the imposing rock guardians that protect the rock pool, the magic unfolds along Mazzoletti Beach. It's no wonder that Greens Pool is one of the most sought-after destinations in Western Australia. Safe for families and children due to the rock reef close to shore. This is truly one of the most magnificent destination beaches along the South Coast, with its snorkelling, rock climbing, rock jumping and safe turquiose swimming lagoon. Located in William Bay National Park, west of town (approx 15km), close to Elephant Rocks, Madfish Bay, Waterfall Beach. Truly awesome.

Denmark's closest and most popular beach. Just a short drive south of Denmark Town, the Denmark Surf Life Saving Club is situated at Ocean Beach. Ocean Beach is popular with surfers because of it's great waves. Surfers seen daily. The Denmark Surf Life Saving Club patrol it on weekends from December to March. This is a perfect beach to learn to surf. Mike Neunuebel of South Coast Surfing Lessons gives lessons in the school holidays and throughout summer, you can hire boards and wet suits too. This is Denmark's home-beach. Swimming between the Flags in the summer months makes this a perfect spot for swimmers of all ages.

Embark on a short but captivating walk trail from the car park, leading you to a lookout that unveils the majestic Elephant Rocks in all their glory. Soak up the ancient ambience by the stone elephants who stand strong looking out to sea from the bay at Elephant Cove. Set within William Bay National Park, Elephant Rocks is a gorgeous destination to enjoy a fresh secluded swim, snorkle, rock climb and both walking and biking trails. Weave your way down one pathway with steps to the beach. Access during low tide between the giant stones or down the pathway straight to the beach. Prepare to be spellbound by the wonders of Elephant Rocks and Elephant Cove as you traverse the scenic trails and witness nature's masterpieces firsthand. (Unpatrolled) Embark on a short but captivating walk trail from the car park at Greens Pool, leading you to a lookout that unveils the majestic giant Elephant Rocks in all their orange and brown glory, looking out ot sea. As you follow the trail, it gracefully descends between the rocks, guiding you to a secluded and sheltered cove. There are 2 entrances to the Cove.

Lights beach offers many different experiences and is beautiful in both directions. Stroll down to the pristine Princess Pool to bathe in the natural rock pool, rock climb, walk or take your four legged friend for a run to the East. Meander to the West side of the beach along the walking and biking trail which will take you to William Bay National Park! Immerse yourself in a captivating journey of diverse coastal beauty, as you explore the array of stunning beaches at Lights, each offers a unique and unforgettable experience. From the lookout, behold the incredible views towards Wilson Head that will leave you in awe. (Unpatrolled) Giant waves buffet the coastline along Lights Beach which is just outside the eastern boundary of William Bay National Park. Lights Beach has three seperate beaches, one with a 'princess pool' where waves crash over rocks, pour down a waterfall and carve a long curving path back to the ocean. Part of the Bibbulmun Track.