Shell Beach Conservation Park
538 Reviews
- MondayOpen 24 hours
- TuesdayOpen 24 hours
- WednesdayOpen 24 hours
- ThursdayOpen 24 hours
- FridayOpen 24 hours
- SaturdayOpen 24 hours
- SundayOpen 24 hours
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Hours
- MondayOpen 24 hours
- TuesdayOpen 24 hours
- WednesdayOpen 24 hours
- ThursdayOpen 24 hours
- FridayOpen 24 hours
- SaturdayOpen 24 hours
- SundayOpen 24 hours
Features
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Public toilet
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Brad Mays
20.10.2023
Shell Beach Conservation Park
Very nice beach totally made of shells. Not a grain of sand to be found.
Adrian Currie
08.10.2023
Shell Beach Conservation Park
We visited here on our way up to Monkey Mia. I had been here before years ago and do not remember there being so many flies. It was so bad that we spent about 5 minutes here. It was such a shame as it is a interesting place.
Wen Wang
30.09.2023
Shell Beach Conservation Park
Stunning beach cover by shells. Clear water and lots of creatures.
Arthur Higginson
28.09.2023
Shell Beach Conservation Park
Forget the rocky, horrible sandy beach's this has to be the perfect beach.
Jeff Daniels
08.08.2023
Shell Beach Conservation Park
Went last month be sure to have beach water shoes unless you have tough feet lol, as my feet got cut up from the shells just standing in the water
Pinkblanket26
07.08.2023
Shell Beach Conservation Park
Interesting beach. One of a kind. Instead of walking on a white sandy beach, this one is made up of the tiny shells that have accumulated up to 10 metres deep, forming a beach stretching 120 kilometres. Swimming is allowed. Interpretive signs along the short walk between the car park and the beach help us to understand the shell beach story. Toilet is available.
Eliza Kelly
01.08.2023
Shell Beach Conservation Park
We went in May, it was heavenly.The water is pristine, copied the sky exactly, it was nearly impossible to tell where the horizon met the sky.
Rozanne Green
23.07.2023
Shell Beach Conservation Park
This beach is all small white shells, no sand. You might need to wear your thongs or shoes. The water looks beautiful.
Karen Delsar
19.07.2023
Shell Beach Conservation Park
We didn't go swimming while we were there, they say you come out with a crust of salt on you as the water is twice as salty as the ocean.There were tables and chairs under a shelter and toilets. There are sign with history explaining how the beach became.
Whitney Burnand
19.07.2023
Shell Beach Conservation Park
A very cool place to visit and beach to experience comprised of thousands of small white shells. We were here a few weeks ago at sunset and it was beautiful. We had the beach practically to ourselves and enjoyed our visit. The only thing disappointing were the hords of flies that bothered you (we wore our head nets). Also not the best place to swim as the water is extremely salty which means not a whole lot of living creatures (except the damn flies!). There is also no camping allowed here or anywhere near (we pulled up at the rest stop just a short ways up the road and slept there over night)
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Francois Peron National Park WA 6537
Shell Beach Conservation Park