Many fish are known to inhabit the waters around Madfish Bay including
whiting, bream and salmon. We could see a few schools in the shallow
waters from the car park pathway.
The descent from the car park is a sand and wood staircase led
us directly on to the beach.
The island you can see just offshore is known to house snakes, but it accessible nonetheless by foot. BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL.
The waves at this beach come from two different directions.
Greens Pool
Fifteen kilometers to the west of Denmark is the magical Greens Pool. Almost completely sheltered from the waves by the rounded rock boulders, Greens Pool is paradise. Visit Greens Pool.
Tower Hill
Tower Hill is located a few kilometres north of Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks and Cove which are at the eastern end of the William Bay National Park. Visit Tower Hill.
Mazzoletti Beach
Mazzoletti Beach stretches from Greens Pool in the East (by foot) to Parry Beach in the West (by car) where it crosses the Parry Inlet at Parry Beach on the far western side of the National Park. Visit Mazzoletti Beach.
Waterfall Beach
The beach is somewhat sheltered with beautiful turquoise waters. The waterfall is on the far side of the beach, to the left from the carpark. Visit Waterfall Beach.
Madfish Bay
Just over the rise from Waterfall beach, an island rests close to the shore. The waves at this beach come from two different directions. A sand and wood staircase leads directly onto the beach. Visit Madfish Bay.
Parry Inlet
Parry Inlet is located at the western end of William Bay National Park just north of Parry Beach. From the lookout you can see the forested hills set against the wind blown waters. Visit Parry Inlet.
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PARKING:
There is one car park at Madfish Bay, and a gradual
sloping staircase to descend to the beach.
SAFETY:
The Great Southern Ocean can be a few degrees colder
than the other oceans, so if you intend to snorkel
we recommend a wet suit.
GETTING THERE:
Madfish Bay is on the Williams Bay National Park Map
Located 15k West of Denmark along the South Coast
Highway. See the William Bay National Park Map
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