Ocean Beach is set between the Wilson Inlet and
the Great Southern Ocean. Only a few kilometres outside Denmark
along Ocean Beach Road, the look-out is well signposted with beach
access shortly thereafter at the Surf Lifesaving Club.
The beach is a popular surfing spot with a lookout to watch the
action. Walking along the beach to the east you will either find
a sand-bar taking you to the Nullaki peninsula... or an
open channel from the Wilson Inlet (right) where the dark waters
pour into the ocean.
Ocean Beach is a must-visit while in Denmark, take a deep breath of the beautiful fresh air coming off the ocean.
Ocean Beach, Denmark, Western Australia
From the look-out there are fantastic views of the
beach surf as well as the calm darker waters of the Wilson Inlet
(below).
Flocks of Pelicans can be seen fishing at the base
of the inlet, from time to time.
Below are a few videos of Ocean Beach.
A video of Ocean Beach from McGeary's Rock
and along the coast and the Nullaki Peninsula looking over Ratcliffe
Bay - the sandbar is closed.
Then a video from the eastern end of Ocean Beach where the sand bar used to be overlooking Nullaki and panning out to the opened sand bar.
The open sand-bar at the Ocean Beach / Wilson Inlet opening.
A brief explanation of the channel and Wilson Inlet flowing into the Southern Ocean.
Ocean Beach and the Sandbar dividing the Ocean
from the Wilson Inlet in the distance.
A Distant view of the sandbar with Wilson Inlet in the distance.
