Burns Beach - 10 min walk
Located at the end of Ocean Parade, Burns Beach is the northern point of the City’s 17km of pristine coastline. The dual use pathway catering for walkers and cyclists begins at Burns Beach stretching down the coast to Marmion in the south.

The beach has a café, caravan park, public toilets, car parking and is widely used for swimming, snorkelling and diving. At the northern end of the beach is the Jack Kikeros Community Hall, which is a community facility available for hire and a small foreshore park with play equipment for children.

Mullaloo Beach - 5 min drive.
Mullaloo Beach is popular for people of all ages, boasting a range of facilities such as public toilets, bicycle racks, a kiosk at the Surf Club and car parking accessible from Oceanside Promenade.

Mullaloo Beach is home to the Mullaloo Surf Life Saving Club, which makes it an ideal beach location for families.

Swimming, surfing and fishing are popular activities along this pristine stretch of beach. The Mullaloo Tavern complex provides additional entertainment options to the area.

The suburb abounds with old, well preserved homes from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Norfolk Pine trees, some more than 100 years old, line the streets.

Scarborough Beach - 15 min drive
Scarborough Beach is located 14 kilometres north west of the centre or Perth. Plenty of free car parking is available and regular buses run from Perth city.

Scarborough Beach is a very good surfing beach and attracts thousands of people every day during the summer months. The beach is popular with swimmers, surfers and bodyboarders.