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Top 10 4WD-friendly WA beach spots

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Exploring Western Australia’s stunning coastline with a 4WD offers adventurers a unique and exhilarating experience. WA is home to some of Australia’s best beaches, from the red cliffs at Cape Leveque to the tidal pools at Karratha to the stunning coral reefs of Coral Bay. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the top 10 4WD-friendly beaches in the region:

Lancelin Sand Dunes and Back Beach (Lancelin)

Just a short drive north of Perth, Lancelin boasts magnificent sand dunes perfect for sandboarding and off-roading. Back Beach offers 4WD access with a thrilling drive along the sandy coastline.

Sandy Cape Recreation Park (Jurien Bay)

Accessible via 4WD tracks, Sandy Cape offers pristine white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and excellent camping facilities. Enjoy fishing, swimming, and beachcombing in this coastal paradise.

Robe River (Karratha)

Experience a rugged coastal adventure along the Robe River coastline near Karratha. Accessible by 4WD tracks, this remote area features secluded beaches, rugged cliffs, and tidal pools.

80 Mile Beach

 

Stretching for miles between Broome and Port Hedland, 80 Mile Beach is a remote and picturesque destination accessible by 4WD. Enjoy beachcombing, birdwatching, and whale spotting during the migration season.

Cape Leveque (Dampier Peninsula)

Journey to the northern tip of the Dampier Peninsula for a 4WD adventure to Cape Leveque. Explore red cliffs, turquoise waters, and pristine beaches while camping under the stars at beachside campsites.

Warroora Station (Coral Bay)

Located south of Coral Bay, Warroora Station offers 4WD access to stunning beaches, coral reefs, and marine life. Camp along the coastline and enjoy snorkelling, fishing, and beach driving in this remote wilderness.

Francois Peron National Park (Shark Bay)

Accessible by 4WD, Francois Peron National Park boasts rugged coastal landscapes, pristine beaches, and vibrant marine life. Explore secluded bays, sand dunes, and hot springs in this World Heritage-listed area.

Cape Arid National Park (Esperance)

 

Discover the remote beauty of Cape Arid National Park with its 4WD accessible beaches, including Thomas River and Wharton Beach. Experience stunning coastal scenery, excellent fishing, and bushwalking opportunities.

Yeagarup Dunes (Pemberton)

Located in D’Entrecasteaux National Park, Yeagarup Dunes offers a unique 4WD experience along the massive sand dunes and coastal tracks. Explore the rugged coastline, towering dunes, and tranquil rivers in this pristine wilderness.

Steep Point (Shark Bay)

Known as the westernmost point of mainland Australia, Steep Point offers adventurous 4WD enthusiasts rugged coastal tracks, towering cliffs, and stunning ocean views. Camp at Shelter Bay and explore the nearby beaches and fishing spots.

Before embarking on your 4WD beach adventure, ensure you have the necessary permits, equipment, and knowledge of local regulations. Always drive within your capabilities and limitationsEnsure you lower your tyre pressure before you hit the sand. Respect the fragile coastal environment, follow Leave No Trace principles, and enjoy the unparalleled beauty of Western Australia’s coastline responsibly. Ready to hit the dunes? Get a quote today for a 4WD or 4WD with a rooftop tent.

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