We Rate Perth's Best Beaches! Western Australia Travel Vlog

[@Quinctili]

From Lancelin to Preston Beach, Perth has 197 km of beach coastline. That sounds ridiculous, BUT, Perth is the second longest city in the world, behind only Sochi. Perth is also reputed to have more sunshine per day average than any other city. It is always in the world's most liveable cities.

[@cjexplores]

Interesting!! We flew over Sochi this week into the UK 🤩

[@Quinctili]

@@cjexplores no missiles? I am shocked that airspace is still open! I actually thought about you guys, what a shame your last memory of Australia is Melbourne!

[@cjexplores]

@@Quinctili actually our last memory is Mt Kosciusko 😅 that will be out for you to see this week! It was a great hike 🥾

[@Quinctili]

@@cjexplores Excellent, that WILL be worth a look! There is an International 7 Summits (Continents) climbing challenge, you might want to look at.....Wishing you great success for the future.

[@cjexplores]

@@Quinctili thanks Trevor, I’m not sure if we are ready for Mt Everest yet! But we will be hiking the 3 peaks in the UK while we are here 😉

[@Dog-ju9up]

Perth beaches are honestly amazing

[@cjexplores]

We never came across a bad beach in WA that’s for sure!!

[@helenlesley5456]

@@cjexplores…people would love to see the beautiful Rottnest Island , just a quick ferry ride from Fremantle

[@cjexplores]

@@helenlesley5456 ask and you shall receive 🤩 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH3GXoqXeNGbmKc

[@Deakytonk]

I love it in Perth just so chill yk bro nobody bothers with sharks they're quite friendly until they attack u.

[@cjexplores]

It is a very chill city - we loved it and hope to visit again. Haha the thing is I'm not sure if we want to risk them attacking 😅

[@mixhaelamikovich]

@@cjexploresfirst time to watch , where are you all from? I like the channel from Louisiana 😊

[@cjexplores]

@@mixhaelamikovich Charlotte is from the UK and I am from NZ ❤️

[@GirlGoingGlobal]

Wow so many gorgeous beaches! I'd LOVE to visit Perth - thanks for sharing

[@cjexplores]

Thank you ❤

[@richardmiller3839]

I moved to Scarborough because of the beach and great vibe. Love Perth.

[@cjexplores]

Lucky you! It’s such a good spot. We never saw the nightlife there but heard it was a rip roaring time too 🤩

[@GracePerforms]

I’m 29yo and a regular beach goer in Perth, I’ve never seen a shark. I think it’s just statistically all of the frequented coastline in WA will mean shark sightings and shark attacks so people think they hear about lots of sharks in Perth but there really isn’t many.

[@cjexplores]

That is a very good way to look at things! We never thought of it that way 🤔 thanks for sharing Grace 🙌🏼

[@danielheathcote4794]

Most of the times sharks pass you by. But every so often it will happen. Seen few great whites over the years

[@DaveJ6515]

Well that's exactly what the family hosting me in 1984 told me before I dove into the ocean at Cottesloe Beach: "Sharks? Not too many this year mate ...." Not too reassuring. Turns out the ocean water is freezing cold in September, to the point I thought I had totally lost my right foot. But I loved everything in Perth and WA, especially the friendly, happy people.

[@julzhunt7790]

@@cjexplores there’s maybe 1 shark attack a year. Bugger all really.

[@NatChats93]

Amazing video. Only beach you missed that’s my fav is mettams pool. It’s so so nice. It’s like a closed off pool between Sorrento and Trigg

[@cjexplores]

Ohhh! Fantastic, thanks for the recommendation Nat ❤️

[@394824]

Many a happy hour to be spent at the Mullaloo Beach Hotel too!

[@cjexplores]

🍻 good times 😉😂

[@redhammer9910]

You two are really enjoying yourselves. You could well imagine those famous west coast sunsets from any one of those beautiful beaches, tops!

[@cjexplores]

We were certainly living the dream out there weren’t we! Glad we could spend a good amount of time in Perth and really make the most of it 😁

[@tanyabarker4406]

You didn’t go far enough South, Rockingham beach is awesome 🤩

[@cjexplores]

We went there on a separate trip where we kayaked and snorkelled over to the islands! We loved it there too 😁

[@alekz1958]

It's a pity you didn't head further south to Rockingham Waikiki Warnbro and past Port Keddedy for some more natural beauties, but then these are not mainstream and popular but that is probably why it's so nice

[@stevelinwood8362]

Wow, Beautiful Beaches, I been to Florida Beaches, the Water you guys have Down there is Stunning! But we don't have to much Problem with Sharks!

[@cjexplores]

It truly is incredible. The clearest water we have ever seen. EVER! Would love to tour Florida though 😁

[@julzhunt7790]

Only maybe 1 shark attack a year for all that coastline. Over 10,000kms.

[@adrianfewster8391]

Fantastic great white sharks to be seen....

[@cjexplores]

Haven’t seen any ourselves….yet 😳

[@soniahassan6830]

I was binge watching your WA vlogs. First of all, very nice shots and editing! As you guys have traveled to a lot of beaches in WA, what would you say your top 3 are ? We are doing trip from Perth to Esperance next year and are really excited!

[@cjexplores]

Hey Sonia, thanks a lot for watching our vlogs! There are so many amazing beaches but the ones that stood out to us were; Hellfire Bay, Elephant Rocks and Twilight Bay. Have the best time on your trip!

[@westaussieeggs8867]

@@cjexplores how about Misery Beach, all the beaches and bays in Cape le Grand Nat Park, well and going north Broome beaches, cape Leveque... too many beaches to name, you would need a lifetime to see them all, cheers from an old Sandgroper.

[@cjexplores]

@@westaussieeggs8867 thanks mate! We did visit Misery Beach, but we had a very windy day there so we didn’t get the full effect. Can imagine on a still day it’s absolutely unbeatable though 😁 you’re right, it would take a lifetime to visit them all!

[@chriskelly3481]

Esperance has some of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen. Stunning, cliff surrounded coves of the whitest, white sand and crystal clear water. Go in the hotter months to enjoy lots of swimming.

[@dunkodownunder]

I've been to Bondi, Manly, Gold Coast but I still say Perth has the better beaches. The swells on Bondi is crazy that's why there is a show on rescuing people there. Having the sun set on the west coast that tops it.

[@cjexplores]

We reckon you’ve got a point there mate 🤔🤙🏼 can’t beat an ocean sunset!

[@cheerytomato6196]

FANTASTIC video!!!! Hilarious fascination with sharks there. hahahaha I swim at Mullaloo beach every Friday from the club house North to the surf life saving lookout point, never had an issue with sharks. The second helicopter you seen was the shark helicopter its the red and yellow one. This is a daily patrol conducted by the helicopter during summer. Does not mean there is a shark of significance around, though. Hahaha The yellow bouys that you see in the distance mark the kite surfing area and some of them are for monitoring. There is a shark alarm that goes off from the club house when there is a shark around. Think you should have swam from the club house at Mullaloo, has other amenities available as well, coffee, cafe, etc. Being biaised as I am totally devastated with at 6.5 but glad to be reviewed 🙂 🙂 As you said, best time to go to beach is in the morning as afternoon brings the wind, its gets choppy and is less pleasant. As I said fantastic video, much appreciated!!!! 🙂

[@cjexplores]

🤣🙏🏼❤️ aww thanks Cheery Tomato!!! Really appreciate the well thought out response. I’m amazed you’re so comfortable in the water! 🤩 We would probably be the same if we were locals… 👀 😅 Good to know that the alarms will sound and that there are helicopters out there keeping us safe!

[@goldtutch]

wow awesome , ile be fishing a bit aswell, guys are pulling up some big snappers round here

[@cjexplores]

Good luck to you and the fish, may the best soul win 🐟

[@goldtutch]

might get a lil drone so i can check before swimming like you guys do

[@cjexplores]

Not a bad idea is it? We saw people using drones to spot sharks in WA before

[@StephenKing-wb2ve]

I can't believe how clean and clear the water is! Is the east coast water clear like this?

[@cjexplores]

It can be! But there’s a lot more population and rainforest runoff that can muddy the waters after heavy rain etc. But you can certainly find amazing clarity in places like Stradbroke Island, the Whitsundays, Yeppoon, and the Great Barrier Reef of course!

[@StephenKing-wb2ve]

@@cjexplores Thanks! That’s very useful information!

[@julzhunt7790]

Any beach in WA is stunning. Love WA.

[@cjexplores]

Very true Julz 👏🏼❤️😁

[@julzhunt7790]

@@cjexplores I’ve lived here 40 years and yet to see a bad one. 😁❤️🇦🇺

[@cjexplores]

@@julzhunt7790 🤩🤩🤩 I think that WA is going to get a lot more visitors over the next few years 😉

[@julzhunt7790]

@@cjexplores Not too many I hope. Lol.

[@rowdytriesstuff9173]

Perth beaches are the business, some of the best in the world

[@cjexplores]

@@rowdytriesstuff9173 agreed 🙌🏼🤩

[@charlesjordan4336]

Nice and informative. Love Cory’s Hat.

[@cjexplores]

Thanks 🙏 p.s want it back?

[@angusrobertsonpianist]

A lovely Aussie"beaut "beach based travel programme,guys. Really great to watch while having my tea. I must say I like those birds with pink necks. Are they a type of pigeon? Pardon my ignorance,by the way,as I am not very knowledgeable on my Australian ornithology.

[@cjexplores]

Thanks Angus! That is a beautiful cheeky bird called a Galah. It’s commonly used as a way of calling someone silly by calling them a galah 🤣 there’s your Australian slang lesson for the day 😉

[@angusrobertsonpianist]

@@cjexplores Ahha!So that's what a"galah"bird🐦 looks like, then! I had heard of them, but never really seen a picture of one. Pardon the pun, but I feel like a right "galah"for not having known that before.😀 I did already know, actually, that a"galah "was used to describe a silly person. I often use the word in my everyday vocabulary.

[@ThinkPrepareCookEatRepeat]

Great video ❤❤❤

[@cjexplores]

Thank youuu! ❤️🙏🏼❤️

[@mohamedabdelkader8665]

Australia just marvelous.

[@cjexplores]

We agree!! What a beautiful country 🤩

[@mohamedabdelkader8665]

@@cjexplores Still young country from 1770 so have a lot to offer

[@cjexplores]

@@mohamedabdelkader8665 yes of course!! So much to see and explore

[@mohamedabdelkader8665]

@@cjexplores You are very nice couple i wish you long life with health and wealth

[@cjexplores]

@@mohamedabdelkader8665 🥰🥰🥰 same to you Mohamed 🙌🏼

[@donna25871]

I hope you headed over to Rotto and tried the beaches there.

[@cjexplores]

Yes! We have a Rotto vlog too 😁 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH3GXoqXeNGbmKc

[@kpermanand]

You missed my local - whitfords beach. Just further round mullaloo but always empty apart from a few locals

[@cjexplores]

Oops! 😅

[@westaussieeggs8867]

oh, no they did not, they mentioned Pinnaroo Point and this is exactly Whitfords Beach, they did not like "no caffee and too quiet" thing. They gave it only 6/10. Well they are young people and one just cannot have caffee everywhere, one needs a nice place with hardly any people there, not that it is crowded in Mullaloo. And to add there is always a coffee van park on the carpark that provides drinks icecream and snacks if one so desires, there are toilets and showers to wash off all the sand before getting in the car. I am local, just a stone throw away therefore I am very familiar with this beach. I walk there most of the mornings for a swim.

[@cjexplores]

@@westaussieeggs8867 cheers for clearing that up. Handy to know there are some good amenities there 🙏🏼😁

[@MattNowell]

this video was so pro! greatgreatgreat camera work

[@cjexplores]

🥹 thanks Matt!! 🙏🏼

[@MTravelVlog]

I really enjoyed your video. 🤩 ⭐️ Thanks for Sharing!🤝 Greetings from Albania.🇦🇱

[@cjexplores]

Hi there!! Thanks for letting us know 🙏🏼 we would love to visit Albania! Reply with your best recommendations for us 🤩

[@Farmer-Jeff]

Great video. Perth has some beautiful beaches. Did you miss out on Swanbourne? ☺

[@cjexplores]

We didn’t get to swanbourne no, would you recommend it?

[@AnantSingh-rg3lk]

I'm come here to see the nearest land of the missing flight ( MH 370 ) that was lost on 8 March 2014...😂😂. But Nice Video 👍

[@cjexplores]

❤️❤️❤️

[@thelittlethingsinlife239]

Loved this, some beautiful beaches there 😊

[@cjexplores]

🥰🥰 thank you 🙏🏼 ❤️ have you ever visited?

[@thelittlethingsinlife239]

@@cjexplores no.. I have family there but never visited sadly 😥

[@cjexplores]

@@thelittlethingsinlife239 there’s always more time. And in fact you can now take a direct flight from London to Perth!

[@thelittlethingsinlife239]

@@cjexplores that makes things easier for sure 😀

[@krh007]

WA coastline spans some +12,000kms and what you expored is only a tiny snippet. Our beaches are the best in the world. When you live here in Perth depending on the month of the season you head to the beaches in the early morning before any sea breeze comes in unless your into windsurfing. You can't arrive in WA and zip around in such a short timeframe - you need a 6mths to a year to expore this vast State properly or if travelling whe whole of Aust then at least a year

[@cjexplores]

Yes!! We have been all the way from Broome to Esperance along the coast actually. We have seen a lot more than just in this video. Thanks for watching and cheers for the tips ✌🏼😊

[@Alunticstalkedme4072]

It looks good on your video

[@cjexplores]

Thanks Dunc 🙏🏼❤️

[@zwieseler]

if you giving 6s and 7s for some of those, what does a ten look like?

[@cjexplores]

🤣 yes we were very harsh in our judging! BUT if you go and watch our Exmouth or Esperance vlogs you will see why our standards were so incredibly high 🤣

[@cjexplores]

Exmouth: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYWVeoKwZ96Xps0 Esperance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6eUp5mslLuLd5Y 🤩😍

[@MartinaDiLecce]

HI there. One question about your drone: did you need any particular permission to fly around beaches and so on ? Do you have any suggestion (websites with rules and no-fly zones to check, whatever...) in Australia ?

[@vincentpadula4543]

You missed Swanbourne Beach, the official Nudist Beach - located between Scarborough Beach and Cottesloe Beach ??? And only 8 for Cottesloe ?? Really, this is our Premier Beach and best for family swimming, nowhere near as lumpy as Scarborough and on the left hand side of the groyne is a very popular surfing area

[@cjexplores]

Maybe we went there and didn’t film it… 🤔😂

[@vincentpadula4543]

@@cjexplores HaHaHa...

[@patsybeeston9703]

Scarborough Beach.... and Cottesloe are one of the Best Beaches in Perth and you scored them 7and a half?? I disagree...the amenities that sorrounds them are awesome...I have lived in Perth and Loved all the beaches.... please score them appropriately 10/10, Lol Thanks for the Vlog and Mabuhay!

[@cjexplores]

@@patsybeeston9703 well we can’t change the video now! But like we mentioned, after visiting the amazing Coral Coast and South West regions, our standards were very, very high 🤣

[@goldtutch]

im on my way guys ile be there in a couple of months

[@cjexplores]

Nice, we aren't there right now, over in the UK but heading back to the southern hemisphere later this year!

[@goldtutch]

@@cjexplores thanks for doing all the hard work swimming and stuff and posting, its all very helpful and inspiring

[@cjexplores]

@@goldtutch aww cheers mate, we will keep it up don’t you worry!

[@BDub2024]

The best Trigg beach you didn't even look at. Trigg through to Swanbourne is magnificent with endless strips of blue water and yellow sand. Only high rise is at Scarborough and that's just a handful of towers, due to people power shutting down developers.

[@cjexplores]

Sounds like you’re a real advocate for the area! Good on you, we’d love to return 😁

[@BDub2024]

@@cjexplores In winter there are a number of good protected bays in the Trigg to Hillarys strip. Good for swimming. For some of them (in theory) the reef should protect from any aggressive species, sharks, gropers! etc.

[@SB-hm6oh]

Holywell Bay, best beach in the world 🏖

[@cjexplores]

Cornwall can beat any beach on a good day 😍

[@wayneedwards5589]

Was planning a beach trip to the Philippines but i have now decided to stay here in Australia....better beaches and fewer people.

[@cjexplores]

Haha good choice! We haven’t been Philippine’s but we *LOVE* Australia!

[@PlantbasedCurt]

Scarborough Beach! I'm visiting Perth in December for 3 weeks

[@cjexplores]

Yewww! Where from??

[@PlantbasedCurt]

@@cjexplores Nashville,Tennessee. While in the US Navy 🇺🇸 I use to be stationed in Exmouth, Australia 30 years years ago 1990-1992. And frequently visited Perth. I’m finally making my way back that way for a holiday. I’ve enjoyed your WA videos.

[@cjexplores]

@@PlantbasedCurt amazing! What a life you’ve lived 🤩 I’d love to know what Exmouth was like 30 years ago 😁

[@louisaklimentos7583]

Seaweed smells sometimes but Perth beaches look amazing !

[@cjexplores]

It’s happened a few times now, around Cornwall too. I’m guessing it’s just all to do with the wind, the waves and the currents??

[@BDub2024]

I'm more interested in judging the beaches, not the shops. 1. City Beach. 2. Sorrento 3. Mullaloo. 4. Leightons. 5. Cottesloe. 6. Scarborough. 7. South Beach 8. Floreat. 9. Trigg 10. Rockingham... All sandy beaches. But elsewhere there are good rocky bays. How about list some spots for swimming in the river.

[@FPLMattDay]

Great video. I miss living in perth, now in Melbourne and when you rate Mullaloo 6.5 then a Melbourne beach would be a 1/10 🤣🤣🤣

[@cjexplores]

Hahaha aww mate, sounds like you need to get back there for a holiday! Just a few days drive along the longest straight road in the country 😂

[@davidhoward5392]

What's not to like an empty beach.. we go to Trigg only 30 minutes from the Perth Hills straight road through

[@cjexplores]

You’re right there David! Everyone is different 😁 some like the hustle and bustle of a busy beach and others like the serenity of space 🤩 thanks for leaving your thoughts 🙏🏼

[@j_ged]

What time of year were you there? :)

[@cjexplores]

Hi Jill, thanks for your message 😊 we were there around December/January

[@benclouddey4191]

Great 👍👍👍👍

[@cjexplores]

Cheers Ben!!

[@jeffoff7795]

It seems like having drone pilots shark spotting would be much more cost effective and practical than helicopter spotters. Maybe they do. What the heck do I know? I'm in Tennessee, fantasizing about moving to Australia.

[@cjexplores]

Hi Jeff 👋🏼 I think they use drones, planes and helicopters. Sometimes it’s too windy for drones though 🚁 we are moving back to Australia this week from New Zealand!

[@jeffoff7795]

@@cjexplores New Zealand is lovely too. Good luck with your move!

[@cjexplores]

@@jeffoff7795 thanks Jeff!

[@drewjamila3868]

I'm an island boy who grew up in the Philippines but now living 30 mins away from Frankfurt. I miss the sun and beaches. Seems like Perth is full of beautiful beaches perfect if you are looking for summer vibes. One thing, is Australia really infested with sharks?

[@cjexplores]

Hi Drew! 👋🏼 Perth is definitely one of the best cities in Australia for that beach life vibe. But yes, there are always sharks in the waters. 99.9% of the time you don’t even know that they are there and they will leave you completely alone. But every now and then, there will be a shark attack. Fortunately some of the beaches actually have a shark net surrounding them, like Cottesloe, so you can swim freely! I guess most of the time its absolutely fine to swim in the open water, maybe just try and stay out of the waters during shark feeding times 😉

[@drewjamila3868]

@@cjexplores Yeah i have seen a video of shark attack in Bondi beach last year, that was sad. That is a setback cause i like to swim and soak that crystal clear waters but I can't imagine a shark suddenly pops within reach. It would be reassuring atleast that all their beaches would have shark nets like Cottesloe. But again, i'd still love to see it for myself if i have time. I'll just stay on shallow waters anyway and i'll be fine🙂

[@cjexplores]

@@drewjamila3868 you have to remember that shark attacks are extremely rare, the reason they make the news is because they are so terrifying! But you are much more likely to be in a plane crash or a car crash

[@drewjamila3868]

@@cjexplores Make sense! Shark attacks are extremely rare. One thing, did you guys research what happen to that ship wreck? Seems like it is now coated with marine life, that wreck might be so long ago.

[@cjexplores]

@@drewjamila3868 we did at the time but can’t remember how that shop went down. There are hundreds of wrecks all along that stretch of coastline from the trading route that used to run along there. Fascinating history with the VOC (Dutch East India Trading Company)

[@mehdibennour8493]

Wonderful vlog as always 😃but looking forward for more urban vlogs

[@cjexplores]

Thank you Mehdi, first we have to cross the Nullarbor and then we will be in Melbourne 🤩

[@rodneilafam]

Please show us the best sunrise and sunset spots in Perth!

[@cjexplores]

Rod! We would love to but we are over on the east coast now 😭 hope you’re enjoying beautiful WA for us ✌🏼

[@Quinctili]

Kings Park for a Perth sunrise, but Esperance is spectacular, that's 700km South of Perth overlooking the Southern Ocean. Perhaps the top of Bluff Knoll for a land view. For Perth sunsets, anywhere on any beach, from the top of Bold Park or the West End of Rottnest Island, but my favourite sunset spot near Perth is the top floor of a luxury hotel in Scarborough Beach, with lobster and champagne of course, and a MUST HAVE view to the West overlooking the Indian Ocean. Riding a camel on a sunset Cable Beach tour in Broome might be my all time favourite, but that is 2,400km up the coast. You have about 10,194 km of West Australian State coast to explore. Exmouth to swim with whale sharks, Ningaloo Reef is special. Anywhere around Coral Bay, they're all special, but don't go swimming when you go past Broome. When it's too hot for the North, there are magnificent beaches and surf spots, with the world's best wines, when you head South. WA has 3 Oceans around it, Southern, Indian, including the Pacific at the very top, it's a big place.

[@cjexplores]

@@Quinctili if we could pin this comment we would! Thanks for all the info Trevor, you oughta be a tour guide 😉

[@Quinctili]

@@cjexplores I enjoy your work, except it's not work is it, when you love what you're doing!

[@cjexplores]

@@Quinctili true!! We are so blessed to be able to travel this wonderful country 🥰 we love to share our adventures and hope to continue doing it for the foreseeable future. Just touched down in the UK to explore more of this side of the world 🎉

[@mixhaelamikovich]

Great video

[@cjexplores]

Hey guys! Check out our blog 10 Best Perth Beaches: cjexplores.com/10-of-the-best-perth-beaches-you-must-visit/

[@australiantruckspotting8883]

One word- Leighton

[@cjexplores]

Just Googled that one! We missed it. Is it your favourite?

[@australiantruckspotting8883]

@@cjexplores absolutely

[@cjexplores]

We’ll save it for next time!

[@australiantruckspotting8883]

@@cjexplores you won’t be disappointed !! As good as any beach in Perth.

[@stephenvelden295]

If you want amazing beaches go to Esperance.

[@cjexplores]

We’ve been! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6eUp5mslLuLd5Y

[@jouhainahuss7545]

❤

[@gyommr]

Coogee Beach is Perth's best. But yes, u have to go before lunch time on a hot day with no wind 😅

[@cjexplores]

It’s a beautiful beach! Haha yep no wind definitely is better 😅

[@katrinakennedy9389]

At least we have sand and beautiful beaches unlike a lot of European pebble beaches

[@cjexplores]

Have you heard of Cornwall in the UK? Some of the most beautiful sandy beaches out there 😉

[@Progamble]

Very, very subjective ratings. It all depends on what phase of life you are in. For families, a more quieter beach would be helpful. For teenagers and young adults something like Scarborough beach is very appealing. For small kids something like Congee with its shark net would be best. So the ratings are very subjective and relative, nevertheless the video was helpful, thank you!

[@cjexplores]

Glad you found it useful @DK1 😁 you’re right, the ratings are ours and ours alone. Could be completely different for someone else, on a different day with different weather etc 👍🏼

[@AustraliaLuckyRichLife]

Luckybay

[@cjexplores]

One of the most beautiful places on Earth 😍

[@ianwilson8759]

If you don't want the smell stay away from beaches with a lot of seaweed washed up.

[@cjexplores]

Good tip, thanks Ian 😁

[@amphatravel6558]

Wow😍🦘

[@cjexplores]

❤️ australia travel ❤️

[@shimmeister1062]

"a lot of shark attacks in the past" really, a little bit of research wouldn't go astray.

[@Joe_Peroni]

I'd like to take this opportunity to say: PLEASE can we have NUDE BEACHES in Perth? I've been on these all over Europe, where the beachgoers are intelligent people who mind their own business. However, this request might be a "non-starter" as people here are generally backward in their thinking. However, unlike in Europe, nude beaches here would probably have to be "sectioned off" with shadecloth & star pickets to form a barrier so that wowsers won't be "offended". THEY can have the use of the rest of the beaches, all 1000s of kms of these.

[@cjexplores]

Hahaha it’s a bit silly how afraid some people are of the human body!

[@robtaylor1059]

Yes, Swanbourne Beach. Has been so for half a century. Not sectioned off, don't like nudity - don't go there. Simple. (and not far from Cottesloe, a very popular beach.)

[@janmeyer3129]

Swanbourne nudist beach is directly behind the Swanbourne rifle range. It used to get closed when the range was in use, but I don’t know what happens now

[@stevenwendellnelson8861]

I am delivering a sermon to you 🙏😊 please read Consistently Pray for forgiveness, guidance in a good (positive) direction, and for help against evil. Pray to be saved from hell (whatever that may be). Pray for your friends and your family too, it only takes a minute or so/less at a time to pray. Do it and your life will slowly get better, or maybe quickly. It probably just depends on you and the kind of person you are/have been. Don't wait until its too late and you have to suffer the consequences of built up bad karma from immoral acts/unrepented sins. Maybe together we can help make the world a better place by changing ourselves for the better, and changing things around us for the better. And addressing/thanking the CREATOR, LORD GOD at the beginning and end of your prayers would be a good idea 😊 Or just be my friend if you don't want to say the prayer 😄 I'm trying to help you get right with the LORD 🙏 Amen. I have worded a short prayer for you to say if you are not sure what words to use, it may not be the best but here it is 😊 '' CREATOR, LORD GOD, Please forgive me and my friends and my family for our immoral acts, please help guide us in a positive direction and please help us against evil. Please save us from Hell and have mercy on our souls. Thank you CREATOR, LORD GOD. Amen. '' Please say this at least once a day for at least a month, do it longer if you want to and can 🙏 You should prostrate yourself if you don't want to do spoken prayer, or do both 🙏😊 Please worship the LORD GOD and not any idol. Please put your hands together 🙏 bow your head and say this prayer: "CREATOR, LORD GOD, please know that I worship you and not any idols. Thank you for everything CREATOR, LORD GOD. Amen" 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Say ' Om Namah Shivaya ' out loud or in your head 108 times, or try to do it 1008 times 😊 try to do it everyday if you want repeat this aloud for as long as you want to, try to do it for like an hour a day or say it in a prayer "Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner" 🙏 You can also say this prayer once a day or repeat it aloud as many times as you would like to: "Hail Mary, full of grace. The Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death, Amen." Thessalonians 5:16-18 "Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." Philippians 4:6-7 "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." "O Blood and Water, which gushed forth from the Heart of Jesus as a fount of mercy for us, I trust in You!" Repeat this aloud at least 3 times or as many as you want, do it everyday if you can I apologize for all the words 😊 I know how it may look

[@cjexplores]

Thanks dude ❤️🙏🏼❤️

[@Kenneth-fg4tc]

Please REPENT of your sin JESUS CHRIST is coming soon, so that you can make HEAVEN please Repent of your sin now.

[@cjexplores]

🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@Kenneth-fg4tc]

Please REPENT Of Your Sin JESUS Is Coming Soon

[@cjexplores]

#tooblessedtobestressed

[@redindian2209]

just punch a shark in the nose thats how you beat a shark. of course its a game of chicken

[@cjexplores]

haha that would be a tale to tell!

[@DaveWrealLocal]

Best waves are at Avalon point. 40 minutes south of Perth

[@cjexplores]

Nice one Dave 🤙🏼

[@kenchristie9214]

For me, Cottesloe has always been a beach I never enjoyed going to. I moved to Doubleview in 1962 when I was 13. Back then, Scarborough was the premier beach with 3 to 4 metre waves regularly rolling in, Luna Park and the beachfront shops. Unforunately, the Snakepit was closed just a few weeks before I moved. Over those 63 years I've watched Scarborough get systematically destroyed. The waves have now gone, Luna Park replaced by a shopping centre and to add insult to injury, a stupid swimming pool right on the beachfront. In 1962 Trigg Point was Trigg Island and the groynes along the coast to stop erosion have had the oppostie effect, especially at City baech and Floreat. The length of the groynes protruding into the ocean is now less than half. For me today, City Beach is the best beach with Trigg #2. But they don't compare to the beaches in the 60's.

[@POPSHOPshoptillyapopcom]

How is Mullaloo so low, that is gorgeous.

[@cjexplores]

Maybe we just caught it on an off day 😅