Watcombe Beach

Located in the charming town of Penguin, Australia, Watcombe Beach is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. This secluded beach is approximately 200 meters in length, with fine white sand that meets the crystal clear waters of the ocean.

There are also picnic tables and barbecue facilities available for those who wish to have a picnic or a cookout by the beach. Although there are no lifeguards on duty, bathroom facilities and showers are available for visitors to use.

Popular activities at Watcombe Beach include swimming, sunbathing, beachcombing, and fishing.

Watcombe Beach has a small parking lot that provides free parking for visitors. However, parking spots can be limited, especially during peak hours or the summer season, so it's best to arrive early to secure a spot.

Fun fact about Watcombe Beach, the beach is named after the nearby Watcombe Station that was used to transport timber from the area in the early 1900s.

While at Watcombe Beach, visitors can explore the scenic coastline, visit the Penguin Market or enjoy hiking trails that lead to the town's iconic landmarks like the Penguin statue and the historic Penguin General Cemetery.

There are several restaurants located in Penguin town that offer a wide range of cuisine, including seafood, Italian, and Thai. Some of the popular restaurants include the Beachside Retreat Westwood, Urban Greek, and Ocean View Hotel.

Visitors to Watcombe Beach can stay at one of the nearby accommodations in Penguin town. These include the Penguin Waterfront Escape, Seaside Stay Penguin, and Glenbrook House & Cottage, all of which offer a comfortable and convenient stay in this charming coastal town.