Seven/7 Mile Beach

Seven/7 Mile Beach is a stunning beach located in Bonniefield, Australia. The beach is approximately 11.3 km (7 miles) long and features white sand that gives the water a beautiful turquoise hue.

Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, beachcombing, and surfing, making it a popular destination for both tourists and locals. The beach has few amenities, so visitors should plan accordingly. There are no lifeguards on duty, and bathroom access is limited.

There is a parking lot available for visitors to park their cars, and it is free of charge. However, during peak season, it may be crowded, and visitors may have to park farther away and walk to the beach.

Fun fact: Seven/7 Mile Beach is part of the Western Australian coastline, which stretches over 12,500 km (7,767 miles) and is the longest coastline of any state or territory in Australia.

Apart from the beautiful beach, visitors can also explore the nearby attractions. The beach is situated in the middle of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area, which is home to the Monkey Mia Dolphins and the Hamelin Pool Stromatolites. Visitors can also explore the Francois Peron National Park, located nearby.

There are a few restaurants located near the beach, such as the Billabong Roadhouse and the Ocean Park Aquarium Cafe, which offer a range of cuisines such as seafood, burgers, and vegetarian options.

As for accommodation, visitors can choose to stay at the nearby Denham Seaside Tourist Village, which offers a range of accommodation options such as villas, cabins, and campsites. There is also the Wildsights Beach Units, which offer self-contained units with stunning views of the beach.