Foul Bay

Foul Bay is a secluded beach located in Hamelin Bay, Australia. The beach stretches for approximately 2 kilometers and has soft white sand.

Foul Bay has few amenities, so visitors should plan their trip accordingly, although it does have picnic tables and BBQ facilities available for use.

Visitors can enjoy activities such as swimming, sunbathing, and fishing. There are no lifeguards on duty at this beach and bathroom access is limited. Dogs are allowed on the beach, but must be kept on a leash at all times.

There is no designated parking lot at the beach, but visitors can park along the roadside. Parking is free.

Fun fact: Foul Bay gets its name from the natural debris that washes up on the shore, including seaweed and other organic matter. This can give the beach a foul odor.

One of the main attractions near Foul Bay is the Hamelin Bay Jetty, which is a popular spot for fishing and diving. Visitors can also explore the nearby Boranup Karri Forest or take a trip to see the famous Hamelin Bay stingrays.

There are no restaurants or cafes located directly on Foul Bay, but there are several dining options in the nearby town of Augusta, including the Augusta Hotel which serves traditional Australian cuisine.

Accommodation options near Foul Bay include the Hamelin Bay Holiday Park, which offers cabins and camping sites, and the Baywatch Manor Augusta, a hostel with private and shared rooms.