Groper Bay

Groper Bay is a hidden gem located in the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park in Western Australia. The beach is approximately 1 kilometer in length and features soft white sand and crystal-clear water.

This secluded beach is a perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful and relaxing day on the sand. Although Groper Bay is remote, it does offer a few amenities including bathroom facilities and a picnic area. There are no lifeguards on duty and dogs are not allowed, so plan accordingly.

Activities available at Groper Bay include swimming, snorkeling, fishing, and beachcombing.

There is no designated parking area for Groper Bay, visitors are advised to park along the road leading to the beach. The parking area is free, but it is recommended to arrive early as parking can be limited.

Fun fact about Groper Bay: it is named after the western blue groper, a species of fish commonly found in the waters surrounding the beach.

Nearby attractions include the Cape to Cape Track, which is a 135 km hiking trail that stretches from Cape Naturaliste to Cape Leeuwin. Visitors can also explore nearby caves, including the Jewel Cave and Mammoth Cave.

There are no restaurants located directly at Groper Bay, however, there are a few options in the nearby town of Augusta. Augusta Hotel and the Augusta Bakery and Cafe are both popular dining options serving up delicious meals and baked goods.

There are a few accommodation options near Groper Bay, including the Baywatch Manor Augusta and the Augusta Sheoak Chalets. Both properties offer comfortable accommodation and are just a short drive from the beach.