Stirling Beach, located near Capel in Western Australia, is a picturesque and serene destination. It stretches for approximately 11 kilometers from the mouth of the Capel River to the smaller mouth of Five Mile Brook Drain. The beach features a low energy reflective shoreline with shore parallel beachrock reefs, creating a unique landscape with crenulations. The area is backed by a generally drained wetland and a low Pleistocene barrier, offering a tranquil atmosphere for visitors. The nearest town is Capel, which provides essential amenities for travelers.
Visitors can explore public access points such as Dalyellup Road off Minninup Road, allowing both regular and 4WD access. The beach offers a modest setting with fewer amenities, making it ideal for those seeking seclusion and natural beauty. However, nearby areas provide dining and accommodation options for a more comfortable stay.
While not patrolled by Surf Life Saving Australia, the general hazard rating is low at 2/10, making it relatively safe for swimming and other beach activities.
