Retreats, Nature & Experiences Trigg
A reef-sheltered lagoon at the northern end of Trigg, flat enough that the name is fair.
Photos via Google — LUIZ CARLOS SALOMON, Brenda Farias, Rafael Libardi (Rafa's Beer Garden)
The reef holds the swell off, which makes it the calm-water option on a coast that mostly is not, and the water is clearest before the wind arrives.
you want to turn up without booking anything, and you would rather not pay for a first try.
The experience
Also offered: Sheltered swimming, Snorkelling, Reef lagoon
Gathered from public sources such as the practice’s website and Google listing, and checked by hand when it was listed. Check current session details with the practice before you go.
Opening hours
Today: Open 24 hours
Hours via Google, last fetched 30 September 2026 — worth a check before a special trip.
A quick feel for the room, based on how Guided nature & hiking sessions usually run.
These bars are a guide, not a score of this business. Each starts from Oria Haven’s profile of Guided nature & hiking as a kind of session, then is adjusted by facts stored on this listing: its price band, its group size and whether it welcomes beginners.
Nobody has rated this particular venue in person, and reviews are not fed in. Where we have no fact about this listing behind a bar — for example how many people share the room — we leave that bar out rather than guess.
They describe the room — how quiet, how physical, how many people — never what a session is supposed to do for you.
4.6 out of 5 from 1,166 reviews on Google
best beach ever. went with my best friend. will never regret diving over the rock pool. the beach is nice and clear, but it’s best you go with water shoes over the rock pool, as the rocks are prickly to your skin. saw some bunnies as well :)
Worse beach I’ve ever seen. The sand area is tiny because the natural rock everywhere is exposed so everyone is crammed onto a small section of sand. Then if you plan to navigate your way into the water, you’re trying to find a spot through craggy rock and when you’re at the water have to find a bit where no weed and sea grass chokes the shore. Why are there so many people here! There are other nicer beaches. To balance my point and to be fair, the sea water is crystal, so snorkelling is quite good.
Beautiful white sandy beach. You need to watch out for the rocky reef when entering the water but the there’s nice clear sandy patches. There’s a smallish carpark and street parking but it can be hard to find a spot on weekends. The water can get choppy when the Freo Doctor (daily S-west wind) comes in but when calm the sandy patches a quite shallow and ideal for kids.
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West Coast Drive, Trigg WA 6029.
Sheltered swimming, Snorkelling, Reef lagoon.
Free or by donation, as listed by the practice.
Retreats, Nature & Experiences
Retreats, Nature & Experiences
Retreats, Nature & Experiences
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