Cocora Beach

Cocora Beach, situated on the coast of Twofold Bay, is a sandy stretch recognized for its tranquility and natural beauty. This serene and family-friendly destination is popular for beachside activities including barbecues, short walks, safe swimming, snorkelling, paddle boarding, and kayaking. The beach is not typically crowded, offering a peaceful environment for its visitors. Characterized by its calm, shallow waters, Cocora Beach is an ideal spot for a relaxed swimming experience, particularly suitable for children. At the northern end, the beach is sheltered, providing a calm area for water activities. However, visitors should be aware that conditions may vary, as seaweed can wash in during big seas. One of the unique features of Cocora Beach is the distinctive rock formations found at both ends of the beach. Another notable feature is the Bundian Way Story Trail, a 1.8-kilometer walk that starts from the beach and leads through coastal bushland, offering viewing platforms, interpretive signage, and access to secluded beaches along the way. This trail is of particular interest to those keen on exploring Aboriginal heritage. In addition to its natural attractions, Cocora Beach provides a host of amenities for visitor convenience. These include covered barbecue areas, outdoor showers, a playground, picnic areas, and public restrooms. For those bringing their furry friends, the beach is also pet-friendly. The beach spans approximately 500 meters, offering ample space for beach activities and exploration. For those driving to the beach, a small car park area is available. However, specific information on the beach's location and how to get there is not provided.