Trigg Beach - Photo by MADCAT Photography 2005
Cottesloe Beach - Photo by MADCAT Photography 2005 The magnificent stretch of pristine white sand of Cottesloe Beach is the jump off point for the Sunset Coast, and every February it is the launching pad for the huge Rottnest Channel Swim, a 19.2km challenge attracting thousands of competitors. The ocean and beach is transformed into a multicoloured sea of spectators and every Sunday throughout the summer the Surf Life Saving Club, the oldest in WA demonstrate their amazing skills relentlessly practicing on the beach and ocean.

But most of all Cottesloe welcomes a changing parade of locals and visitors all chasing the sun and fun! The trendy open-air cafés and pubs line the beachfront and Palm tree lined paths make the occasion.

“Cott”, as the locals know it, is the place to be seen!

As you head north hire a car, ride a bike, catch a bus or join a tour to discover an area famous Trigg Beach - Photo by MADCAT Photography 2005 for its endless white beaches and dazzling sunshine. The coast is lined with spectacular surfing beaches each circled by celebrated suburbs like City Beach, Swanbourne, Floreat, Trigg and Scarborough.

Scarborough, recognised as one of Australia’s finest surfing beaches is a mecca for all types of holiday makers. It provides a great selection of accommodation from backpackers to 5-star to sensational apartments. For entertainment there are the hottest night clubs and live bands. The whole range of shopping and visitor needs are catered for seven days a week.

At Trigg beach, spend a few idle hours exploring the Marmion Marine Park or stop for lunch at one of the many beachside cafés and restaurants. Venture inland and discover world class golf courses and natural bushland.

Discover the south and get into action.
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