Coogee Beach

Coogee Beach is part of our beautiful WA Coastline, with a magnificent backdrop of Fremantle, Rottnest Island and Garden Island. The beach is blessed with white sand, crystal clear water and magnificent sunsets.

Coogee Beach Reserve is in the suburb of Coogee and is part of the Woodman Point Regional Park. Coogee Beach is one of Cockburn’s most popular coastal spots and hosts a number of events throughout the year, including the annual Australia Day Coogee Beach Fest, Coogee Live and the Jetty-to-Jetty Swim.

In the summer time, you can float on or dive off the two pontoons which are in the water on either side of the Coogee Beach Jetty. The pontoon at the northern end is inside the safety of the Eco-shark barrier. You can snorkel around the wreck of the Omeo shipwreck. Coogee Beach is a great beach for swimmers and if you are lucky, you might see a dolphin or the occasional sea lion.

Making a booking at this space is notification of Usage only. As a park or reserve is a public open space, the City cannot restrict the use of an area to any one group. Please refer to the Parks Usage FAQ’s and Parks Usage Terms & Conditions. A $1 booking fee is applicable however this will be refunded upon approval.

Park Usage Notification is encouraged to enable us to manage multiple bookings at the same space.

Depending on what amusements you are bringing into the park, a bond may be applicable.

Facilities at Coogee Beach include:

• Walking and cycling trails

• Lookout

• Toilets and showers

• BBQ and picnic areas

• Playgrounds