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The walk to the beach from the car park was super easy—just a quick stroll over the dunes, and you’re there. From the access point, it’s a short walk south to the official nude section, and the path is well-marked, which is always a win when you’re trying a new spot. The sand was so soft and white, it felt amazing underfoot, and the beach itself is massive, so there’s plenty of room to find your perfect spot.
We’d read about some dodgy stuff happening in the dunes, so we made sure to avoid that area and set up near where the couples were hanging out. It was such a good call because everyone was so friendly and welcoming—it made the whole experience feel really comfortable. There were definitely a few blokes wandering in and out of the dunes, but they didn’t bother anyone while we were there, which was a relief. That said, we’d still probably hesitate to recommend it for solo first-timers, just to be on the safe side.
The water looked incredible—clear, shallow, and that beautiful turquoise color you can’t help but love. Unfortunately, we didn’t go in for a swim because the wind started picking up, and we didn’t want to deal with getting sandblasted on the way back. At one point, we thought we saw dolphins out in the distance, which got us so excited, but nope—just the waves playing tricks on us. Still, the view was stunning, and it was such a peaceful spot to sit and soak it all in.
There aren’t any facilities right on the nude section, but the toilets and showers in the textile area aren’t too far if you need them. The lack of amenities didn’t bother us too much since we came prepared, but it’s definitely something to keep in mind if you’re planning a visit.
All in all, it was such a good day out. Warnbro Beach might not have the same buzz as Swanbourne Beach, but that’s part of its charm. It’s definitely more of a locals’ spot, which we actually really liked. My friend and I both felt really comfortable there, and it was a great place to just relax, unwind, and enjoy the Aussie sunshine. We’ll definitely be back—hopefully next time with some actual dolphins to top it off!
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