Welcome to Bremer Bay
Bremer Bay is a quiet, idyllic hamlet boasting a variety of white sandy beaches more at home on a postcard. Neighbouring the Fitzgerald River National Park, one of only two UNESCO listed biosphere's in WA, it is famous not only for it's iconic untouched beaches but also whale watching from May to October when Southern Right and Humpback whales migrate to it's safe waters to calve. It is also home to the Bremer Canyon, and the largest gathering of Orca's (Killer whales) in the southern hemisphere which occurs annually from Jan-April. Two tour companies run trips from January to April where you can explore the Bremer canyon and see the Orcas in their natural environment. The area is also renowned for its wild flowers and attracts many an enthusiast through wild flower season.
Discover the Bremer Canyon
Experience the rawness of the Southern Ocean and the plethora of wild sea life that resides beneath this blue desert.
Book your Orca Tour Now! Departing daily January - April.
Discover postcard perfect beaches
Bremer Bay is home to some of the best beaches in the worth. The infamous Blossoms Beach, known for it’s firm, squeaky white sand and fun rolling waves. Little Boat Harbour, loved for it’s calm cove like swimming conditions - no better than that of a remote island. Native Dog Beach, the perfect little catch for the surfers. PLUS SO MANY MORE!
Discover the National Park
Point Ann and the Fitzgerald National Park is truly worth the visit. With something to discover at all times of the year, you’ll want to back your bag for a full days worth of activities.
Summer/Autumn - Postcard views, hikes, swimming
Winter/Spring - Whale watching, wildflowers
Fact: Point Ann is the starting point of the historic Rabbit Proof Fence of which sections of the fence still remain today.
PLUS SO MUCH MORE!
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