Middleton Beach

Beach Albany, Western Australia, Australia

What to expect

Middleton Beach, also known as Binalup, is a coastal suburb of Albany, Western Australia. It is a popular spot for swimming, windsurfing, and picnicking, with a jetty and a pontoon for swimmers. The beach is sheltered from large waves by King George Sound and offers stunning views of the surrounding islands. The area has a rich history, with the Point King Lighthouse operating from 1857 to 1911, and the Ellen Cove Boardwalk offering a scenic walk with historic and natural scenery. The beach is also a great spot for whale watching, with Southern Right and Humpback whales migrating through the area. For families, there are picnic facilities, playgrounds, and a shark net for safe swimming. Nearby, Eyre Park offers an all-abilities play space with a lake, gazebo, and basketball court

Plan your family visit to the Middleton Beach with these blog insights 👇

5 Amazing Albany Beaches in Western Australia

This family's experience:

Activities: We spent time at the beach and the nearby play areas

Highlights: The kids loved playing in the sand and the parents enjoyed the shade from the huge Norfolk Pines ✨

Fun Things to do in Albany, Western Australia

This family's experience:

Activities: We went to the beach and enjoyed the calm waters, soft sand, and the beautiful pine trees

Highlights: The kids loved playing in the sand and swimming in the ocean, while we enjoyed relaxing on the beach and taking in the beautiful scenery ✨