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Commonly Asked Questions About Denmark

Common Questions about Denmark

Where is Denmark? How do I get there?
Denmark is situated on the coast of the South west region of Western Australia - we are about 4.5 hours drive from Perth and 55kms from Albany and Mt Barker.

What type of climate does Denmark have?
Denmark fits the phrase "Four seasons in one day" however Denmark has a Mediterranean climate with relatively dry summers and wet winters. The average annual rainfall is about 1,000 mm. The average day temperature in summer is 25°C, in winter 16°C.

Can I surf, swim or Fish in Denmark?

Yes!! Denmark has some the best beaches in Australia. The list below

Ocean Beach - great surfing, walking, bird watching and swimming (between flags only) or just soak up the scenery. Patrolled December-April; lifeguard during summer school holidays. District Map East R6

Wilson Head & Lions Lookout - watch the Southern Ocean swells crash against the rocks. Good fishing but watch for king waves and slippery rocks. District Map East R7

Lights Beach - surfing and fishing but not safe for swimming. A variety of wonderful views and a great alternative to William Bay National Park during busy times. Unpatrolled. District Map East Q6

Greens Pool - a sheltered natural swimming pool of clear emerald water, offering snorkelling and scuba diving. Walk east to Elephant Rocks, or west along the beach to Parry Beach. Ideal for the whole family. Unpatrolled. District Map East O6

Elephant Rocks - massive, rounded boulders set off the shallow waters of this small cove, a short walk from Greens Pool. Unpatrolled. District Map East O6

Madfish Bay - walk through water to an island, which snakes are known to inhabit. Sheltered swimming, snorkelling, fishing, exploring. Unpatrolled. District Map East P6

Waterfall Beach - a freshwater stream gushes from the dunes, tumbling over rocks on its way to the sea. Unpatrolled. District Map East P6

Parry Beach - serviced camping close to the beach; boat launching, swimming, fishing, exploring. Unpatrolled. District Map West M6

Shelley Beach - dramatic rocky headlands plunge to the sea; spectacular views, fishing, camping and varied flora and fauna. A favourite spot for hang-gliding and paragliding. Unpatrolled. West Cape Howe Map B5

Cosy Corner Beach - sheltered picnic and fishing spot. Seasonal camping. Unpatrolled. West Cape Howe Map C3

Lowlands Beach - secluded beach with freshwater creek flowing across squeaky white sand. Platforms for viewing dolphins, whales and the majestic cliffs. Unpatrolled. District Map East X8

Boat Harbour - a sheltered bay on dramatic coastline. Access by 4WD only. Fishing, swimming, walking, exploring. Unpatrolled. District Map West J7

Peaceful Bay - a wide, sheltered bay (suitable for children) offering swimming, fishing and boat launching to the Southern Ocean. Unpatrolled. District Map West E7

Conspicuous Cliff - walkways and viewing platform to whale watch in season, see surfers in action, or just admire the view. Swimming not recommended. Unpatrolled. District Map West C8

5. What's in Denmark?
Denmark has a large range of businesss including 2 supermarkets and general store various clothes and fashion outlets, a department store, newsagents, banking facilities, furnishing and antiques, electrical,  and gaming/computers Internet services, bottleshops, pubs and cafes to name a few. Click here for the online version of the Denmark Business Directory.

6. What about Accommodation and Holidaying in Denmark?
Denmark has a large range of accommodation in Denmark, however over the Christmas and Easter break accommodation is minimal and booking early is recommended. Click here to visit the Denmark Tourist Bureau for more information.