Secret Harbour: Surf Beach, Golf and Coastal Cycle Path

Secret Harbour brings together the beach, surfing, golf and coastal activities to suit a range of holiday interests. Visitors can learn to surf at the surf beach, where waves are available at Secret Harbour Surf Beach all year round. There is also an 18-hole links course and a cycle path connecting Secret Harbour with the Rockingham foreshore. To decide whether Secret Harbour is right for your trip, consider whether you would like to focus more on the beach, golf or a ride or run along the coast.

Beach visits and the surf beach

Lifeguard patrol times are a useful point of reference when planning a beach visit. Secret Harbour Beach is patrolled on weekends and public holidays from October to the end of March. On weekdays from the beginning of December to the end of January, professional lifeguards patrol the beach. So when planning a day at the beach, take both the day of the week and the time of year into account. Secret Harbour Surf Beach also has showers.

Learning to surf is a distinct option at Secret Harbour’s surf beach. With waves available all year round, surfing is a clear focus for your trip: you can include learning to surf as an activity while also experiencing the beach as a place with waves throughout the year. This distinction is useful for families or groups with different interests: a surf lesson and the waves as a feature of the beach are two different reasons to include Secret Harbour in your holiday plans.

Golf and coastal activities

The Secret Harbour Golf Course offers another distinct activity. It is an 18-hole links course designed by Graham Marsh. Golf enthusiasts can find specific details about the course type, number of holes and designer. If you would like to include golf in your holiday, you can also consider Secret Harbour when choosing a destination. The golf course offers a different focus from the surf beach: the emphasis is on a clearly identified golf facility rather than an activity on the water.

The cycle path also offers a distinct way to spend time outdoors. It connects Secret Harbour with the Rockingham foreshore and allows you to ride or run along the coast. The connection gives the route a specific destination; the path is described not only for cycling but also for running. If you enjoy combining your trip with coastal activities, you can consider both ways of using the path as part of your holiday plans. For groups with different preferences, it is another activity to choose from alongside surfing and golf.

These different options make Secret Harbour a destination you can assess according to your holiday interests: the beach and learning to surf, golf or coastal activities. When looking for a holiday apartment in Secret Harbour, it may therefore help to decide first which of these aspects you would like to shape your trip most.

More destinations to consider: Canning Vale, Wooroloo, The Vines, Bentley, Ardross, Carmel, Victoria Park, Caversham.

For the broader travel overview: Perth.