Trigg Beach

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A storm brews over





Trigg beach is a very popular spot for swimming, surfing, snorkelling, fishing or just taking a stroll along the reef lined shore. It is a beautiful place on a hot summer's day, when packed full of bathers and boogie boarders, but I love it best in the middle of winter, when a storm is brewing and the beach is desolated.



The change in colours of the sand, rocks, sea and sky around you as the storm clouds roll in over the coast, is nothing short of spectacular.



As the Pied Cormorants brace themselves for rough weather, the ocean builds and waves commence to smash against the island rock they call home; there is a sense of electricity in the air and the cool chilled air against your face is invigorating.





is 15 kilometres North-West of Perth on the Sunset Coast. Situated right on the beach at Trigg, is Clarko Reserve, which with its fantastic lush green lawn and public BBQ facilities, is a great place for a picnic.

If you prefer to dine in the comfort of a restaurant,
Trigg Island Café is just a few minutes' walk to the south and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. It is a great place to sit and watch the waves crashing on the beach, whilst you enjoy great food and coffee.

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