This place is gorgeous, and very unique. The beach is sheltered from the ocean & large waves by huge granite rocks, which create a beautiful lagoon. We snorkelled out to the rocks that act as a breakwater, and saw a few stingrays and various fish. We had visited previously on a cold windy day, and explored by walking over the... More

Now I haven't been to every beach in the world but I've been to a fair few on a number of continents and Greens Pool is up there with the best of them. Go down and stay a while and you'll see what I mean. More

It was beautiful on photo, but when I arrived, I really want to jump into the sea and swim but unfortunately I did not allow enough time to do so. Walk around the rocks and went to see the elephant rocks that also has small beach there. Definitely need to spend time here to have a dip next time !... More

Stunning spot. Protected pool of crystal clear water with pristine beach. Superb. Strong rip across far side at times but safe and calm in front. Kids snorkeled and saw lots of fish. Fished down the western end of beach and caught King George Whiting, herring and bream. Easy descent down stairs from carpark. Worth walking round to the even more... More

One of the best examples of the rugged beauty of Western Australia's southern coastline. Wouldn't say a great deal of fitness is required but someone with bad knees/bad back etc would want to give it a miss as there are a lot of steps. More

One of the nicest places I have been to. The water is degrees warmer than the sea outside the bay. More

Greens Pool is one of the hilights of the Rainbow Coast, the South-West Region of Western Australia. It's safe swimming beaches make it the perfect place to swim, snorkel or just soak in the beautiful view. Top Class. It is a adventurous, family friendly place to spend your day. More