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Denham Seaside Tourist Village - Denham

From $ 55.0 to $ 110.0

Direct Phone Number : (08) 9948 1242
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Situated in the town of Denham, Western Australia, in the heart of World and National Heritage listed Shark Bay, and springboard to famous Monkey Mia and other great tourist venues, Denham Seaside Tourist Village is Australia's most westerly tourist village.

Denham Seaside Tourist Village sits on the very waters edge, conveniently close to town amenities, yet is happily secluded in a quiet and peaceful location for those seeking to get away from it all. Shady nooks, a variety of land levels with magnificent sea views make this village one of a kind.

The friendly staff can assist you by booking one of the many tours, flights or cruises that you may wish to experience while visiting in this area.

Located just a short distance to Monkey Mia where you can experience the famous wild dolphins or board the luxury yachts and visit the shallow underwater seagrass pastures where Dugong families enjoy Shark Bay's unique marine environment.

Whats close?

0.7 kms   Shark Bay Views
1.0 kms   Bay Lodge Economy Beachfront
18.2 kms   Denham Villas
21.5 kms   Monkey Mia Dolphin Lodge
21.7 kms   Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort

attractions

0.5 kms   Blue Lagoon Pearls
0.5 kms   St Andrew's Church
1.4 kms   Little Lagoon
1.6 kms   Town Bluff
1.6 kms   Birridas
11.8 kms   Big Lagoon
12.6 kms   Francois Peron National Park
14.8 kms   Dugongs
17.0 kms   Useless Loop
18.6 kms   Project Eden
2.5 kms   Peron Homestead
21.0 kms   Monkey Mia
21.5 kms   Dolphins of Monkey Mia
22.9 kms   Gudrun Wreck
27.3 kms   Shark Bay Marine Park
3.7 kms   Ocean Park
30.4 kms   Shell Beach
34.3 kms   Zuytdorp Cliffs
42.1 kms   Steep Point
6.9 kms   Shark Bay

information

0.5 kms   Shark Bay World Heritage Discovery and Visitor Centre

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