Leighton Beach, <em>Perth</em>
Perth

Leighton Beach, Perth

About Leighton Beach

Known popularly for its thrilling water sports, Leighton Beach offers adventure junkies the opportunity to indulge in a myriad of exhilarating activities such as swimming, kite surfing, windsurfing, and snorkeling. Featuring a low tide condition, this beach is safe and suitable for kids to play and enjoy and this is one of the best places to visit in Perth.

The super-soft white sands on the shore lure visitors into unwinding and lazing at the beach. To complete their ideal beach day at Leighton Beach, tourists make sure to catch a glimpse of the spectacular sunset of Western Australia against the Rottnest Island backdrop. There is also a dedicated animal exercise spot to the north of this beach, so visitors can even get their pets to have fun at the beautiful Leighton Beach.

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Leighton Beach Highlights

• From walking along the white sandy beach to taking in views of the sunset or watching local surfers, there's something for everyone to make their beach experience unforgettable.
• Picnic areas are available with equipment like tables, chairs and BBQ facilities so visitors can relax and admire their surroundings while enjoying a meal or snack.
• There are plenty of nearby amenities as well, such as shops and cafes where people can grab food and drinks for an afternoon pick-me-up.
• Leighton Beach also has its own jetty where locals come to fish. Plus there are plenty of cultural Perth attractions in the local area such as galleries or destinations like Fremantle’s markets which offer some unique experiences found throughout Western Australia. It truly makes this stretch of coastline remarkable! 
• Evenings at Leighton Beach offer an especially breathtaking visual experience when the moon rises over the Indian Ocean in twilight skies showing off nature’s beauty at its best.

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