Cottesloe Beach

Cottesloe Beach is a city beach on the western outskirts of Perth, the capital of Western Australia, about 12 kilometers from downtown Perth.

Cozlo Beach is one of the most popular top beaches in Western Australia. It is a very fashionable place and is affectionately called Kurt.

With its 1.5-kilometer-long golden beach, north to Mudurup Rocks and south to Swanbourne Beach, Cozlo Beach's southern rock group is perfect for family excursions. The fine quality of the sand is Perth's hottest swimming, diving, surfing and sunsets in the Indian Ocean. Cozlo Beach is a clear, wavy and gentle beach that is perfect for family trips.

Tree-lined Norfolk pine trees, smooth stepped lawns and picturesque setting sun in the Indian Ocean make Kozlo Beach the best place to spend a lazy day, with restaurants, cafes and bars on busy boulevards, 19th century buildings in the suburbs near the beach, and a children's playground with a large number of people on weekends and holidays. The thin beach was full of people with bath towels and basking in the sun, lying on their backs and enjoying the lazy comfort of blowing the sea wind and sand on their bodies.

Traffic Tips:

• Route 102: Get off at Marine Pde After Forrest St and walk west for two minutes to see the beach;
• The train Fremantel line (Fremanthe Line): gets off at Kozlo (Cottesloe) stop and walks about 1 kilometer west;

Tickets:

• Free

Open time:

All day