William Bay National Park is located on the southern coast of Western Australia, about 400km by car from Perth, the capital of Western Australia, and between the towns of Walpole (Walpole) and Denmark, covering an area of 17.34 square kilometers.
William Bay National Park is known for its windswept rocky beaches and windshield pools, with an 11-kilometer coastline covered in the National Park, with beaches, bays and ponds, surrounded by giant granite headlands. Round boulders and coral reefs surround the rough seas. (Greens Pool), a green pool near Denmark, is renowned for its green, crystal water and granite boulders surrounding its white beaches, making it a great place to swim, snorkeling and dive. Most of the coastline between the Green Pool and the (Madfish Bay) of Medesh Bay is composed of rocks, extending 100 meters into the sea, forming a reef on the rough sea, and inside the reef, the pool. Tunnels and granite terraces make up an enchanting sea view and are ideal places to pick up shellfish. Prepare a picnic, enjoy the beauty of Elephant Stone (Elephant Rocks) and Waterfall Beach (Waterfall Beach), or go fishing on the beach and try your luck.
And the best place to experience the William Bay National Park is from the Green Water Tan parking lot, along the steps eastward to the Elephant Stone, the (Elephant Rocks), Elephant Stone, one of William Bay National Park's most famous attractions, consisting of two giant elephant rocks. It occupies the center of a 60-meter-long beach.
