Eagle Bluff

Viewpoint · Denham, Western Australia

Eagle Bluff

A boardwalk over a cliff on the edge of Shark Bay, about 20 km from Denham, where you can see sharks, rays, turtles and sometimes dugongs in the shallow water.

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About Eagle Bluff

Eagle Bluff is a low cliff at the edge of the bay, about 20 km south of Denham. A wooden boardwalk runs along the cliff edge above shallow, very clear waters with sandbanks and seagrass meadows.

From above, it is common to see sharks, rays, turtles and schools of fish swimming in the shallow water. Dugongs, which feed on the bay’s seagrass, sometimes appear.

Opposite is a small island where osprey nest, which gave the place its name. Signs explain the marine life and the importance of the seagrass for the bay.

There is no entrance fee. The boardwalk is short and flat.

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Practical information

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How much time to set aside

20 to 40 minutes.

Best time

When the sun is high and the sea is calm, so the light lets you see animals in the water.

How to get there

By car, about 20 km from Denham via Shark Bay Road, with a short unpaved road to the lookout.

Tip

Bring polarized sunglasses: they help you see animals under the water.

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Frequently asked questions about Eagle Bluff

What can you see from Eagle Bluff?

Sharks, rays, turtles, fish and sometimes dugongs in the shallow water.

Is the Eagle Bluff boardwalk long?

No, it is short and flat.

How far is Eagle Bluff from Denham?

About 20 km to the south.

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