Denmark is located on the South West Coast of Western Australia, 400 Kilometres south east of Perth, in the Great Southern Region, along the Rainbow Coast of WA. Denmark has natural attractions galore and a mild climate all year round making it …

Denmark, a truly magnificent destination, graces the edge of the Southern Ocean like a precious gem. This enchanting town finds its place amidst a stunning backdrop of karri, eucalyptus, jarrah, and tingle forests, creating a harmonious blend of natural beauty.

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The region of Denmark Western Australia Below you will find the major points of reference for travelling around Denmark WA. To the west, the Valley of the Giants and William Bay National Park (Home to Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks) and closer to town, the beautiful Wilson Inlet.

Our guides offer visitors to Denmark Western Australia unparalleled access to FREE resources and local businesses and products from friendly providers in the region.

Denmark has many beautiful beaches. Turquoise water, white sandy shores and tempting features like rock climbing and rock pool swimming add even more to your experience at the beach! The surf is best at Ocean Beach and the lagoon of Greens Pool is incredible.

Denmark has many beautiful world-class beaches: Tree-covered hills, rivers, majestic cliff and dunes, calm inlets and the roaring Southern Ocean make Denmark's beaches unique and awes inspiring. The rugged coastline means there are many beaches with ancient granite rock and dune cliff surrounds.

Looking for an adventure? Look no further than the beautiful town of Denmark, where a wide range of experiences awaits you. If you're a thrill-seeker, why not take on the world's longest Globeriding track?

Elephant Rocks and Elephant Cove, on the park's eastern coastline are a must-visit when exploring Denmark alongside stunning spots like Greens Pool, Madfish Bay, and Waterfall Beach.

Denmark is connected by a series of walking, hiking and biking trails that wind along the rivers and the Wilson Inlet, along the heritage rail trail towards Walpole to the west and Albany to the east.