In Rockingham's sheltered bays and islands, over 200 local Bottlenose dolphins live and play. The pod is friendly to people and revel in the daily visit from groups of swimmers in the clear water. Available to adults of all ages and children over 6 years old accompanied by a parent. Tour guides use underwater scooters to attract and arouse the dolphins interest. A magical experience and one of only a handful of sites in the world where this experience is possible. show more

A beautiful nature reserve just a 5 minute ferry ride across the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. Famous for being home to Western Australia's largest colony of Fairy Penguins. Visitors can meet them at the Discovery Centre. Rangers host daily Penguin feedings three times a day. The penguins can also be seen swimming in groups all around the waters of Cockburn Sound.

Apart from the penguins, the marine park aOther than dolphins and penguins, the waters here abound with marine wildlife including sea lions, stingrays, pelicans & ospreys. Visitors will enjoy the white sandy beaches and secluded bays which are great for swimming. Colourful limestone reefs present great snorkelling opportunities. A network of timber board walks and nature trails allow visitors to explore and take in the beautiful coastal scenery. Sea birds are fairly tame and nest within metres of the board walk with relatively no fear of people.

This area is famous for the abundance and size of Pink Snapper which can be caught from October through to February. There are many boat launching areas making access quick and easy. The clear and protected waters mean a great day out on the water and a good catch is basically a guarantee. Squid can be caught in the shallower water where there is weed. Seasonal restrictions may apply, so always check with the Department Of Fisheries before heading out.