Horrocks, Western Australia, is a secluded and relaxed destination with a range of attractions. One of its main attractions is Horrocks Beach, which offers swimming, fishing, beachcombing, and water activities. The beach also has a specially constructed platform for spotting Humpback whales in late spring and a pontoon anchored during the summer months. The bay is surrounded by a coral reef, allowing visitors to explore diverse marine life during low tide. The white sandy beach and nearby adventure playground provide a relaxed setting for unwinding and family fun.
In addition to the beach, Horrocks is known for its vibrant display of wildflowers from September to January. Visitors can see donkey, bee, cowslip, and rare greenhood orchids, offering a unique natural experience.
The town itself is a small fishing village, offering a true rural beachside town experience without the hustle and bustle of large cities. Horrocks Beach has calm warm waters, small jetties, and opportunities for fishing, swimming, and 4WDing. The town is conveniently located approximately 22 kilometers northwest of Northampton, a one-hour drive north of Geraldton, and a 5.5-hour drive north of Perth. It is a convenient yet secluded destination for a variety of activities.