Shell Beach in a beach made entirely of white shells for up to 60 km, and the shoreline is comprised of molluscs only found in WA!

It's so peculiar and cool to see, everyone should experience it at least once.

Shell Beach is also historically important, as shells were removed and used to construct buildings in the nearby town during the early 1900s.

Photo tip: head there for sunrise or sunset for the best light or at high tide for a nicer ocean background.

It's part of a National Park so make sure you have a valid Western Australia National Park Pass