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A quaint but detailed museum focusing on Rockingham's history, starting with European settlement. Features a collection of clothing and artefacts in the historic Road Board building. Can be viewed in an hour.
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The best, and busiest beach in the city, this is the only north facing beach in the entire Perth region. Located within an easy walk of shopping and dining, it offers stunning views of Garden Island and, on clear days, the shipping channel for Fremantle Port. Swimming, water skiing, and boating are common activities. If you want a big adrenaline rush, try skydiving onto the beach!
Naragebup
One of only two places in WA to see Thrombolites - living rocks that produce oxygen which are older than the dinosaurs. To protect the fragile rocks, you can't enter the lake, but you can find many places to view it from. No swimming, and don't take anything with you when you leave.
Cape Peron
Excellent beaches and hiking trails, plus some restored World War II ruins for history/military buffs to see. South facing beaches are sheltered, making it a great place for families.
Home to a colony of Little Penguins, with walking trails. While it is possible to walk across to the island, this is dangerous and discouraged.
Wonderful look out with excellent views. A paradise for photographers.