Only 127 km north of Perth is the sleepy fishing village of Lancelin. There is sailboarding. The village itself stretches along the edge of a natural bay, protected from the Indian Ocean by outer reefs and islands. With the ocean on the west, to the east of the village are endless kilometres of white sand dunes.

If wildlife is more your thing, there is an abundance of marine life, there are sea lions on Lancelin Island, with many of the islands offering sanctuary to the bird population, as well as dolphins that frequent the bay and beyond. There is also several good nature walks that skirt the coastline.

To the south are the smaller villages of Ledge Point and Seabird, whilst Lancelin is also the coastal route to the famous Pinnacles to the north.