Trigg Beach

Last updated October 2026

Trigg Beach, between Karrinyup Road and South West Coast Highway, is popular with body boarders, kite surfers and surfers, according to the City of Stirling. Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club volunteers patrol on weekends and public holidays from October to the end of March, City of Stirling lifeguards cover weekdays from October to March and every day in April, and City beach inspectors patrol all year. City of Stirling beach inspectors patrol the City's beaches 365 days a year, and casual City lifeguards patrol its beaches Monday to Friday from October to March and seven days a week in April. Facilities include public toilets and showers. Nearby on OpenStreetMap: Kailis Restaurant (about 100 m).

Trigg Beach, between Karrinyup Road and South West Coast Highway, is popular with body boarders, kite surfers and surfers, according to the City of Stirling. Trigg Island Surf Life Saving Club volunteers patrol on weekends and public holidays from October to the end of March, City of Stirling lifeguards cover weekdays from October to March and every day in April, and City beach inspectors patrol all year. City of Stirling beach inspectors patrol the City's beaches 365 days a year, and casual City lifeguards patrol its beaches Monday to Friday from October to March and seven days a week in April. Facilities include public toilets and showers. Nearby: Kailis Restaurant (about 100 m).

Facts checked against the venue's own website on 22 October 2026.