hamelin bay jetty at sunrise 1 (landscape)
Hamelin Bay is located in the South West of Western Australia in the Margaret River region. This little paradise is divine and just another example of why we are so lucky to live on the West coast! Hamelin Bay is well loved for its natural beauty, proximity to local surf breaks and wineries and for the population of curious and friendly stingrays that frequent the shore daily, to everyone’s delight.
Rich in history, the remnants of the jetty built in the 1880’s to service the local timber mills, are a reminder of the thriving port that once stood here.
Open Edition photographic image printed on fine art archival paper for superior image & colour rendition.
Prints are carefully handled & packaged & will be delivered to you rolled in a tube ready for custom framing.
Hamelin Bay is located in the South West of Western Australia in the Margaret River region. This little paradise is divine and just another example of why we are so lucky to live on the West coast! Hamelin Bay is well loved for its natural beauty, proximity to local surf breaks and wineries and for the population of curious and friendly stingrays that frequent the shore daily, to everyone’s delight.
Rich in history, the remnants of the jetty built in the 1880’s to service the local timber mills, are a reminder of the thriving port that once stood here.
Open Edition photographic image printed on fine art archival paper for superior image & colour rendition.
Prints are carefully handled & packaged & will be delivered to you rolled in a tube ready for custom framing.
Hamelin Bay is located in the South West of Western Australia in the Margaret River region. This little paradise is divine and just another example of why we are so lucky to live on the West coast! Hamelin Bay is well loved for its natural beauty, proximity to local surf breaks and wineries and for the population of curious and friendly stingrays that frequent the shore daily, to everyone’s delight.
Rich in history, the remnants of the jetty built in the 1880’s to service the local timber mills, are a reminder of the thriving port that once stood here.
Open Edition photographic image printed on fine art archival paper for superior image & colour rendition.
Prints are carefully handled & packaged & will be delivered to you rolled in a tube ready for custom framing.
