Denmark is a vast natural playground teeming with endless turquoise waters, spectacular beaches, towering forests, and unique rock formations. The Southern Ocean is a dramatic backdrop to the farmland and the surrounding forest-clad hillsides of Denmark.

Explore Denmark's natural wonders...

Denmark Coast

Where the Forest Meets the Sea.  United by winding rivers and pristine inlets that flow, crash and cascade down waterfalls, picking up pace in the winter season and providing pockets of peace and tranquillity in which to while away the hours on long lazy summer afternoons.  If you are into fishing, Denmark is a great place to start.  There are rivers, inlets, beaches and thousands of nooks and crannies on the shores of the mighty Southern Ocean.  More about Denmark coast...

Parks and Forests

Denmark and it's surrounding areas have several national parks, nature reserves and forest areas.  Explore the Walpole-Nornalup National Park, William Bay or West Cape Howe National Parks and others. The Valley of The Giants Tree Top Walk is also nearby - view the magnificent tingle forest from a 38 metre high walkway through the tree tops.  More about Denmark's parks and forests...

Wildflowers  

Wildflowers bloom in Denmark in mid winter through to mid to late summer in the cooler south coast climate. More about Denmark wildlfowers...


Wildlife

Denmark and surrounds are teeming with native wildlife.  View the marine life from one of the many lookout platforms along the coast or see how many different species of birdlife you can spot in the forests.  More about Denmark wildlife...


To Plan your Denmark holiday and book your accommodation for the Conference, contact the Denmark Visitor Centre on 08 9848 2055 or submit your enquiry here