Cottesloe Beach. Cottesloe. Cottesloe Beach is one of the most famous beaches in the area. This is why it comes as no surprise that there is a shark net installed here to keep swimmers safe. Known as the Cott Eco Shark Barrier, this safety net is over 170 meters long and extends out 140 meters from the shore.. A shark net was first used at Cottesloe in 2019, and today's net gives a swimming area 170m long and extending 140m from the beach. The "Cott Eco Shark Barrier", as it is called, is made from 100 per cent recycled materials. But the famous pylon off the beach at Cottesloe hints at a longer history. For in 1935, work began to install a.
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10. Hellfire Bay (Esperance) Jeez they've got it good down in Esperance, and Hellfire Bay is another perfect park-up spot with calmer conditions than some other beaches around the place. It's got great picnicking facilities, including toilets, barbecues and large shelters with tables, and is incredibly photogenic. 9.. Perth's most Instagrammed beach, the site of a suspected fatal shark attack in 2011, will have a protective barrier installed for summer which will double as a safety net for swimmers caught in rips.
