Esperance Shire, Western Australia
Ten Mile Lagoon
Ten Mile Lagoon is a clothing-optional beach in Esperance Shire, Western Australia, Australia.
About this place
Ten Mile Lagoon is a clothing-optional beach in Esperance Shire, Western Australia, Australia. The Australian naturist tradition is anchored by Maslin Beach in South Australia — Australia's first officially-designated nude beach, recognised by the state government in 1975. Other established designated naturist beaches operate in Victoria (Sunnyside North on the Mornington Peninsula) and the Australian Capital Territory. New South Wales operates under council-level designations; Sydney's Lady Jane Beach in Sydney Harbour National Park is the most-cited NSW example. Queensland, Western Australia, and other states have a mix of designated and tolerated beaches.
Australian indecent-exposure laws are state-by-state but generally target genital exposure with intent rather than mere nudity at established naturist beaches. For the broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Etiquette & ground rules
Respect the established naturist character of the location: be discreet, avoid photography, and follow the lead of regulars. Designated Australian naturist beaches operate under specific state or council policies — staying within the marked or customary naturist zone matters legally. Always carry a towel for shared seating. Sun protection is critical: Australian UV is intense, and skin that's never been exposed burns quickly.
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