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Denham
Denham is located 831 km north of Perth, in the Gascoyne region. Find out about boating and marine facilities in Denham, as well as coastal, tide and wave data.
Plan your Denham boating trip
Download our boating guide and check the weather forecast before heading out on the water. Find out more about boating safety and planning your trip.
Denham maritime facility features
Maritime facilities: Schedule of fees and charges (2021/2022)
For information regarding fees and charges to be applied from 1 July 2021, refer to the documents below:
The 'Maritime facilities: Schedule of marine fees and charges' document contains fees and vessel accommodation information on numerous DoT managed facilities, including the following;
- Ferry licence fees.
- Fuel wharfage fees.
- General notes.
- Jetty and mooring area licence fees.
- Statewide fees.
Project: Denham Maritime Facility upgrades
Works to transform the town foreshore were completed prior to the 'Dirk Hartog - Voyage of Discovery: Shark Bay 1616' celebrations in October 2016.
For more information visit the Denham Maritime Facility upgrades page.
Shark Bay Volunteer Marine Rescue Group (VMR 675)
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| PO Box 35, Denham WA 6537 |
(08) 9948 3232 |
Tide predictions and resources
Find out about annual tide predictions at various locations along Western Australia's coast. All data provided is subject to DoT's disclaimer, conditions of use and copyright policy.
Bureau of Meteorology resources
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) offers a range of tide related information:
About the weather and wave information on this page
All information is provided to the public subject to the Department of Transport's disclaimer, privacy, copyright and conditions of use policy.
Weather
Weather information is gathered from the Bureau of Meteorology website.
Wave information
The wave climate at any location can be, and usually is, a combination of sea and swell and is often referred to as the total wave.
The graphs provide information on sea waves and swell waves. They are updated as near to real-time as possible.
The near real-time wave data is downloaded from recording sites and graphics created for the web using software developed by Tremarfon Pty Ltd.
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