Denmark Suburb Profile
Hemmed in by ancient rainforest to the north and some of the country’s finest coastline to the south, Denmark is a natural paradise. Offering a lifestyle far removed from the chaos of city life, this Western Australian coastal town draws a combination of seachangers, retirees and passionate producers.
Home to an abundance of natural attractions, Denmark is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. A series of picturesque beaches, world-class national parks and winding rivers ensure endless opportunities to get out and about.
When not spending time outdoors, locals can be found indulging in the region’s epicurean scene that moves from micro-producers to boutique wineries and fine dining restaurants, and through to the weekly market.
Just 45 minutes along the scenic South Coast Highway from Denmark lies Albany. This relaxed regional city provides many residents of Denmark with an array of services as well as a regional airport.
With the kind of natural splendour people travel the world to see, Denmark provides locals with a smorgasbord of outdoor pursuits to be enjoyed year-round. Combining the best of country and coast in perfect proportions, living in Denmark allows locals to soak up a dream destination that tourists only ever get to scratch the surface of.
Area Features:
Cool Climate Wineries
Denmark is home to over 20 cool climate wineries that specialise primarily in elegant chardonnays, crisp rieslings and bold pinots.
William Bay National Park
Drawing visitors the world over, Denmark is the gateway to William Bay National Park. This spectacular national park offers walking trails, rockpools, wildlife spotting opportunities and surf spots aplenty, alongside the renowned Greens Pool, Elephant Rocks and Madfish Bay.
Local Producers
With abundant farmland and plenty of space for small-scale producers, Denmark is abundant with local produce and artisan goods. The best way to get a taste of the region is by visiting the weekly Denmark Markets where you can find fresh preserves, local honey and more.
Surrounded by rolling farmland and endless coastal delights, Denmark is a popular destination for holidaymakers. As such, the population consists primarily of farmers, second home owners and those working in the timber, fishing, tourism and viticulture industries. With a vibrant arts community, pristine natural surrounds and a quieter pace, the area attracts retirees and empty nesters. According to the 2021 census, the population of the Denmark Shire sits at 6468 residents with a median age of 50.