About 170 kilometers south of Perth, Bunbury is the third largest population center in Western Australia, with close to 70,000 people in the town and the surrounding suburbs. Mindalong Beach is the beach on the south end of Bunbury that is backed by the Maidens Reserve, a wildlife preserve and nature park. A small segment of Mindalong Beach has been officially designated for nude use since 1998. The nude part of the beach, which is just 200 meters long, is just south of the main coastal development of Bunbury, at the far northern end of the reserve.
The beach is easy to access and has a designated parking lot. Follow the path that leaves from the south end of the parking lot and you will quickly reach a fork. Keep to the right, going through the dunes to the beach. Facing the ocean, turn left and walk south. Very shortly you will reach the start of the nude area, which is signed at both ends. In all, it takes just a couple of minutes to get to the nude beach from the parking lot, and it also takes just a couple of minutes to walk through the designated nude area, which is roughly indicated by the area lightly shaded in red.
The are no amenities along the beach. The nearest restrooms with showers are located along Ocean Drive about 800 meters north of the Mindalong parking lot (past Hastie Street Beach).