Quarram Beach is a coastal beach located near Peaceful Bay in the Shire of Denmark. Access to the beach for paddlers is via a track from the Boatharbour area. A fenced path traverses the dune area, providing generally flat and quite easy access to Quarram Beach and the adjacent Middle Quarram Beach, though the beach sand itself can be soft. The coastline in this area, including Foul Bay north of Peaceful Bay, has experienced significant erosion. The beach faces the open ocean, which presents inherent hazards for paddlers launching and landing through shore break. The area is part of the Quarram Nature Reserve, and the Bibbulmun Track, a long-distance hiking trail, passes nearby, with hikers sometimes using canoes to cross the Irwin Inlet to the east. Paddling here offers views of a rocky headland lookout behind Long Point and the broader William Bay area. The ocean conditions are heavily influenced by seasonal weather patterns, with the nearby Irwin Inlet's sandbar opening to the sea at Peaceful Bay more frequently during winter. The beach is a popular recreational area, and the coastline's aesthetic is characterized by sandy beaches, dunes, and rocky headlands.