Two kilometres to the south is the Cape Hart Conservation Park, a 1030 ha park covering 2 km of cliffed coast and the backing bluffs. There are two small beaches in the park and one just to the south. The first (KI-59) is located just south of the northern park boundary and is a 200 m long boulder beach at the base of 70 m high bluffs. A 4WD track leads to the top of the cliffs just north of the beach, with a steep track down the vegetated bluffs and over the rocks to the beach. The second (KI-60) is located just inside the southern boundary, with the boundary track leading to a parking area above the southern end of the 80 m long, south facing boulder beach. The third (KI-61) is located 500 m south of the track, and is a 40 m long boulder beach surrounded by 60 m high vegetated bluffs. read more

Beach Length: 0.2km