Cowaramup Bay WA

Beach

The main bay beach (WA 679) curves along the centre of the bay shore for 800 m. Cowaramup Brook crosses the southern section of the beach, with a large car park and foreshore reserve along the northern half. Rocks outcrop along and off the beach, which combined with reefs in... Read more

The main bay beach (WA 679) curves along the centre of the bay shore for 800 m. Cowaramup Brook crosses the southern section of the beach, with a large car park and foreshore reserve along the northern half. Rocks outcrop along and off the beach, which combined with reefs in the bay lower waves to less than 1 m at the shore. The northern 80 m long beach (WA 680) is tucked in between rocks and the northern point and is located at a southern boundary of the national park A concrete boat ramp and small groyne are located at the eastern end of the sheltered beach. Out in the bay off the beach is the reef break called North Point, a potentially long heavy righthander.