Beaches WA 662 and 663 are two narrow pockets of sand wedged in at the base of southern side of the cape. A walking track runs along the top of the bluffs above the beaches, with a steep climb required to reach the shore. Beach WA 662 is a curving 150 m long, narrow rock littered, west-facing sand beach at the base of curving 40 m high calcarenite bluffs. It is fronted by shallow reefs, with low waves at the shore. Beach WA 663 lies immediately to the west on the southern tip of the cape. It is a similar 100 m long curving strip of beachrock, with occasional patches of sand. Waves break on the boundary points and reefs with low waves at the shore. read more

Beach Length: 0.1km