Beach WA 467 is located 100 m to the southeast and consists of a 20 m wide pocket of sand wedged in a gap in the sloping granite rocks of the point. The beach is almost encased in boundary rocks, with a small sand blowout behind the beach, perhaps exacerbated by pedestrian traffic from the car park. South of the small Parry Beach settlement is a 20 m high point that forms the western boundary of the Parry beaches, with the larger Point Hillier located 1.5 km to the south. In amongst and between the points are four beaches (WA 468-471). There is vehicle access to the first point and to a sand quarry high above the main Point Hillier beach (WA 470). read more

Beach Length: 0.02km