Beach WA 37 lies 1 km to the west and is a similar, but longer, 1 km long series of sand pockets and strips bordered, separated and fronted by the supratidal bedrock, with rock reefs off the beach. Rough vehicle tracks reach the rear of both beaches. Bellinger Island is a linear 2 km long granite island located midway between Point Malcolm and Cape Pasley. The shoreline protruded in lee of the island, which is located approximately 1 km off the coast. Beaches WA 38-41 are located on the mainland coast to the east of the protrusion, with beach WA 42 to the lee of the island and beaches WA 43-46 west of the island. The Telegraph Track is located 3 km north of the coast with no formed access to the shore. The boundary of the Nuytsland Nature Reserve and Carpe Arid National Park bisects beach WA 44. read more

Beach Length: 1km