Beaches and coves of Augusta-Margaret River

Deepdene is a sandy beach on Western Australia’s south-west coast, reached through a low-facility and remote coastal landscape.

Elephant Rock is a small sandy beach on the Deepdene coast near Augusta-Margaret River, retaining a remote and natural character.

Flinders Bay lies just south of Augusta, near the mouth of the Blackwood River, in an east-facing and relatively sheltered embayment with sandy shoreline.

Gnarabup Beach is a sandy, roughly 1.6-kilometre shoreline near Prevelly in Western Australia’s Margaret River region, running from the southern headland toward Surfers Point.

Kilcarnup Beach is a sandy, more secluded stretch of the Margaret River coast on the Cape to Cape route, with access through four-wheel-drive tracks from Kilcarnup Road.

Margaret River Mouth Beach lies just north of Prevelly, where the Margaret River reaches the Indian Ocean.

Redgate Beach is a sandy surf beach in the Margaret River region, set between rocky outcrops, coastal dunes and ancient granite boulders.