Sugarloaf Rock - SuRk29 waves

Sugarloaf Rock - SuRk29 wavesStormy ocean swell breaking around Sugarloaf Rock. Distinctive by its shape, this conical shaped rock resembles an old fashioned sugarloaf, hence the name Sugarloaf Rock. This large granite island is separated from the mainland by a small treacherous strip of water. When the swell is in full force swimming is not an option however on a really calm day it is an excellent place for divers.

standing strong and solitary

Cosy Corner carpark is up high off the beach and offers an amazing view of the coastline and the scenery is spectacular

Beautiful colour palette on display by Mother Nature at Point Picquet

One of the many varieties of Lichen found in the forests of the Southwest of WA

Twisted and tangled are the trees in this waterfall location

This striking landscape offers exceptional opportunities for moody images

snorkelling

Several walks and trails allow hikers and tourists to explore the area extensively across land or down at beach level

The waters here are notorious for heavy rips and caution must be used when swimming

Found within a rocky outcrop is Redgate Beach

Its clarity and gentle shoreline make it ideal for capturing reflections

at water level