Point Picquet

Located on the coast of Western Australia, Point Picquet Naturaliste is a beautiful stretch of coastline that is awe-inspiring and unique.

It features a peek-a-boo strip of white sand that appears and disappears with the tides, with striking red ochre rocks towering over the sand. Visitors can enjoy swimming and surfing at the accessible beach, as well as fishing from the shore. Point Picquet Naturaliste is also a great spot for whale watching during the migratory months of June to November. Rock pool hopping is a popular activity in the summer, allowing visitors to admire the diverse marine life up close. The best time to visit is in the summer for swimming, surfing, and rock pool hopping, or during the migratory months for whale watching. Point Picquet Naturaliste can be reached by car or public transportation, and offers bushwalk and trekking trails for adventure and nature enthusiasts. Visitors are encouraged to appreciate and preserve the beauty of Point Picquet by taking relevant precautions while enjoying the beach-side activities.