Roberts Point, near Halls Head in Mandurah, is a calm pocket within the Peel-Harvey Estuary system, offering sheltered snorkeling in shallow, tannin-stained waters. The sandy seabed transitions through patchy seagrass beds that attract small baitfish and blue swimmer crabs. Its position behind the point shields it from prevailing winds, making it a reliable winter-spring snorkel spot when ocean swell pounds the nearby coast. Access is via Halls Head Parade parkland with direct shore entry.
Roberts Point
Fair. Experienced snorkellers only.
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Low risk: Boat traffic
Narrow channels near the point see passing recreational and fishing boats; stay vigilant near the channel edges.
Low risk: Shallow seagrass snags
Patchy Posidonia seagrass beds can snag fins and expose sandbars at low tide; avoid fin-kicking directly into dense beds.
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Getting in
From Mandurah, head south on Mandurah Road to Halls Head Parade. Follow Halls Head Parade south-west to the point. The shore-accessible snorkelling area is off the parkland at the end of the road.
Limited street parking available along Halls Head Parade near the reserve.
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