Rocky Point is a striking granite headland on the Cape to Cape Track, near Eagle Bay in the Margaret River region of Western Australia's Southwest Capes. This exposed snorkeling spot features clear waters washing over a rocky reef platform with granite boulders, shallow pools, and gutters. Part of the Ngari Capes Marine Park, it offers a wild, off-the-beaten-path experience where oceanic swells surge around the point. Best on calm, low-swell days, the underwater terrain is a mosaic of boulders, sand patches, and kelp beds.
Rocky Point
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Moderate risk: Oceanic swell and surge
Exposed headland receives significant swell; surging waves around rocks can push snorkelers into granite boulders
Moderate risk: Strong currents
Tidal currents and rip-like flows can develop around the point, especially on outgoing tide
Low risk: Sharp reef and barnacles
Exposed granite and encrusted barnacles can cause cuts and abrasions on entry/exit
Low risk: Limited shore access
Rocky shoreline with no sandy beach; entry and exit require scrambling over boulders
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Located along Eagle Bay Road (Meelup Reserve area) south of Dunsborough. The Cape to Cape Track passes directly by Rocky Point. Park at the Eagle Bay parking area and follow the coastal walking trail north approx. 500 m to the point.
Limited roadside parking at Eagle Bay near the Meelup Reserve trailhead. Can fill up quickly on weekends and summer holidays.
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