Sepo's Beach is a sheltered, family-friendly snorkeling and windsurfing spot on the Geraldton coast, known for its calm shallows and clear waters. The beach sits within the lee of the Point Moore peninsula, providing protection from prevailing winds. Snorkelers can explore patches of limestone reef and seagrass meadows close to shore, home to colourful reef fish, sponges, and small coral formations. The sandy entry and gentle slope make it ideal for beginners, while the adjacent rock platforms offer slightly deeper water for more confident swimmers. During winter or large swells, conditions can become rougher, so check the forecast before heading out.
Sepo's Beach
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Low risk: Winter swells
During winter or large swell events, waves can break over the reef and create strong shore dump conditions.
Low risk: Afternoon sea breeze
Strong afternoon sea breezes can kick up choppy surface conditions, reducing visibility and making swimming more strenuous.
Low risk: Marine stingers
Bluebottles and other marine stingers can occasionally drift into the shallows during warmer months.
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Located on the southern side of the Point Moore peninsula, approximately 5 minutes drive from the Geraldton city centre. Access via Willcock Drive, turning onto Sepo's Beach Road.
Unsealed carpark adjacent to the beach with space for approximately 20 vehicles.
Free entry. No fees required.
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