Quoin Head
A secluded bay in the heart of the national park, with white sand and red headlands. It can only be reached by four-wheel drive or a long hike.
Quoin Head lies on the central stretch of coast in Fitzgerald River National Park. It is considered one of the most beautiful bays on the south coast of Western Australia, with snow-white fine sand, clear blue-green water, and red-brown rocky headlands on either side. A simple campsite is nearby. Because it lies in the park's core area, access is only by an approximately 20 km four-wheel-drive-only sand track, which is often closed after rain, or by a long walk along the coast from the eastern section. Very few visitors come. Before going, check the road status on the national park website, carry plenty of water and fuel, and expect little or no mobile phone signal.
Opening hours
Open all day (4WD roads open depending on weather)
Nearby sights
- Fitzgerald River National Park
- East Mount Barren
- Point Ann
- West Mount Barren
- Bremer Beach
- John Cove
- Wellstead Estuary
- Bremer Canyon Orca Tours