Cosy Corner

4.7 (157 Google reviews)

Cosy Corner

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Hamelin Bay WA 6288, Australia

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The beach at Cosy Corner is generally sheltered and is popular for swimming. The limestone platform on the beach to the south of the car park contains many blowholes able to spurt water up to 6m high on rough days.

Diving the sprinkling of islands offshore from Cosy Corner in the Ngari Capes Marine Park are surrounded by stunning reefs and drop-offs that are home to a myriad of colourful marine animals, including the giant blue groper. It is a perfect place for diving if you pick the right weather conditions and are prepared to lug heavy scuba equipment down the steep path.

Fishing Cosy Corner is popular with both beach and rock fishers but if you decide to try your hand fishing here, please do so with caution to ensure your personal safety. The rugged swells in this area occasionally wash fishers off rocks and result in fatalities. Always wear a personal flotation device when fishing from rocks and never fish alone.

This beach is accessible by two-wheel drive.

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Cosy Corner

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Hamelin Bay WA 6288, Australia

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08 9780 5911

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4.7 (157 reviews) Google Maps

K Langham 22 October 2026

The road was well maintained from the car park you can follow a track down to the beach. If you walk south east along the beach (you can’t walk the other way anyway) you will come to some limestone cliffs. The cliffs have crevasses / holes in them that work like blow holes. The walk on the beach to the cliffs was 300-500m in soft sand. It would be easier to park near the cape to cape track and follow that to the cliffs. On a calmer day it would be a good fishing (shore based only allowed)/ swimming spot. There were a couple of small ‘islands’ off land that would probably be great snorkeling spots. Sorry no dogs.