Hamersley Inlet

Hamersley Inlet, nestled within Fitzgerald River National Park, is a deep, winding valley carved through coastal headlands and ranges. Its eucalypt woodlands and paperbark thickets are alive with songbirds, while the Whoogarup Range peaks provide a stunning backdrop. The inlet stretches approximately seven kilometers from its mouth to a rock bar at its northern end. Visitors can enjoy activities such as fishing, kayaking, and bushwalking, including the 2.2-kilometer return walk to Hamersley Beach. The Hamersley Inlet picnic area offers ample parking, undercover barbecue facilities, and picnic benches. Camping is managed by the Shire of Ravensthorpe.