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West Point Beach is a secluded spot located on Magnetic Island. It is known for its unique natural characteristics, including interesting flora such as tamarind trees. The beach also offers a view of the channel where dolphins and turtles can often be seen.
The beach is quite isolated with no amenities available, including drinking water. Despite this, it is a popular spot for those who enjoy a peaceful walk. The journey from Picnic Bay to West Point Beach is a beautiful 2.5-hour walk each way on a road that meanders through the island. However, visitors are advised to bring their own water.
The beach is accessible via a dirt road through the bush and creeks. However, the road is often under water, making it a challenging journey. Despite this, many visitors are drawn to the beach for its stunning sunsets and the opportunity to stargaze with little to no light pollution.
It's important to note that hire cars are not allowed on the road to West Point Beach, and fines apply for violations. Therefore, visitors are advised to plan their journey accordingly.
Visitor reviews highlight the natural beauty of the beach, particularly the stunning sunsets and the unique wildlife, including dolphins and turtles. The isolation of the beach is also appreciated, offering a peaceful experience under a star-filled sky. However, visitors complain about the lack of facilities, including drinking water, and the inaccessibility due to restrictions on hire cars and a road that is often under water.
Latitude: -19.1334474 / Longitude: 146.7827854
West Point Beach is located in Queensland. The following map of West Point Beach shows the exact location.
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