Cape Farquhar, Western Australia

Tooley, only way to visit is by boat. Adjacent stations keep gates locked making track access impossible. Is it worth a visit ......not really...there are better places north and south for diving, snorkelling, fishing, surfing, kiting and beaching. The Cape is also a biosphere meaning authorities prefer no one goes there keeping it natural, intact and pristine. Hope this helps.

Tooley, only way to visit is by boat. Adjacent stations keep gates locked making track access impossible. Is it worth a visit ......not really...there are better places north and south for diving, snorkelling, fishing, surfing, kiting and beaching. The Cape is also a biosphere meaning authorities prefer no one goes there keeping it natural, intact and pristine. Hope this helps.

I've been all the way along the coast from Gnarloo to Coral bay. Great trip but no better than just exploring the parts around Warra station, like 14 mile beach and other coastal spots on the station. Except for the exclusiveness I guess, that was pretty special camping out at Cape Farquar itself overnight. The Weather is waht makes it a good or bad trip in those parts.

You can only get North of Gnarloo with permission of the lease holders and you need keys for the gates.

Last I heard they had stopped giving permission when new owners took over about 4 years back. Apparently concerned about civil litigation and insurance issues etc.

You can get all the info you need by ringing Gnarloo Station. Maybe things have changed since I was last there around 2007.

Good luck.