Pot Alley

Pot Alley is a coastal gorge and beach located about 8 km south of Kalbarri in the Shire of Northampton, Western Australia, within the coastal section of Kalbarri National Park. It features steep red and white banded cliffs forming a narrow gorge that opens to a small sandy and rocky beach. Notable for dramatic ocean views, layered rock formations and coastal scenery, it is a popular lookout, photography and fishing spot along George Grey Drive.

Visitors can expect a dramatic coastal gorge with steep cliffs leading down to a small beach via a long staircase. At the top there is a car park and lookout offering panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and rugged coastline. The gorge walls show distinct red and white rock layers. The beach below is rocky and sandy with strong surf, suitable for beach walking, fishing and photography rather than sheltered swimming. The surrounding area is natural coastal heath with exposed cliffs.

Part of the Kalbarri coastal cliffs formed over millions of years through sandstone deposition and erosion; area has long been used by local fishing communities and later developed for tourism with access infrastructure within Kalbarri National Park

Located on Nanda Country; the Kalbarri coastline and gorges are part of the traditional lands of the Nanda people and hold cultural significance for Traditional Owners