About Redgate Beach
Redgate Beach is a coastal beach located near Witchcliffe, approximately 15 kilometres south of Margaret River in the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River, Western Australia. Set below limestone cliffs within the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park coastline, it is known for its exposed surf break, sandy shoreline, rock formations and elevated lookout. The beach is popular for surfing, fishing, photography and coastal sightseeing, offering dramatic ocean views and natural coastal scenery.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide sandy beach backed by limestone cliffs and accessed via a long staircase from a clifftop car park and lookout. The setting is exposed to the Indian Ocean with strong surf, rock pools at low tide, and expansive ocean views. There are no shops or lifeguard services on the beach. Visitors can explore the shoreline, watch surfers, fish from the beach or rocks, photograph the cliffs and sunset, and use the lookout for coastal sightseeing.
Key highlights
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Dramatic limestone cliffs and elevated lookout over the Indian Ocean
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Wide sandy beach with rock formations and intertidal rock pools
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Consistent surf break popular with experienced surfers
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Scenic coastal photography and sunset views
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Part of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park coastline