Little Beach is a delightful white beach in the Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve located 35 kilometres east of Albany.

The stairs or ramp from the car park lead directly on to the northern side of the beach. (see map)

It is a beautiful walk along the beach to where a giant stone stands alone against the sea. Little Beach is somewhat sheltered by the headland and is blessed with bright turquoise waters.

Above is Little Beach from the rocks at the northern end of the beach (map). There is a flight of stairs which descends from the car park on to the beach itself. Another path leads on to the rocks, and north.

Heading away from Little Beach along the rock trail gives you spectacular views across the waters to North Point - the northern point of Two People's Bay. The path winds a few kilometres to the Visitors Centre on Two People's Bay.

Little Beach is perfect for a short stroll or a picnic. There are toilets located down the path from the car park, turn left before the beach. It's not a TINY beach, but yes, it is small-ish.

The surrounding countryside is ... difficult to express in words. The trees, the rock, the sand, wind and ocean. A breath of clean, fresh air. It is wonderful that we have preserved this place for the future.

We found it an excellent place to show our children the 'king' waves. Standing behind the boulder in the middle of the beach the larger than normal waves crash quite dramatically against the rocks. Be careful when near the ocean!

At the far southern side of the beach (above) there is a path over the headland to Waterfall Beach where a waterfall gushes down from the rocks and on to the beach.