Shelley Beach Lookout is amazing as
you can see far across Torbay into the Great Southern Ocean as well
as get a wonderful view of Shelley Beach itself.
Shelley Beach Lookout is also cool because it is from
here where people FLY. You can also get a wonderful view of Torbay
Head in the distance, the most Southern Point in Western Australia (photo above).
Two solid, large wooden platform ramps lead off into
the air from the lookout. Purpose built for hang gliding and paragliding.
Hang gliding from Shelley Beach
Lookout
The Bibbulmun Track passes directly through the Shelley Beach Lookout with pathways from Albany and Walpole directions meeting less than 50metres from the carpark.
Shelley Beach
Turquoise waters, verdant surrounds and ocean breeze make this beach a popular yet remote destination. Visit Shelley Beach
The Great Southern Ocean is unpredictable, sending surges
even at calm times. BE AWARE when close to the water.
Read the information
on SURGES before visiting the park and ALWAYS watch the
water. Stay clear of rocks and cliff edges by the coast.
Contact:
Department of Conservation & Land Management (CALM)
Albany City Map
All the sights around Albany including the Windfarm, the Brig Amity, Farmers Market, Emu Point, Middleton Beach and Albany Town Centre. Visit City of Albany MAP
In the distance you can see the southern most point of Western Australia, West Cape Howe. 
We saved a baby bluetongue lizard who was trapped in the floorboard walkway and set him free in the bushland. 
