From the Greens Pool car park it is a good ten minute walk over the rises on a well-kept track to these rugged stone animals.

You can view the rocks from above and behind or follow the staircase down between the rocks to Elephant Cove, just to the east.

View a Map of William Bay National Park, or see the Satellite Map below.

Elephant Cove (below) is accessed via a staircase which descends between the rocks and ends in a beach crevasse allowing you to walk onto the beach. See the video below for the lower half of the staircase walk.

Remember, the Great Southern Ocean coastline is prone to surges, so be extremely aware when climbing or walking close to the waterline.

The beach at Greens Pool is protected by the lines of rocks out to sea and are a perfect place to swim. Follow the track west a few hundred yards to Greens Pool.

The calm waters of Greens Pool are very clearly seen in this video of Elephant Rocks and Greens Pool from Tower Hill. The video starts with the backs of the elephants, and pans west (right) to Greens Pool.