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Wilson Head marks the eastern perimeter of Ratcliffe Bay, stretching
out into the Great Southern Ocean.
This rugged section of coast gets battered by massive waves rolling
in from the south. Be extremely careful,
as the coast frequently encounters large waves and swells.
 Wilson
Head and McGeary's Rock protect Ocean
Beach and make Ocean Beach a popular surfing spot.
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Always Remember, the Great
Southern Ocean coastline is prone to surges, so be
extremely aware when climbing, driving or walking
close to the waterline.
DANGER:
Stay clear of costal rocks and the shoreline as this
area is prone to extra large waves and surges.
SAFETY:
NO SWIMMING. Large waves and rips.
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