When you can pull up on the rocks and know you are the only people around for at least 20km, you are in a good place. Rame Head is accessible only by 4WD, and is an incredible part of the coastline.
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What an awesome spot. I’m wondering where it is? Looks like you’d have to know what you’re doing to get there.
Hey Johanna,
This is near Peaceful bay; about a 30 minute 4WD track that is relatively easy. You’d be able to get there in any reasonable 4WD with the right tyre pressures!
Cheers for visiting!