Silica Cove
Highlights
- Scenic 6km walk with rich Aboriginal cultural heritage
- Spot sea eagles, seals, and a historic shipwreck
- Secluded beach only accessible by foot or boat
Overview
Silica Cove is located on Beecroft Peninsula and is a six kilometre return walk rich in Aboriginal cultural heritage.
You might see white bellied sea eagles in the trees as you walk, or spot a…
Silica Cove is located on Beecroft Peninsula and is a six kilometre return walk rich in Aboriginal cultural heritage.
You might see white bellied sea eagles in the trees as you walk, or spot a resident seal in the water from the beach.
This beach is not accessible by car, only on foot or by boat. The shipwreck of the St. Martin de Porres still sits on the rocks on the north side of the beach.
Accessibility
Does not cater for people with access needs.