Cape Leveque (beach)

Aerial image taken at 16.39 S 122.93 E

The gold and aquamarine of a Cape Leveque water’s edge captured from above. The northernmost tip of the Dampier Peninsula, pristine Cape Leveque is known for its striking colour: red-rock cliffs meeting bone-white beaches and an aqua blue sea. Wild turtles and seabirds nest along the shoreline and between July and October, whales give birth, rest and play among the sheltered islands in the area.

We recognise and acknowledge the Bardi people as the traditional custodians of this land.