Cable Beach WA 6726, Australia
Also written as Unit 6, 28 Woods Drive.
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The property at 6/28 Woods Drive is a self‑contained unit. It offers apartment‑style living within the Cable Beach suburb
The unit is located about 1.9 km from Cable Beach, the 22 km stretch of white sand on the Indian Ocean. This short distance provides easy access to the beach's gentle dry‑season waves
Several parks are nearby: Woods Park (0.1 km), Chippindall Park (0.2 km), Sibosado Park (0.3 km), Dakas Park (0.7 km), and Mackie Park (1.0 km). These green spaces offer walking trails and open areas close to the unit
Gantheaume Point at the southern end of Cable Beach features a lighthouse, dolphin and whale‑watching opportunities, and dinosaur footprints visible at low tide. The low red‑ochre cliffs behind the beach add a distinctive landscape to explore
Visitors enjoy camel rides at sunrise and sunset, four‑wheel‑drive excursions north of the rock formations, and access to the clothing‑optional section of the beach. These activities are all within easy reach of the property
Box jellyfish (stingers) may be present from November to April, and Irukandji jellyfish can appear during the wet season, so caution and beach signs should be observed. occasional crocodile sightings have also been reported, prompting preventative measures
Yes, four‑wheel‑drive vehicles are permitted north of the rocks, allowing beach exploration at low tide beyond what can be covered on foot. This enhances access to the more remote sections of Cable Beach
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