Kabbijgup Beach is located 1 km to the north. It has a southern neighbour (WA 723), which is a 70 m long pocket of sand contained is a semicircular gap in the backing 50 m high bluffs. A vehicle track terminates on the southern bluffs overlooking the beach. The main beach (WA 724) lies immediately to the north and is a 270 m long relatively straight steep sand beach backed by an unstable climbing foredune which has reached the top of the bluffs and blown 50 m inland (Fig. 4.146). The beach is fronted by a calcarenite intertidal platform then outer reefs, with the Three Bears surf break over the reefs. It is named after the three adjacent breaks, called Mummy, Baby and Daddy Bear. read more

Beach Length: 0.27km