Augusta - Agus14 Framing:Fine Art Paper Print with White Border

Augusta - Agus14 Framing:Fine Art Paper Print with White BorderIconic lighthouse at Cape Leeuwin behind huge granite boulders. Augusta, found on the Southwest coast of WA where the Blackwood River eventually finds its way to Flinders Bay. It is also the closest town to Cape Leeuwin and its famous historic lighthouse, which is on the furthest Southwest corner of the continent. The coastline near Augusta was first sighted by European sailors in 1622 on the ship "Leeuwin" and the land was mapped and subsequently

A man-made bridge allows tourists to cross over part of an ocean channel to adjacent rocks

Water naturally cascading down the rocks immitating a waterfall at Yallingup

Some sections of this coastline are surrounded by a huge cliff face and down below

The mural has to be seen in person to really appreciate the magnitude of it and understand the level of skill that would have been needed to succeed

Old jetty providing shelter for marine life and moorings for fishermen

Wellington Dam is the largest dam in the southwest of the state and was built to supply the Collie River irrigation district

The constant winter flow from these falls affects the surrounding rock and as the moss grows it looks enchanting

Point Picquet is near Meelup Beach and was named after an explorer Sub Lieutenant Picquet

Being adjacent to Caves Road allows tourists and locals access to some of the state's best wine and vineyard estates plus the many limestone caves found in the region

The surrounding trees in this area are also a point of interest due to their twisted features

Found within a rocky outcrop is Redgate Beach

the karri tree