French Point

Located in Racecourse Bay, French Point Beach is a secluded and stunning beach known for its clear turquoise water and pristine white sand. The beach is approximately 300 meters long and is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and fishing.

The beach is well-equipped with basic amenities including bathroom access, but visitors should bring their own food and drinks as there are no restaurants or cafes nearby.

The beach is well-equipped with basic amenities including bathroom access, but visitors should bring their own food and drinks as there are no restaurants or cafes nearby..

French Point Beach has few amenities, so visitors should plan accordingly, although it does have bathroom access. Parking is available nearby, with a free parking lot located just a short walk away from the beach.

Fun fact: French Point Beach is home to a small colony of fairy penguins that can often be seen on the beach at dusk.

While the beach is the main attraction at French Point, visitors can also enjoy hiking, bird watching, and exploring the nearby Racecourse Bay Conservation Park.

There are no restaurants or cafes near the beach, but visitors can find a variety of options in nearby towns such as Kingston SE and Robe. These restaurants offer a range of cuisine, including seafood and traditional Australian fare.

Visitors looking for accommodations near French Point can stay at the Racecourse Bay Motel, which is located just a short drive away from the beach. The motel offers comfortable rooms and easy access to the beach, as well as nearby attractions such as the Cape Jaffa Lighthouse.