On the South of the coastline along Margaret River, you will find a little piece of heaven - Redgate Beach. Known for the unique orange-red color of the granite rocks lining the beach and the absolutely fire-filled, breathtaking sunsets on the horizon of the Indian Ocean, it is easy to see where the beach got its name. For those who like surfing, the beach is a popular destination on more windy days. What about those calm, sunny days? Well, the water glistens turquoise and clear, making it perfect for relaxing swim. Redgate Beach also has a shipwreck memorial you can only see from the headland rocks when the water is clear - it puts to eternal rest the SS. Georgette and celebrates the heroism of Grace Bussell who rode out into the thundering waves to rescue survivors. Redgate Beach is a part of Perth’s beauty and history you wouldn’t want to miss.