SO WORTH IT! It's the best part of the hike (apparently), so do yourself a favour and have a little stroll through paradise x

Locals reckon this is the best part of the walk, and I’m totally on board with that. It’s about 7.5km one way, so give yourself around 2–3 hours depending on your pace (and how often you stop to take photos, which is gonna happen a lot – trust me).

The track winds through some seriously stunning scenery – think rugged coastal cliffs, hidden beaches, and that iconic turquoise ocean that just screams WA. You’ll pass through a mix of bushland and open stretches with epic views, so it’s pretty diverse and keeps you on your toes. Pack swimmers so you can swim at Redgate at the end! X

TIP: sort out a car shuffle before you head off. Leave one car at the Redgate Beach car park and drive the other to Contos to start the walk (where the pin is) – that way, you won’t have to double back, and you can collapse in the second car guilt-free.

The trail’s well-marked, so you won’t get lost, but wear decent shoes because some parts can be sandy and uneven. Oh, and bring plenty of water – there’s no sneaky tap halfway through!