Layered coastal rock formations extend into the clear turquoise waters of Stokes Bay on Kangaroo Island, where a sweeping white-sand beach curves beneath rugged cliffs and coastal vegetation.
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Stokes Bay is a sheltered sandy beach on the northern coast of Kangaroo Island, South Australia, reached through a narrow passage between large coastal rock formations. The rocky entrance opens onto a broad stretch of pale sand, clear turquoise water and a protected natural swimming pool, with low coastal vegetation and exposed headlands surrounding the bay. The unusual rock passage, contrasting shoreline and sheltered coastal setting provide opportunities for landscape, coastal and nature photography.
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