A small holiday town at the foot of the peninsula, the launch pad for Innes National Park, surf breaks and the Ethel wreck.
Marion Bay is the southern gateway to the peninsula's wildest corner, a relaxed holiday town just minutes from Innes National Park. From its sheltered jetty beach you look out over Investigator Strait, while a short drive leads to surf breaks, the Ethel shipwreck and the Cape Spencer lighthouse. A tavern, general store and a range of accommodation make it the natural base for surfers, fishers and park explorers.
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