At the Beach Street end of the Dutch Inn foreshore, beside the northern end of Southern Dog Beach. Approach using the public Marine Parade/Beach Street path and formal beach access; do not treat the rock structure as a safe walking route.
The Town’s coastal reports call this structure Beach Street Groyne and date its limestone armour-rock construction to the 1960s. It sits farther south than the main groyne at Mudurup.
The beach south of this groyne forms the Southern Dog Beach. Follow current signs for dog access and use the established foreshore paths and beach access. The pin identifies the groyne itself; it is not advice to walk onto the rocks.
Town of Cottesloe - coastal risk identification report
Town of Cottesloe - Dog Beaches