📖 About Mexican Hat Beach
Mexican Hat Beach is a remote and strikingly named beach near Fowlers Bay on South Australia's far west coast, about 658 kilometres north-west of Adelaide and 118 kilometres west of Ceduna on the edge of the Nullarbor Plain. The beach is likely named after a nearby rock formation resembling a sombrero, and it sits in one of Australia's most isolated coastal regions, where the Great Australian Bight meets vast desert hinterland and whale sightings are common offshore. It suits intrepid 4WD travellers and anglers completing the Eyre Highway journey who seek out the raw, end-of-the-world beauty of this extraordinary coastline.