Redgate, Western Australia

Redgate is a small coastal locality in the South West region of Western Australia. It is part of the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River and is located near the Indian Ocean.

 Geography 
Redgate is known for Redgate Beach, a scenic spot popular for surfing, fishing, and walking. The area is surrounded by bushland, vineyards, and farmland. It is about 20 kilometers south of Margaret River.

 History 
Redgate is historically linked to farming and early European settlement in the region. The beach gained attention for a local shipwreck, and it is also close to Aboriginal cultural sites.

 Economy 
The local economy is based on:
Tourism (especially beach visits and surfing)
Viticulture (wine production)
Agriculture

 Attractions 
Attractions include:
Redgate Beach – popular for surfing and sunsets
Nearby Margaret River wine region
Coastal walks and nature reserves