Eastern Beach (75 Mile Beach)...

The eastern beach, more commonly known as 75 Mile Beach along the east Pacific Ocean side of the island can be regarded as the main highway on the island. Its length gives ideal access to much of the islands features and accommodation along the eastern shore. Many of its features include the Maheno ship wreck, Eli Creek, the Coloured Sands, Indian Head and the Champagne Pools.

	Much of the beach can also be used for camping as many creeks flow out from the centre of the island along its spanse. 75 Mile Beach is also used as the local landing strip from which people may hop aboard a plane and take in an aerial view of the island. So if you see a plane parked on the beach, enquire about their inexpensive flights that can be taken over the island.

75 Mile Beach is also the perfect place to spot many different species of birds as well as the chance to spot dolphins, sharks and turtles from vantage points such as Indian Head.