Double Island Point was named by Captain Cook on Friday 18th May, 1770.At 2pm we made sail with the wind at SW and at daylight saw the land extending as far as N 3/4 E. The point set last night bore SW by W, distant 3 or 4 leagues. I have named it Double Island Point, on account of its figure (Lat 25 58'S, Long 206 48'W). The land within this point is of a moderate and pretty equal height, but the point itself is of such an unequal height that it looks like 2 small islands laying under the land; it likewise may be known by the white cliffs on the N. side of it.
The views from here are some of the best in the area. You'll need a 4WD to get here of course as access is via the beach.
To log a find simply email me telling me which Act protects the area from trespass.