Wikipedia:
""Wedge Island is located north of Lancelin and South of Cervantes on the Western Australian coast. The name mainly refers to the mainland settlement but also refers to a 400 metres (1,300 ft) long wedge shaped island located just south of "the point". The island itself is a declared nature reserve.
The settlement is home to approximately 350 beach shacks that are used by crayfishermen and holiday-goers. Wedge can be accessed via bush tracks and the beach if the tide is out. The beach and some of the tracks are on a military firing range and are cut off to the public during live firing.
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It is an area of pristine coastline, but an extremely harsh environment. No water or electricity and the temperatures can be unbearably hot with very little shelter from the sun.
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