Tabs GroupWelcome Sheltered Mettam's Pool is a good family spot in which you can see a range of marine plant and animal species close to shore. It is less than two metres deep inside this naturally formed lagoon. There is also access for the disabled. A reasonably good range of fish species resides within the pool, particularly in the holes and crevices in the southern section. They include red-lip morwong, banded sweep, bullseyes, wrasse, schools of buffalo bream, sea mullet, tarwine and blowfish. Sand whiting and Australian herring can be seen in the open water. You may also notice a few anemones growing within the pool, while cushion stars, abalone and other shellfish species hide in the rocky reef top. • While the snorkelling inside the lagoon is easy, the surge can be strong on the outer edge of the reef. • Beware of cobblers in the weed near the shore. Getting ThereYou can get to this site by: Two-wheel driveGPS: -31.8682, 115.752Get direction in Google MapBack to Park Site Activities: Swimming Snorkelling Fishing No dogs allowedNo drinking water available Activities Snorkelling Swimming Fishing Fishing Mettams Pool is one of the most popular fishing spots in the metropolitan area during the short abalone season. Department of Fisheries licences are required to collect these delicacies and there are strict, bag, season and size limits. Back to Park