Kianga Beach (NSW 594) begins 200 m south of Duesburys and trends to the south for 700 m to the usually blocked mouth of 15 ha Kianga Lake, which flows out against the a low boundary rocky point (Fig. 4.395). It is backed by a vegetated foredune in the north, which narrows to the south, where the drive runs along the rear of the beach and across the lake entrance. Waves average 1.5 m reducing to 0.5 m in lee of the southern rocks. These maintain a strong rip against the northern rocks; usually one central rips and one in lee of the southern rocks. Access is provided from a small car park on the drive just behind the centre of the beach, and on the southern headland where a road runs out to the point and is surrounded by a grassy park. read more

Beach Length: 0.5km