Barunga Point marks the beginning of the next section of Eurobodalla National Park, which continues 2 km south to Bogola Head, then 3 km to the mouth of Corunna Lake. In between are five, difficult to access, exposed, rip-dominated beaches (NSW 605-609). The only access is a vehicle track out to Bogola Head, with foot access to the beaches north and south along national park walking tracks. Beach NSW 605 is a curving 230 m long pocket of sand, located 300 m south of Barunga Point. A small rocky point forms its southern boundary, together with rocks reefs extending up to 250 m off both ends. Waves average 1-1.5 m and usually maintain a rip flowing out though a break in the reefs towards the southern rocks. It is backed by low bluffs and cleared land. read more

Beach Length: 0.15km