Bramston Point forms a major promontory. The backing slopes rise to 560 m and its densely vegetated slopes run right down to the shoreline, where the tropical vegetation overhangs the steep, narrow beaches that fringe the base. It is composed of granitic rocks, and large granite boulders and rocks border all beaches, breaking some of the beaches into a series of smaller sandy pockets. There is no vehicle or foot access to these beaches and no facilities. Bramston Point (south) (753) is a straighter, 800 m long beach that faces more easterly. It has a small creek that is impounded behind the northern end, forming a small lagoon. The creek crosses the beach next to some large boulders. It has a steep beach face and a continuous bar along the base of the beach, across which waves break at mid to low tide. read more

Beach Length: 0.8km