Oak Beach is a straight, east facing, 1.6 km long beach running almost due south from White Cliffs. The Cook Highway clips the southern end, where there is a car park and access to the beach. The remainder of the beach is backed by farms, with a creek draining across the centre of the beach and the rocks of White Cliffs protruding 100 m off the northern end. The beach is composed of a mixture of sand and cobbles, with steep, gravel cusps at high tide, fronted by a moderately steep beach and 50 m wide bar. Waves average 0.5 m and break across the bar at mid to low tide. read more

Beach Length: 1.6km